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and consists of a set of key-frames. The key-frames are interpolated over time
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and consists of a set of key-frames. The key-frames are interpolated over time
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according to their interpolation modes.
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according to their interpolation modes.
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Interpolation modes
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Each key-frame has an interpolation mode associated with it, and that
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interpolation mode is valid until the next key-frame is reached. The different
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interpolation modes are the following:
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* Step : This is the simplest mode, and always returns the key's value.
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* Linear : This does a linear interpolation between the current and the next
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key's values.
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* Smooth : This interpolates in a smooth fashion, the exact function is what
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is usually called "smoothstep". Do not confuse this mode with
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splines; this only interpolates smoothly between two different
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values, it does not try to calculate tangents or any such things.
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* Ramp : This is similar to "Linear", but additionally applies an
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exponentiation of the interpolation factor.
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