SloMo inverse?

[friendlygiraffe]

Hi, i'm looking to create an ease that would look exactly like the inverse of a SloMo: It starts off slow, speeds up in middle, then slows down. 

 

Is there an easy way to switch this?

 

so, instead of the original curve on the left, it would look something more like the curve on the right:

 

 

Thanks

[GreenSock]

Wouldn't that just be like one of the standard Power eases like Power1.easeInOut, Power2.easeInOut, Power3.easeInOut, or Power4.easeInOut? 

 

Don't forget, when you select one of those in the Ease Visualizer, there's a drop-down for the ease type right above the "RUN" button. Select "easeInOut" there. 

 

Is that what you're looking for? 

 

Of course there's also CustomEase which lets you build whatever curve you want (literally, unlimited control points and anchors). 

[friendlygiraffe]

22 minutes ago, GreenSock said:

Wouldn't that just be like one of the standard Power eases like Power1.easeInOut, Power2.easeInOut, Power3.easeInOut, or Power4.easeInOut? 

 

Don't forget, when you select one of those in the Ease Visualizer, there's a drop-down for the ease type right above the "RUN" button. Select "easeInOut" there. 

 

Is that what you're looking for? 

 

Of course there's also CustomEase which lets you build whatever curve you want (literally, unlimited control points and anchors). 

 

Thanks Jack -  Yes Power4.easeInOut is pretty near on close inspection. Almost identical in fact. I have been using that, but I was just looking for a straighter middle part (without constructing a custom version):

 

 

[GreenSock]

Yeah, if Power4.easeInOut isn't quite what you want, just create a CustomEase. Is there any particular reason you were trying to avoid a CustomEase? 

[friendlygiraffe]

17 minutes ago, GreenSock said:

Yeah, if Power4.easeInOut isn't quite what you want, just create a CustomEase. Is there any particular reason you were trying to avoid a CustomEase? 

 

It's for a banner in DoubleClick, which I couldn't find a google hosted link for CustomEase. I noticed you use this URL in your

See the Pen ZBpRYJ by GreenSock (@GreenSock) on CodePen

:

 

//s3-us-west-2.amazonaws.com/s.cdpn.io/16327/CustomEase.min.js?r=2

 

Is that because it's exclusive for Club GreenSock?

 

 

 

 

[GreenSock]

5 minutes ago, friendlygiraffe said:

Is that because it's exclusive for Club GreenSock?

 

No, it's actually free for anyone with a GreenSock account (like, even if they only post in the forums and never join Club GreenSock). It's basically something that encourages people to at least give us their email address so that we can have a better idea of who is using the tools and communicate with them about updates, etc. 

 

So yeah, that's why it's not in the Github repo or on the public CDNs. That link is for a version that only works on the codepen.io domain (and a few others). 

[friendlygiraffe]

1 minute ago, GreenSock said:

 

No, it's actually free for anyone with a GreenSock account (like, even if they only post in the forums and never join Club GreenSock). It's basically something that encourages people to at least give us their email address so that we can have a better idea of who is using the tools and communicate with them about updates, etc. 

 

So yeah, that's why it's not in the Github repo or on the public CDNs. That link is for a version that only works on the codepen.io domain (and a few others). 

oh I see. I imagine if it were to be used in a Google DoubleClick project, the js library would have to be included in the upload. There is no Google hosted equivalent?

[GreenSock]

11 minutes ago, friendlygiraffe said:

I imagine if it were to be used in a Google DoubleClick project, the js library would have to be included in the upload. There is no Google hosted equivalent?

 

Exactamundo. Just include CustomEase in your JS.