After discovering the cheatseet available for the Tweener API, I've adapted it to display the equations from the EasingAround classes.
It is helpful to compare this graphs with the ones from the original equations, so I've included the original cheatseet created by the Tweener team.
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And this is the original cheatsheet from the Tweener project.
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Tweener is a popular framework for creating tweens in actionscript 2 and 3.
That should be "forth and back".
EasingAround is a class to simplify even more very basic tweens. The idea behind this class is to provide a means to create a tween that starts and ends at the same value.
If your regular Easing function [from 1 to 10] behaves as follows:
1 . . . . 5 . . . . 10
then, an EasingAround function with the same parameters behaves as:
1 . .5. . 10 . .5. . 1
in the same amount of time.
These equations come in handy when we want to create some quick animation -like button rollovers- with the shortest code, without having to "chain" two consecutive tweens.
Example (rollover the icon or click the stage to tween):
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This is the code for the rollover tween:
new Tween(box, "scaleX", EasingAround.easeInOutSine, 1, 2, 0.3, true)
new Tween(box, "scaleY", EasingAround.easeInOutSine, 1, 2, 0.3, true)
This class contains only the easing equations and should be compatible with any AS3 tween engine out there (e.g. Tweener) or with code that uses fl.motion.easing.* or fl.transitions.easing.*
The functions are named as follows:
EasingAround.easeNone
EasingAround.easeInQuad
EasingAround.easeOutQuad
EasingAround.easeInOutQuad
EasingAround.easeOutInQuad
EasingAround.easeInCubic
EasingAround.easeOutCubic
EasingAround.easeInOutCubic
EasingAround.easeOutInCubic
etc...
Note: EasingAround uses the original easing equations by Robert Penner.
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