Easing.generateExponential()
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Given a value of 300, this is very close Easing.Exponential, but it will hit 0 when amount is 0, therefore being an alternative to Exponential to avoid the jump issue mentioned in #116.
…onential(300)` to show how similar they are
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Great idea! I couldn't come up with that function. |
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Given a value of 300, this is very close Easing.Exponential, but it will hit 0 when amount is 0, therefore being an alternative to Exponential to avoid the jump issue mentioned in #116.
I haven't tried to simplify the formulas yet. Also, could there be a better formula?
The video shows how similar the two are:
similar.mp4
@MasatoMakino Wdyt?