Hello,
Tyflow needs in a way to increase and decrease values like an "ease in" and "ease out".
Similar to typical workflows in animation. (Even cooler would be an integrated graph, but this would be luxury)
For example, particles should be emitted from zero to maximum and then after some time back to zero, in order to get not abrupt changes of the flow, to be able to softly start and end it.
I have this need actually in many different situations, often you need to send out in a different event or create cumbersome workflows with custom properties (Set, Get, Interpolation...) which only work in some cases and make the node tree very hard to read.
Sending particles to new events makes trouble, when you need to keep them in the first event. And if you have several such cases, it's not possible, and/or you would need to create complicated networks, only to achieve such a basic thing.
Thanks
my related thread:
https://forum.tyflow.com/thread-2960.html
Tyflow needs in a way to increase and decrease values like an "ease in" and "ease out".
Similar to typical workflows in animation. (Even cooler would be an integrated graph, but this would be luxury)
For example, particles should be emitted from zero to maximum and then after some time back to zero, in order to get not abrupt changes of the flow, to be able to softly start and end it.
I have this need actually in many different situations, often you need to send out in a different event or create cumbersome workflows with custom properties (Set, Get, Interpolation...) which only work in some cases and make the node tree very hard to read.
Sending particles to new events makes trouble, when you need to keep them in the first event. And if you have several such cases, it's not possible, and/or you would need to create complicated networks, only to achieve such a basic thing.
Thanks
my related thread:
https://forum.tyflow.com/thread-2960.html