motive::MotiveCurveShape Class Reference

A target curve shape for the motivator. More...

#include <target.h>

Detailed Description

A target curve shape for the motivator.

The curve shape is defined by the typical distance to travel, the time it takes to travel it, and the bias. Using these variables, the actual time it takes to travel the curve will be calculated.

Public Member Functions
	MotiveCurveShape (float typical_delta_value, float typical_total_time, float bias)

Public Attributes
float	typical_delta_value
	The typical difference between the start and end values.
float	typical_total_time
	The typical time it takes to go the typical distance.
float	bias

Member Data Documentation

float motive::MotiveCurveShape::bias

Determines how much the curve should ease-in and how much it should ease-out. Should be a value from 0.0 to 1.0. Examples of potential bias values and what they would represent: 0.0: ease-in but no ease out (a.k.a. "fly-out"). 0.3: ease-in more slowly and ease-out more quickly (i.e. less responsive). 0.5: symmetrical curve: equal ease-in and ease-out. 0.7: ease-out more slowly and ease-in more quickly (i.e. more reponsive). 1.0: ease-out but no ease in (a.k.a. "fly-in").

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The documentation for this class was generated from the following file:

• target.h