Add a love2d visualization of the easing functions#11
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This demo uses love2d, but of course flux still has no dependencies on love2d. To make it easier to pick which function to use, visualize them in four ways: a plot, translation, alpha, and scale. This is similar to easings.net, but uses the same names as flux, only shows the functions provided by flux, and actually uses flux for rendering so it's definitely accurate.
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I exported this with love.js so you can see it on the web: https://idbrii.itch.io/lua-fluxvisualized I think the web version is pretty useful as a static reference, but I'm doubtful of the benefits of putting that on gh-pages without making it update to reflect any changes to flux. |
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This demo uses love2d, but of course flux still has no dependencies on
love2d.
To make it easier to pick which function to use, visualize them in four
ways: a plot, translation, alpha, and scale.
This is similar to easings.net, but uses the same names as flux, only
shows the functions provided by flux, and actually uses flux for
rendering so it's definitely accurate.