Difference between revisions of "DOMCurveValue"
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===Properties=== | ===Properties=== | ||
| + | :{{CSharp|DOMCurveEasing Easing {get; set;} }} | ||
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| + | ::Specifies which easing function to use | ||
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Revision as of 15:24, 18 November 2016
- Inherits class: DOMObject
- This is a leaf node type. This node type cannot have children.
Remarks [edit]
Properties
- DOMCurveEasing Easing {get; set;}
- Specifies which easing function to use
- DOMCurveKeyframe Keyframe {get;}
Constructors
- DOMCurveValue()
- DOMCurveValue(string title)
- DOMCurveValue(string title, object value)
Methods
- bool CheckParent(DOMObject parent)
- Called on DOMObject derived types just before they are added to the DOM to ensure their parent is appropriate.
- object GetInterpolatedValue(DOMCurveValue other, Single time)
- This method needs to be overridden in derived classes to support more interesting kinds of interpolation.
- Out of the box, we handle some primitive types and do a liner interpolation.
- If a type isn't recognized we just return our own value resulting in a stepped, square-wave-like jump from
- keyframe to keyframe (fine for something like a resource value)
