Need help in bezier curve
So, given four points how can i visualize how will the animation look like? like 0.5, 0, 1, 0.5, here i know 0.5 represents time and 0 as acceleration, then 1 as time and 0.5 as acceleration, so without going to a website or using dev tools how can i imagine yeah this goes decelerating first then stable then acceleration or somewhere it just springs, OR, lets say i have given four points i have to make it little bit fast at starting how can i play with points to make that happen? @Kevin please help and other members too
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if reqd. i will explain the question in simple terms
¿You want a conceptualization without using any tools? ¿Why?
If you decide tools are ok, Chrome has a pretty nice Animation Debugger. It shows the progression of the animation as a graph.
Here's an
ease transition on the color of an element.Chrome for Developers
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just to tinker, i believe there are four/five bezier curves we use ease in out, ease in, ease out, linear, ease and some spring ones like move forward then backward once.
The points in a Bezier curve are endpoints and control points. If you want to understand how they interrelate, YouTube can help.
I did a study of the equations years ago.
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I pay very little attention to the numbers. I just use dev tools for simple ones, or things like easingwizard for fancier ones
thanks for this, easingwizard seems good
If you want to dig deeper:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aVwxzDHniEw
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They're used for animation, text rendering, and all sorts of curved shapes! But how do they actually work? well, like, that's what the video is about, so, watch it to find out etc!!
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