Animation Reference
These named easing curves come from the runtime evaluator. Each key controls its outgoing segment.
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Position interpolation
Write interpolation as an indented animation option. Omission preserves the legacy spatial behavior. Other properties, components, 3D tuples and relative-length tuples use timing only.
| Value | Behavior |
|---|---|
timing |
Ease controls timing only; position travels along the straight segment. |
spatial |
On numeric 2D position keys, a cubic-bezier ease controls timing and the path; this is the legacy default. |