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
- Drag the Flip Float Curve node into your graph.
- Connect a float curve to the "curve" input.
- Set "flipHorizontal" and/or "flipVertical" to true as needed.
- The node outputs a new curve with the specified transformations applied.
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.