Curve

Up and coming: shot check knows this datatype and its members today, and programs run it once the native runtime lands.

comingWindows and UI

Up and coming

Easing curves as values: build one from bezier points or a function, read its value or speed at any point, and hand it to a Transition.

Curve.fromBezier(x1, y1, x2, y2, ...) makes a multi-point bezier baked to 512 samples, Curve.fromFunction samples a function once, and Curve.Named gives the curves a Transition names. Get(t) clamps t to 0 to 1 and reads linearly between samples. GetVelocity(t) is scaled so the fastest point is 1, so a curve that ends flat still gives finite speeds.

Passes shot check todayLuau

local function example(x : Curve)
	local curve = Curve.fromBezier(0, 0, 0.4, 1, 1, 1)
	local eased : number = curve:Get(0.5)
	print(eased, Transition.new(0.5, curve).Seconds)
end

Constructors

Name	Arguments	Returns
Curve.fromBezier	`(...number)`	`Curve`
Curve.fromFunction	`(f: (number) -> number, samples: number?)`	`Curve`
Curve.Named	`(name: CurveName)`	`Curve`

Properties

Name	Type	Default	Description
Values	`{ number }`		The samples the curve was baked to: 512 for a bezier.

Methods

Name	Arguments	Returns	Description
Get	`(t: number)`	`number`	The value at t, with t clamped to 0 to 1 and read linearly between samples.
GetVelocity	`(t: number)`	`number`	The speed at t, scaled so the fastest point is 1.