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how little do you mortals understand time. must you be so linear, jean-luc?"
cosine interpolation, used by default in jquery.animate() and these slides too. $$ lerp(\class{orangered}{a}, \class{green}{b}, f) = \class{orangered}{a} + (\class{green}{b} - \class{orangered}{a}) \cdot f $$ we animate the apple's position, changing its y coordinate. in practice, that means we apply linear...
https://analysis.4sceners.de/blog/animate-your-way-to-glory/
how little do you mortals understand time. must you be so linear, jean-luc?"
cosine interpolation, used by default in jquery.animate() and these slides too. $$ lerp(\class{orangered}{a}, \class{green}{b}, f) = \class{orangered}{a} + (\class{green}{b} - \class{orangered}{a}) \cdot f $$ we animate the apple's position, changing its y coordinate. in practice, that means we apply linear...
https://acko.net/blog/animate-your-way-to-glory/
how little do you mortals understand time. must you be so linear, jean-luc?"
cosine interpolation, used by default in jquery.animate() and these slides too. $$ lerp(\class{orangered}{a}, \class{green}{b}, f) = \class{orangered}{a} + (\class{green}{b} - \class{orangered}{a}) \cdot f $$ we animate the apple's position, changing its y coordinate. in practice, that means we apply linear...
http://acko.net/blog/animate-your-way-to-glory/