Class AngleGlider

java.lang.Object
com.github.yellowstonegames.smooth.Glider
com.github.yellowstonegames.smooth.AngleGlider
public class AngleGlider extends Glider
Allows specifying a smoothly-changing float value that represents an angle, using floats measured in turns (between 0 and 1) for start and end, with a change amount that affects how far the value has changed from start to end. This always chooses between clockwise or counterclockwise by preferring the shorter rotation distance. Typical usage sets the start with setStart(float) once and the end more than once with setEnd(float), changing the end each time the transition is complete. The value is automatically calculated in getAngle(), and its value will be different every time Glider.setChange(float) is called with a different amount. You can optionally use an Interpolations.Interpolator to make the rate of change different.
Note that because this measures angles in turns, it is meant to either be used with code that already expects turns, like TrigTools.sinTurns(float), or to have the angle in turns converted to radians (by multiplying an angle in turns by TrigTools.PI2) or to degrees (by multiplying an angle in turns by 360)).
This is a type of Glider, and so is compatible with other Gliders (it can also be merged with them).

  • Constructor Details

    • AngleGlider

      public AngleGlider()

    • AngleGlider

      public AngleGlider(float start)

    • AngleGlider

      public AngleGlider(float start, float end)

  • Method Details

    • getAngle

      public float getAngle()

    • getStart

      public float getStart()

    • setStart

      public void setStart(float start)

    • getEnd

      public float getEnd()

    • setEnd

      public void setEnd(float end)