Alternate solution to more easing styles


Apparently, Wick Editor’s code contained more easing styles that weren’t implemented yet… so here’s a solution that allows you to make and share Wick projects with more complicated easing!

Creating and opening projects

First, load this custom project: loadpresets.wick, then preview play the project. On the Test Layer, there should be a tween. Try changing the easing type. If you see a bunch of new options, you’re done! You can now open another Wick project and the easing styles will work correctly.

There’s a way to make your own Bezier curves, probably going to add that later

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This is amazing!

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thx for the more easing styles, now i can make bouncing toy balls :3

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HEY PIZANOOZ! Just found out that you can put the code into a tiny square and it will work the same way! Just play the project first and check your easing styles

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Woagh!!!ten

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up- Ran into a problem @StickmanRed if you reload the page and or reload it, the easing doesn’t save

Yeah, Wick Editor resets the easing if you reload… but you can save the main project, and after you reload, run the code and then open the main project

How do I get it to save the easing and can I keep the code in a box or do I have to add it to a keyframe

Like the keyframe im editing

Wait hold on, I just thought of an easier solution, I’ll add the easing styles to my fork! That way it will save.

Edit: That took long to load… Check out https://stickmanred.github.io/wick-editor/! It now has all the tweens built into it. :D

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nice solution!

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imagine this with skewing troll_face

Technically, you can do this by rotating the inside clip 45 degrees and outside, adjust it with the snchor point and boom! You can tween dkew! I wasn’t the one to come op with this tho

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I did that but it kinda takes too long to re adjust stuff

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Lovee it! so beautiful