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Verse API reference page for the easeable interface

Interface used to trigger easing behaviors

Verse using statement using { /Verse.org/SceneGraph }

Exposed Interfaces

This interface exposes the following interfaces:

Name Description
cancelable Implemented by classes that allow users to cancel an operation. For example, calling subscribable.Subscribe with a callback returns a cancelable object. Calling Cancel on the return object unsubscribes the callback.

Members

This interface has functions, but no data members.

Functions

Function Name Description
EaseOut Trigger an ease-out. If an easing_window is provided here, then it will override any previous provided window.

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