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Summary
I have parameters based on CSS linear() from other places(https://codepen.io/jh3y/pen/MWdrGGj), and I really hope the ease editor can let me quickly paste it in and create a curve.
Possible workarounds or alternatives
I still can't quite get the hang of using the ease editor because it's more "troublesome" than I thought. I have a hard time mastering the curve of dragging animation points, and I always end up making the lines messy. Although I can edit each point manually and then adjust the coordinates on the toolbar above, I think this is very cumbersome because I have to repeat it many times.
Proposed solution
support a parameter input box to import the parameters of CSS linear()
Built-in eases. We can select ease in editor. We can easily edit them currently we need to create everything from the beginning. For Example: We can select bounce.out ease in "Ease Editor" and it will create points for us. And we can edit them easily.
CSS codes to Construct Ease Editor Converter. Maybe we can use this codes for create eases in Construct. (Example codes in gif 2)
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Summary
I have parameters based on CSS linear() from other places(https://codepen.io/jh3y/pen/MWdrGGj), and I really hope the ease editor can let me quickly paste it in and create a curve.
Possible workarounds or alternatives
I still can't quite get the hang of using the ease editor because it's more "troublesome" than I thought. I have a hard time mastering the curve of dragging animation points, and I always end up making the lines messy. Although I can edit each point manually and then adjust the coordinates on the toolbar above, I think this is very cumbersome because I have to repeat it many times.
Proposed solution
support a parameter input box to import the parameters of CSS linear()
Why is this idea important?
This will be very helpful for both C3 and CA, allowing us to create better animation effects
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