Easing Class
Definition
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Functions that modify values non-linearly, generally used for animations.
[Xamarin.Forms.TypeConverter(typeof(Xamarin.Forms.EasingTypeConverter))]
public class Easingtype Easing = class- Inheritance
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Easing
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Remarks
Easing functions are applied to input values in the range [0,1]. The cubic easing functions are often considered to look most natural.
If developers wish to use their own easing functions, they should return a value of 0 for an input of 0 and a value of 1 for an input of 1 or the animation will have a jump.
The predefined Easing functions have the following forms:
| Member | Graph |
|---|---|
| BounceIn |
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| BounceOut |
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| CubicIn |
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| CubicInOut |
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| CubicOut |
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| Linear |
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| SinIn |
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| SinInOut |
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| SinOut |
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| SpringIn |
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| SpringOut |
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Constructors
| Easing(Func<Double,Double>) |
Creates a new Easing object with the |
Fields
| BounceIn |
Jumps towards, and then bounces as it settles at the final value. |
| BounceOut |
Leaps to final values, bounces 3 times, and settles. |
| CubicIn |
Starts slowly and accelerates. |
| CubicInOut |
Accelerates and decelerates. Often a natural-looking choice. |
| CubicOut |
Starts quickly and the decelerates. |
| Linear |
Linear transformation. |
| SinIn |
Smoothly accelerates. |
| SinInOut |
Accelerates in and decelerates out. |
| SinOut |
Smoothly decelerates. |
| SpringIn |
Moves away and then leaps toward the final value. |
| SpringOut |
Overshoots and then returns. |
Methods
| Ease(Double) |
Applies the easing function to the specified value |
Operators
| Implicit(Func<Double,Double> to Easing) |
Converts a function into an Easing. |