animation_constants
For a general overview of how to use animations in uiZ, please see Animations in general
There are quite a few functions and variables that require a animation constant.
Animations can be used using the function "uiz_animation_getFunction".
To make ui look te best and to prevent visual artifacts, it is generally recommended to use an animation that doesn't "overshoot". (e.g. animations that don't cross their respective red boundaries.)
Here is a list of all constants:
| uiz_straight |  |
| uiz_quadratic_in |  |
| uiz_quadratic_out |  |
| uiz_quadratic_inout |  |
| uiz_quadratic_outin |  |
| uiz_sin_in |  |
| uiz_sin_out |  |
| uiz_sin_inout |  |
| uiz_sin_outin |  |
| uiz_exponential_in |  |
| uiz_exponential_out |  |
| uiz_exponential_inout |  |
| uiz_exponential_outin |  |
| uiz_circular_in |  |
| uiz_circular_out |  |
| uiz_circular_inout |  |
| uiz_circular_outin |  |
| uiz_cubic_in |  |
| uiz_cubic_out |  |
| uiz_cubic_inout |  |
| uiz_cubic_outin |  |
| uiz_smoothstep |  |
| uiz_spring |  |
| uiz_acceldecel |  |
| uiz_bounce_ | The following bouncing animations can have the amount of bounces specified. Please refer to: uiz_animation_bakeargument(animation,argument) The default number of bounces is 3. |
| uiz_bounce_in |  |
| uiz_bounce_out |  |
| uiz_bounce_inout |  |
| uiz_bounce_outin |  |
| uiz_anticipate_in |  |
| uiz_anticipate_out |  |
| uiz_anticipate_inout |  |
| uiz_anticipate_outin |  |
| uiz_wigle |  |
| uiz_elastic_in |  |
| uiz_elastic_out |  |
| uiz_elastic_inout |  |
| uiz_elastic_outin |  |
| uiz_one |  |
| uiz_zero |  |