Motion Methods

Motion-methods set options and parameters that control the motion of the animated object. Currently a motions with constant acceleration and/or a rotation with constant speed can be defined.

transition.to - Set End Point of Motion
transition.from - Set Start Point of Motion
transition.position - Set Position of Object
transition.flyHome - Move object from current position to home
transition.rotateHome - Rotate into home position
transition.flyToElement - Move object to HTML Element
transition.acceleration - Specify Acceleration as Vector
transition.vBegin - Set initial velocity
transition.vEnd - Set final velority
transition.rotate - Rotate around given point and axis
transition.rotateMiddle - Rotate around Objects Middle and given axis
transition.rotatePart - Set range of rotation angle
transition.useTM - Enable/Disable use of the Transformation Matrix

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