# Interpolation Functions **BeTweenApi.interpolation** is a table that contain interpolation functions, here are listed all of the and what their porpuse is for. Each function require a start and end movement to interpolate and the position in time, or something like this: function (start: number, end: number, time: float) : number Currently interpolation can be done only with numbers (float and integer). | Function | Description | | -------- | ----------- | | linear | straight increment from x to y in time. | | quadratic_in | straight increment from x to y in time. | | quadratic_out | movement increment slower from x to y in time. | | quadratic_in_out | movement is faster between x to y but slow down on begin and end in time. | | cubic_in | movement increment faster from x to y in time. | | cubic_out | movement increment slower from x to y in time. | | cubic_in_out | movement is faster between x to y but slow down on begin and end in time. | | quartic_in | movement increment faster from x to y in time. | | quartic_out | movement increment slower from x to y in time. | | quartic_in_out | movement is faster between x to y but slow down on begin and end in time. | | elastic | movement jump from x to y like an elastic, movement is very fast but slow down in time. | | sinusoidal_in | movement increment faster from x to y in time, the movement has the shape of a curve. | | sinusoidal_out | movement increment faster from x to y in time, the movement has the shape of a curve. | | sinusoidal_in_out | movement is faster between x to y but slow down on begin and end in time, the movement has the shape of a curve. | | circular_in | movement increment faster esponentially from x to y in time. | | circular_out | movement increment slower esponentially from x to y in time. | | circular_in_out | movement increment slower from the start to the end but speed up esponentially in the middle. | ______ Usage example: BeTweenApi.interpolation.linear(0, 4, 0.5) -- 2 BeTweenApi.interpolation.quadratic_in(0, 8, 0.5) -- 2 BeTweenApi.interpolation.quadratic_out(0, 8, 0.5) -- 4.5