Flip Float Curve

What It Does

Mirrors a float curve horizontally, vertically, or both, creating transformed versions of the curve while maintaining its mathematical properties. This allows for quick creation of inverse or reflected curve behaviors.

Inputs

Name	Description	Type	Required
curve	The float curve to flip	Float Curve	Yes
flipHorizontal	Whether to mirror across Y-axis	Yes/No	No
flipVertical	Whether to mirror across X-axis	Yes/No	No

Outputs

Name	Description	Type
curve	The transformed float curve	Float Curve

How to Use It

1. Drag the Flip Float Curve node into your graph.

2. Connect a float curve to the "curve" input.

3. Set "flipHorizontal" and/or "flipVertical" to true as needed.

4. The node outputs a new curve with the specified transformations applied.

Flip Float Curve Example

Tips

• When both horizontal and vertical flips are false, the original curve is passed through unchanged.

• Flipping horizontally will reverse the direction of the curve, useful for creating reverse animations.

See Also

• Construct Float Curve: For building a float curve from scratch.

• Sample Float Curve: For evaluating the resulting curve at specific points.

Use Cases

• Animation Reversals: Create reversed versions of easing functions.

• Symmetrical Designs: Generate mirrored curves for symmetrical design elements.

• Curve Libraries: Efficiently create variations of standard curves for different contexts.