EasingFunction.Linear

public final class EasingFunction.Linear extends EasingFunction

Parameters for a custom piecewise-linear easing function.

A piecewise-linear function is defined by a sequence of points; the value of the function at an x-position equal to one of those points is equal to the y-position of that point, and the value of the function at an x-position between two points is equal to the linear interpolation between those points' y-positions. This easing function implicitly includes the points (0, 0) and (1, 1), so the points field below need only include any points between those. If points is empty, then this function is equivalent to the Predefined.LINEAR identity function.

To be valid, all y-positions must be finite, and all x-positions must be in the range 0, 1 and must be monotonically non-decreasing. It is valid for multiple points to have the same x-position, in order to create a discontinuity in the function; in that case, the value of the function at exactly that x-position is equal to the y-position of the last of these points.

If the input x-value is outside the interval 0, 1, the output will be extrapolated from the first/last line segment.

Summary

public Linear(@NonNull List<@NonNull ImmutableVec> points)

public boolean equals(Object other)

public final @NonNull List<@NonNull ImmutableVec> getPoints()

public int hashCode()

public @NonNull String toString()