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Easing functions specify the rate of change of a parameter over time. Use this tag when you are using a function to transition the state of an object over a period of time.

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This is one of the methods in a project for generating points between two given points. We add points of route with a 25ms delay in an array and a camera on Google Maps is always at the last point. So ...
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I'm using Ionic 4 and Angular animations to animate modals. I created the following two functions that control the animations but they share a lot of repeated code. Is there a way I can clean these up ...
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This script executes a sequence of actions over time and is based on the methods exposed by the UrhoSharp framework. I am new to Unity, but well acquainted with C# so I know what I'm doing for the ...
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I wanted to write a function that when invoked, will scroll the page downwards in a smooth fashion. Comments and criticism welcome. I don't like, for example that determining whether it is done is ...
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I'm writing a animate method to perform DOM animations. I know there are a lot of libraries out there that already does that (and I use some ideas of them) but I usually prefer writing my own code to ...
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I'm pretty new to client side scripting and I'm still learning. I've written this JS plugin which animates blocks of HTML (fade-in from left/top/right/bottom) as you scroll down the page. Everything ...
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I have this script that moves a box around the screen and the loops the second part of the movement. I have altered the code to drop another three boxes (4 in total) into the animation so the boxes ...
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Here's a small module I've written that implements an animation which fades through the child elements in a container div on a continual loop. I realise I could have done this way quicker using ...
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I'm kinda worried that the way I did my animation intro is a bit too heavy and is not optimized. Please review and let me know your thoughts. ...
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Having fancy animations in WPF is quite nice so I tried to implement a generic fading animation for UIElements which I use for the Popups in my application. I was ...
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