It's now possible to provide a second easing curve to handle interpolations for the 3rd and 4th variable.
This is usefuld for example when interpolating bounds, where the first two variables may correpond to the location and the last two variables correspond to the dimensions and you may want different easing curves for each pair.
It's now possible to provide a second easing curve to handle interpolations for the 3rd and 4th variable.
This is usefuld for example when interpolating bounds, where the first two variables may correpond to the location and the last two variables correspond to the dimensions and you may want different easing curves for each pair.