Difference between revisions of "Interpolation"
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* [[Interpolation/Linear/Vector|Vector]] | * [[Interpolation/Linear/Vector|Vector]] | ||
* [[Interpolation/Linear/Rotation|Rotation]] | * [[Interpolation/Linear/Rotation|Rotation]] | ||
* List | * List of [[Interpolation/Linear/Vectors|Vectors]] | ||
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* [[Interpolation/Hermite/Vector|Vector]] | * [[Interpolation/Hermite/Vector|Vector]] | ||
Spline Interpolation | |||
* List of [[Interpolation/Spline/Vectors|Vectors]] | |||
Rescale | Rescale | ||
Latest revision as of 13:10, 16 September 2011
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Interpolation is a way of constructing new data points within a range of known data points.
The range of applications is varied, but here in SL it can most directly be used for animating and/or moving prims or linksets via any attribute you can creatively make use of.
Attributes:
- Prim/Object Position
- Prim/Object Rotation
- Texture Scale/Offsets
- or you can just simply interpolate internal values
Potential applications:
- Movement
- Animation
- User Interfaces
- Graphics
- Games
There are many different types of interpolation, which may exhibit different preferred or controllable behaviour.
Interpolation Library
Linear Interpolation
Cosine Interpolation
Cubic Interpolation
Catmull-Rom Cubic Interpolation
Hermite Interpolation
Spline Interpolation
- List of Vectors
Rescale
Target