By default, flubber.interpolate() will return the original start and end shapes at t=0 and t=1. It might be worth having a method that returns two corresponding path strings / coordinate rings, in case someone wants to use them to smoothly animate in some other context (like a CSS animation).
// fromStr and toStr are mismatched paths
let [from, to] = flubber.align(fromStr, toStr);
// from and to are now path strings with a matching number of points with good rotation for animating
Also not sure whether align() is the best method name for this.
By default,
flubber.interpolate()will return the original start and end shapes at t=0 and t=1. It might be worth having a method that returns two corresponding path strings / coordinate rings, in case someone wants to use them to smoothly animate in some other context (like a CSS animation).Also not sure whether
align()is the best method name for this.