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Jumpvalley 0.5.0
An app and library that can be used to test and run 3D platformer levels. Currently being made with Godot.
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Class that runs a tween by incrementing steps at a specified time interval.
Note that while the time interval should mostly be fixed, there will be slight differences in the actual time between each step.
To account for this, the Stopwatch class is used to run the tween based on a timestamp. Therefore, the aforementioned differences shouldn't add up and cause the tween to finish noticeably later than expected for longer tweens.
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Public Member Functions | |
IntervalTween (double transitionTime, Godot.Tween.TransitionType transitionType, Godot.Tween.EaseType easeType) | |
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MethodTween (double transitionTime, Tween.TransitionType transitionType, Tween.EaseType easeType) | |
double | GetCurrentValue () |
Returns the current value of the tween. This value is calculated by performing linear interpolation between InitialValue and EndingValue with the fraction between the value being CurrentFraction | |
bool | IsFinished () |
Returns if the tween is finished. The tween is considered to be finished if one of the following is true:
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virtual void | Pause () |
Pauses the tween. | |
virtual void | Resume () |
Starts or resumes the tween. | |
void | Step (double delta) |
Moves the current tweening position by a custom step in seconds. | |
void | Step () |
Calls Step(double) where the "double" argument is the number of seconds that Step() (with no arguments) was called. If this is the first time that Step() (with no arguments) was called since instantiation, the "double" argument will instead be the number of seconds since the tween started running. | |
virtual void | Dispose () |
Public Attributes | |
double | Interval = 0.001 |
The number of seconds between each step. | |
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double | TransitionTime |
The duration of the entire tween in seconds. | |
Tween.TransitionType | TransitionType |
The transition type (parent function that will be doing the easing) as defined in Godot's Tween.TransitionType | |
Tween.EaseType | EaseType |
The easing type This controls how the tween speeds up and slows down over time. See Godot's documentation for Tween.EaseType for more details. | |
double | InitialValue = 0 |
The initial value of the tween. | |
double | FinalValue = 0 |
The final value of the tween. | |
float | Speed = 1 |
The speed of the tweening where 1 represents normal speed, 0 represents freezing, and -1 represents backwards at normal speed. | |
Properties | |
override bool | IsPlaying [get, protected set] |
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virtual bool | IsPlaying [get, protected set] |
Whether or not the tween is current playing/running. | |
float | CurrentFraction [get] |
The current fraction of the tween that has been completed so far, typically in the range of [0, 1]. | |
double | ElapsedTime [get] |
The elapsed time that the tween has been running in seconds. This speed at which this value changes is affected by Speed | |
Additional Inherited Members | |
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static double | Lerp (double initVal, double finalVal, double frac) |
Returns a linear interpolation between an initial value and a final value for a given fraction. | |
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void | RaiseOnStep (float frac) |
void | RaiseOnResume () |
void | RaiseOnPause () |
void | RaiseOnFinish () |
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EventHandler< float > | OnStep |
Event that gets raised on each step of the tween until the animation pauses or finishes. The float argument of the event is the current fraction of the tween that has been completed so far, typically in the range of [0, 1]. Example usage: | |
EventHandler | OnResume |
Event raised when the tween resumes playback. | |
EventHandler | OnPause |
Event raised when the tween is paused during playback. | |
EventHandler | OnFinish |
Event raised when the tween finishes playback. This event only raises when IsFinished() would return true. See IsFinished() for more details. | |
Class that runs a tween by incrementing steps at a specified time interval.
Note that while the time interval should mostly be fixed, there will be slight differences in the actual time between each step.
To account for this, the Stopwatch class is used to run the tween based on a timestamp. Therefore, the aforementioned differences shouldn't add up and cause the tween to finish noticeably later than expected for longer tweens.