Trait ark_api::world::ValueAccessorAnimateTrait

pub trait ValueAccessorAnimateTrait<T> where
    ValueConverter: ValueConverterTrait<T>, {
    fn animate(&self, v: T, duration: f32);
    fn animate_smooth(&self, v: T, duration: f32, smoothing: f32);
    fn build_animation(&self) -> AnimationBuilder<T>;
}

Trait for animating component values

Required Methods

fn animate(&self, v: T, duration: f32)

Will linearly animate / transition the value from the current value to the target v using duration (in seconds).

Will stop and continue from any ongoing animation.

Note: bools and integers (also all kinds of entity references) will be set to their target directly, however delay can be used to delay the set of the value.

fn animate_smooth(&self, v: T, duration: f32, smoothing: f32)

Will linearly animate / transition the value from the current value to the

Will stop and continue from any ongoing animation. A smoothing constant of 0 means no smoothing, higher value means more smoothing (i.e. the value will take a longer time to change).

Useful if you want to smoothen out discontinuities when animating to new targets, cancelling the old animation.

Note: bools and integers (also all kinds of entity references) will be set to their target directly, however delay can be used to delay the set of the value.

fn build_animation(&self) -> AnimationBuilder<T>

Starts setting up an animation of this value.

Call methods on the returned AnimationBuilder to configure it.

Implementors

impl<T> ValueAccessorAnimateTrait<T> for ValueAccessorReadWriteAnimate<T> where
    ValueConverter: ValueConverterTrait<T>, 

Implementation of trait for animating component values