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Author: Sandstedt

docs/api/easing/approximate.md

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 # Approximate
 
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 The `approximate` function samples any given function with slow running time and returns new easing function with very fast one. The result still slower than `base easing functions` and may contain a tiny approximation error (by default less than `0.0001`).
 
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   var samples = fastEasing.getSamples();
 ```
 
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docs/api/easing/base-functions.md

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 # Base Easing Functions
 
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 The base easing functions could be expressed with strings that contain `easing name` and `direction` delimited by `.` or could be accessed directly on `mojs.easing` object:
 
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docs/api/easing/bezier-curves.md

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 # Bezier Curves
 
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 The bezier curves functions can be expressed with string containing `bezier()` function or with `mojs.easing.bezier` constructor that returns a function:
 
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   // ...
 ```
 
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docs/api/easing/path-easing.md

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 # Path Easing
 
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 The path easing functions can be expressed with string containing `svg` path cordinates or with `easing.path` constructor that returns a function:
 
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   // ...
 ```
 
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docs/api/syntax/rand.md

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 # Rand Strings Syntax
 
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 `Rand` string was designed to express random numeric values. Can be unit based (percents, pixels, rems etc.).
 
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docs/api/syntax/stagger.md

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 # Stagger Strings Syntax
 
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 Stagger string was designed to express continious numeric values. Often used with `Burst` and `Stagger` modules to generate a value on children with some `step`.
 
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docs/api/syntax/units.md

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 # Available Units
 
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 The list of available units: `px|%|rem|em|ex|cm|ch|mm|in|pt|pc|vh|vw|vmin`.
 
 If `start` and `end` units of `delta` are different - `mojs` will fallback to `end` units.
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   // ...
 
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docs/api/tweens/timeline.md

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 # Timeline
 
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 - [Tween API](tween.md)
 
 `Timeline` inherits all properties, callbacks and public methods from `Tween`, the only difference between `Tween` and `Timeline` is that the later doesn't have the `duration` property - it gets calculated from durations/delays of children. Also `Timeline` add two public methods that can recieve children. Please check the Tween API for reference.
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 - [Tween API](tween.md)

docs/api/tweens/tween.md

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 # Tween
 
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 - [Timeline](timeline.md)
 
 Full API reference:
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 - [Timeline](timeline.md)

docs/tools/timeline-editor/README.md

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-## [Timeline Editor](https://github.com/mojs/mojs-timeline-editor)
+# [Timeline Editor](https://github.com/mojs/mojs-timeline-editor)
 [![npm](https://img.shields.io/npm/v/@mojs/timeline-editor.svg)](https://www.npmjs.com/package/@mojs/timeline-editor)
 
 MojsTimelineEditor is a GUI plugin for interactive `html`/`custom points`/`timeline` editing while crafting your animations.