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Expo

Package | com.greensock.easing
Class | public final class Expo
Inheritance | Expo Object

Eases in a strong fashion either at the beginning (easeIn), the end (easeOut), or both (easeInOut). `Expo` is a convenience class that congregates the 3 types of Expo eases (ExpoIn, ExpoOut, and ExpoInOut) as static properties so that they can be referenced using the standard synatax, like `Expo.easeIn`, `Expo.easeOut`, and `Expo.easeInOut`.

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Public Properties

| Property | Defined By
--- | --- | ---
|  | easeIn : ExpoIn [static] Eases in a strong fashion starting out slowly and then accelerating. | Expo
|  | easeInOut : ExpoInOut [static] Eases in a strong fashion starting out slowly and then accelerating, then decelerating at the end. | Expo
|  | easeOut : ExpoOut [static] Eases out in a strong fashion starting out fast and then decelerating. | Expo

Property Detail

easeIn | property

`public static var easeIn:ExpoIn`

Eases in a strong fashion starting out slowly and then accelerating. Produces an effect similar to the popular "Zeno's paradox" style of scripted easing, where each interval of time decreases the remaining distance by a constant proportion.

easeInOut | property |

`public static var easeInOut:ExpoInOut`

Eases in a strong fashion starting out slowly and then accelerating, then decelerating at the end. Produces an effect similar to the popular "Zeno's paradox" style of scripted easing, where each interval of time decreases the remaining distance by a constant proportion.

easeOut | property |

`public static var easeOut:ExpoOut`

Eases out in a strong fashion starting out fast and then decelerating. Produces an effect similar to the popular "Zeno's paradox" style of scripted easing, where each interval of time decreases the remaining distance by a constant proportion.

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