Refactor and move easing equations #50165
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Do you need help with cicd? |
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No, I think I managed to fix it. |
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Supposed to close #22513
I mostly cleaned up the code. I wasn't sure what to do with the easings file, it's so heavily modified now that it's not much of a third-party. Although we should probably credit Penner somewhere, his equations are MIT/BSD.
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Ah, I forgot. Here is a test scene:
TweenTest.zip