FMX.Ani.InterpolateBack

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Delphi 

function InterpolateBack(t, B, C, D, S: Single; AType: TAnimationType): Single;

C++ 

extern DELPHI_PACKAGE float __fastcall InterpolateBack(float t, float B, float C, float D, float S, Fmx::Types::TAnimationType AType);

Properties

Type Visibility Source Unit Parent
function public
FMX.Ani.pas
FMX.Ani.hpp
 FMX.Ani FMX.Ani

Description

Calculates the new time period for a back interpolation.

InterpolateBack is used by TAnimation to determine TAnimation.NormalizedTime depending on the current time, total TAnimation.Duration, and type of the animation.

t specifies the time used to compute the current value.

B is the start value. If B is not 0, B periods of time (t) are skipped.

C specifies the delta between the start and end values. Give a C parameter different from 1 to multiply the time to compute the current value. If C is negative, the animation goes in the opposite direction.

D specifies the end value of the time period.

S specifies the overshoot of the animation.

AType specifies the animation type for which the new time period is calculated.

For TAnimation.NormalizedTime, B is 0 (no periods are skipped) and C is 1.

See Also

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