The pacing of an animation transition.
Use an animation timing function to control the pace of an animation
transition when you call one of an entity’s animated move methods, like
``Entity/move(to:relativeTo:duration:timingFunction:)-905k``. If you omit a
timing function from the call, the method uses the
``AnimationTimingFunction/default`` timing function.
Creates a timing function that accelerates and then decelerates towards
the target value with the cubic bezier shape specified by two control
points.
- Parameters:
- controlPoint1: The first control point for the cubic bezier function.
- controlPoint2: The second control point for the cubic bezier function.
- Returns: The cubic bezier timing function.
get · iOS 13.0+
easeIn
TypeScript
static get easeIn(): AnimationTimingFunction
Swift declaration
static var easeIn: AnimationTimingFunction { get }
A timing function that produces a gradual starting transition.
get · iOS 13.0+
linear
TypeScript
static get linear(): AnimationTimingFunction
Swift declaration
static var linear: AnimationTimingFunction { get }
A timing function that produces a linear transition.
get · iOS 13.0+
default
TypeScript
static get default(): AnimationTimingFunction
Swift declaration
static var `default`: AnimationTimingFunction { get }
A timing function that produces the default curve for the transition.
get · iOS 13.0+
easeOut
TypeScript
static get easeOut(): AnimationTimingFunction
Swift declaration
static var easeOut: AnimationTimingFunction { get }
A timing function that produces a gradual ending transition.
get · iOS 13.0+
easeInOut
TypeScript
static get easeInOut(): AnimationTimingFunction
Swift declaration
static var easeInOut: AnimationTimingFunction { get }
A timing function that produces a gradual starting and ending
transition.
