EasingDirection (Enum): Difference between revisions
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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> | | bgcolor="#AB5454"|<span style="color:white">'''Visual'''</span> | ||
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|0 | |0 | ||
|In | |In | ||
|Applies the transition | |Applies the transition in reverse. | ||
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|1 | |1 | ||
|Out | |Out | ||
|Applies the transition | |Applies the transition normally. | ||
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|2 | |2 | ||
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*[[TweenSize]] | *[[TweenSize]] | ||
*[[TweenSizeAndPosition]] | *[[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. | 
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| 1 | Out | Applies the transition normally. | 
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| 2 | InOut | Applies the transition in reverse, then normally. | 
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