Ease in/out ? Pause on path?

[Drewmoney]

I'm about to buy curvy, looks great. Before i do I need to know if it can do easing in/out. I want to start a spline path slow for a camera then pause and resume. I looked through the online manual but didn't see anything about easing or controlling the speed of an object or control point. I will be using it with playmaker.
Thanks!

[Jake]

I'm about to buy curvy, looks great. Before i do I need to know if it can do easing in/out. I want to start a spline path slow for a camera then pause and resume. I looked through the online manual but didn't see anything about easing or controlling the speed of an object or control point. I will be using it with playmaker.
Thanks!

(quoting my answer from Unity's forum):

This functionality isn't builtin. However, there's a SplineWalker script that shows how to travel along a spline. It's easy to copy&paste that into your custom movement component and apply an easing to the speed property (using iTween or whatever), when you need it. Even build a spline controller from scratch is easy, getting position & rotation from a spline just involves two methods and the example components are well documented.

Regarding Playmaker: you can move an object with the CurvyMoveAlongSpline action and bind the speed parameter to a variable that you manipulate somehow (iTween etc..).

Jake

[Drewmoney]

Thanks, might have to try that soon... Anyone else done this type of setup?

I'm about to buy curvy, looks great. Before i do I need to know if it can do easing in/out. I want to start a spline path slow for a camera then pause and resume. I looked through the online manual but didn't see anything about easing or controlling the speed of an object or control point. I will be using it with playmaker.
Thanks!

(quoting my answer from Unity's forum):

This functionality isn't builtin. However, there's a SplineWalker script that shows how to travel along a spline. It's easy to copy&paste that into your custom movement component and apply an easing to the speed property (using iTween or whatever), when you need it. Even build a spline controller from scratch is easy, getting position & rotation from a spline just involves two methods and the example components are well documented.

Regarding Playmaker: you can move an object with the CurvyMoveAlongSpline action and bind the speed parameter to a variable that you manipulate somehow (iTween etc..).

Jake