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nimda wrote:
> Between time = 0 and 0.25 the fox opens its left eye and start opening its right
> eye. Between 0.25 and 1 the right eye opens completely. At time = 0.5 a question
> mark appears above it's head.
this sounds like fun ;)
> I hope that in a future implementation it will be possible to use more than the
> x, y and z components so it can be used to make complex time tables.
An interesting use of splines, but implementing n-dimensional splines
for this maybe a bit overkill. It probably only makes sense with linear
splines since you need to have independent interpolation for each
timeline. But you can get the same effect using a 2d array initializer
(see 3.3.1.10.2). Then you just need one macro TIMELINE(t,n) to find
the rows before and after a given time t, and return the interpolated
value for timeline n.
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