IN3D Week10 Lab2

Exercise 2
Answer the following questions on your weblog by next week:

1. What is ease-in ease-out in reference to animation?
2. What does frames-per-second mean?
3. The spacing of the ticks in the animation chart below is for an object bouncing with linear speed over 12 frames - draw a similar chart, but with ease-in and ease-out.

1. What is ease-in ease-out in reference to animation?

By having easing in and out in animations, it makes the animation move in a more realistic manner, which deals with the spacing of the inbetween drawings between the start and end or vice versa. By easing in, it will make the tween motion start out slowly and then quickly speed up at the end of the animation. By easing out, it will make the tween motion start out quickly and then slow down as it comes to the end of the animation.

2. What does frames-per-second mean?

Frames per second (fps) refers to the frame rate or frame frequency. It is the rate which an animation produces unique consecutive images known as frames.

3. Animation chart of an object bouncing with linear speed with ease-in and ease out.