Guillaume Bertrand

I ported the easing function made by Gregory Taylor from Gen to js, to be able to use them outside the audio world.

Quite useful to augment the line capabilies and/or map parameters usin sin, logarithmic, exponential, and many other.

Input and output are between 0. and 1. to make it easier to use. (Help file is provided).

PS : (Audio versions made by Gregory Taylor are available here : 

https://cycling74.com/forums/easing-and-tweening-how-to-make-a-tulip/)

EDIT : Download the js + expr version. The other one contain two bugs : "BackEaseOut" and "BackEaseInOut".

I ported the easing function made by Gregory Taylor from Gen to js, to be able to use them outside the audio world.
Quite useful to augment the line capabilies and/or map parameters usin sin, logarithmic, exponential, and many other.
Input and output are between 0. and 1. to make it easier to use. (Help file is provided).
Guillaume

PS : (Audio versions made by Gregory Taylor are available here : https://cycling74.com/forums/easing-and-tweening-how-to-make-a-tulip/)

EDIT : Download the js + expr version. The other one contain two bugs : "BackEaseOut" and "BackEaseInOut".


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Hi Guillaume,
Thanks again !
It's really useful

Fab! Thanks for this Guillaume - it's going to save me some processor cycles!

javascript will save yau tons of cycles compared to plain max ... not.

More than the audio versions? I started using those, but found they tipped my patch over the edge AFA processor load goes.

probably not more than audio, no. but still some 20 times more than [expr].

The first post of this thread now has a new zip file, containing expr versions of every easing.

And I corrected two bugs in "BackEaseOut" and "BackEaseInOut".

NOW it can save you tons of processor cycles ! ;-)

The first post of this thread now has a new zip file, containing expr versions of every easing.
And I corrected two bugs in "BackEaseOut" and "BackEaseInOut".

NOW it can save you tons of processor cycles ! ;-)


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