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>MrNicNac
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>Trappingnoobs
Goes along with new Enum scheme now. Lucky I remembered a colspan parameter :-)
 
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{{EnumTitle|colspan=4|The EasingDirection [[Enum]] Sets the direction for tweening. It has 3 numbers:}}
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| bgcolor="#AB5454"|<span style="color:white">'''Enum'''</span>
| bgcolor="#AB5454"|<span style="color:white">'''Enum'''</span>
| bgcolor="#AB5454"|<span style="color:white">'''Name'''</span>
| bgcolor="#AB5454"|<span style="color:white">'''Name'''</span>
| bgcolor="#AB5454"|<span style="color:white">'''Description'''</span>
| bgcolor="#AB5454" width="100%"|<span style="color:white">'''Description'''</span>
| bgcolor="#AB5454"|<span style="color:white">'''Visual'''</span>
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|-
|0
|0
|In
|In
|N/A
|Applies the transition in reverse.
|[[Image:Easeout_vis.png]]
|-
|-
|1
|1
|Out
|Out
|N/A
|Applies the transition normally.
|[[Image:Easein_vis.png]]
|-
|-
|2
|2
|InOut
|InOut
|N/A
|Applies the transition in reverse, then normally.
|[[Image:Easeinout_vis.png]]
|}
|}
==See Also==
*[[EasingStyle]]
*[[TweenPosition]]
*[[TweenSize]]
*[[TweenSizeAndPosition]]
[[Category:Enums]]

Latest revision as of 09:58, 9 July 2011

The EasingDirection Enum Sets the direction for tweening. It has 3 numbers:
Enum Name Description Visual
0 In Applies the transition in reverse.
1 Out Applies the transition normally.
2 InOut Applies the transition in reverse, then normally.

See Also