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<span id="Easings-1"></span><h4 class="subsection">5.2.6 Easings</h4>
<p>Easing functions are essential for animation. Each easing function
provides a different path to go from an initial value to a final
value. These functions make an excellent companion to the
<code>tween</code> procedure (see <a href="Tweening.html">Tweening</a>). Experiment with them to
figure out which function makes an animation look the best.
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<p>Pro tip: <code>smoothstep</code> provides nice results most of the time and
creates smoother animation than using <code>linear</code>.
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<dt id="index-smoothstep">Procedure: <strong>smoothstep</strong> <em>t</em></dt>
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<dt id="index-ease_002din_002dquad">Procedure: <strong>ease-in-quad</strong> <em>t</em></dt>
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<dt id="index-ease_002dout_002dquad">Procedure: <strong>ease-out-quad</strong> <em>t</em></dt>
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<dt id="index-ease_002din_002dout_002dquad">Procedure: <strong>ease-in-out-quad</strong> <em>t</em></dt>
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<dt id="index-ease_002din_002dcubic">Procedure: <strong>ease-in-cubic</strong> <em>t</em></dt>
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<dt id="index-ease_002din_002dout_002dcubic">Procedure: <strong>ease-in-out-cubic</strong> <em>t</em></dt>
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<dt id="index-ease_002din_002dquart">Procedure: <strong>ease-in-quart</strong> <em>t</em></dt>
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<dt id="index-ease_002dout_002dquint">Procedure: <strong>ease-out-quint</strong> <em>t</em></dt>
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<dt id="index-ease_002din_002dout_002dquint">Procedure: <strong>ease-in-out-quint</strong> <em>t</em></dt>
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