Behavior and Interpolator

Slide 1 : Behavior and Interpolator Slide 2 : Behavior Slide 3 : Applications of Behavior Categorized by Stimulus and Object of Change Slide 4 : Behavior class hierarchy Slide 5 : Creating behaviors Slide 6 : Creating behaviors Slide 7 : Behavior class methods Slide 8 : Behavior example code Slide 9 : Behavior : Second Example Slide 10 : Creating behavior scheduling bounds Slide 11 : Anchoring scheduling bounds Slide 12 : Scheduling bounds example code Untitled Document Slide 13 : Using a Behavior Class Slide 14 : Using a Behavior Class : some issues Slide 15 : Waking up a behavior Slide 16 : WakeupCriterion class hierarchy Slide 17 : Waking up on an AWT event Slide 18 : Waking up on elapsed time Slide 19 : Waking up on shape collision

Slide 20 : Waking up on viewer proximity Slide 21 : Composing wakeup criterion Slide 22 : WakeupCondition class hierarchy Slide 23 : WakeupCondition class methods Slide 24 : WakeupCondition example code Slide 25 : Behavior Summary Slide 26 : Creating interpolator behaviors Slide 27 : Using interpolator value mappings Slide 28 : Mapping time to alpha Slide 29 : Building one-shot and cyclic behaviors Slide 30 : Smoothing of the Alpha Waveform Slide 31 : Alpha class methods Slide 32 : Using Interpolator and Alpha Objects Slide 33 : Types of interpolators Slide 34 : Using Interpolators Slide 35 : RotationInterpolator example code Slide 36 : PathInterpolator class methods Slide 37 : Recipe for Using a Path Interpolator Object Slide 38 : Other Usefull Classes to explore