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The name refers to easing into or out of the animation. You want to ease into an animation for something leaving the screen (train leaving the station) versus o
by tellmewhyfirst 7y ago
The name refers to easing into or out of the animation. You want to ease into an animation for something leaving the screen (train leaving the station) versus one entering the screen (train arriving)
- jrochkind1 7y agooops.
- jrochkind1 7y agoFew of the explanations of ease-in and ease-out I find on top page of google results even now explain this very well. I wonder how many are getting it wrong.