AnimationExtensions.Interpolate(Double, Double, Double, Boolean) Method
Definition
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Returns a function that performs a linear interpolation between start and end.
public static Func<double,double> Interpolate (double start, double end = 1, double reverseVal = 0, bool reverse = false);static member Interpolate : double * double * double * bool -> Func<double, double>Parameters
- start
- System.Double
The fraction into the current animation at which to start the animation.
- end
- System.Double
The fraction into the current animation at which to stop the animation.
- reverseVal
- System.Double
The inverse scale factor to use if reverse is true.
- reverse
- System.Boolean
Whether to use the inverse scale factor in reverseVal to deinterpolate.
Returns
A function that performs a linear interpolation between start and end. Application developers can pass values between 0.0f and 1.0f to this function in order to recieve a value that is offset from start or end, depending on the value of reverse, by the passed value times the distance between start and end.
Remarks
If reverse is true, then the interpolation happens between start and reverseVal.