64bit IEasing Class by Mark Kubiszyn

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Introduction

Introducing 64bit IEasing Class for Excel

64bit IEasing Class

This Class allows you to use my ported easing Functions via a Class to animate Shapes, UserForms and Objects in 64bit Excel. easing Functions do not have direction. Each easing Function returns a value dependant on the number of values you require in a second. So from 0 to 1 second, when using 24 Frames per second the easing Functions would return 24 values every 0.0416666666666667 of a second that would indicate the movement steps of the Object from one position to another. For example here are the easing Function return values for 'easeInExpo' ran at 24 Frames per second for movement from position 100 to position 400 (this easing Function starts slowly and then accelerates rapidly and the first step is the start position, the last step is the end position): 

	easing Output
	100
1	100.3911057
2	100.522049
3	100.6967697
4	100.9300766
5	101.2415771
6	101.6572418
7	102.212204
8	102.9529114
9	103.9417343
10	105.2615738
11	107.0233078
12	109.3750381
13	112.5140915
14	116.7043304
15	122.2976379
16	129.7637787
17	139.7298431
18	153.0329895
19	170.7905579
20	194.4940948
21	226.134491
22	268.3692932
23	324.7460632
24	400


Prerequisites

  • Excel & Access 2016 64bit, Version 8 (this Class will also work for 32bit Excel & Access as there are no API's)
  • Basic to moderate Excel Skills and VBA skills to Copy the IEasing Class and add the example Code to a Code Module
  • Windows PC · NOT a Mac!
  • No support is provided for customization of this Software

Features

  • a single minified Class Module for 64bit Excel & Access
  • 24 easing Functions
    • easeBackInCubic
easeBackInQuartic
easeInBack
easeInCirc
easeInCubic
easeInExpo
easeInOutCubic
easeInOutQuintic
easeInQuad
easeInQuadratic
easeInQuart
easeInQuartic
easeInQuintic
easeInSine
easeLinear
easeOutBack
easeOutBounce
easeOutElastic
easeOutInCubic
easeOutInQuartic
easeOutQuad
easeOutQuartic
easeOutQuintic
easeOutSine

Installation

IEasing.zip contains all of the Files. Unzip the Archive to your PC (right-click, extract all...). There are 3 Files, the main IEasing.cls File, a Readme.txt File and a License.txt File. Open and read the two text Files. The Readme.txt File includes the example Code needed to demonstrate the Class


Usage

Using the Class


Import the Class
In order to use the Class you will need to import it into Excel. Open your Project or a new Excel Workbook. Open the VBE Editor and do File->Import File, browse and search for the IEasing.cls File that you unzipped and then load it in. Open the Readme.txt File that you unzipped and add the Code in this File into any Code Module - if you do not have a Code Module insert one into your new or existing Project first and then add the Code example from the Readme.txt File. Now you are good to go. Run the Code. A simple illustration of using the Code is shown below (full Code is given to ensure that you can use this Class correctly in Excel but is not shown here as this Class needs to be purchased first for a small fee on the link at the top left of this Webpage): 
 
Dim Easing As IEasing
Set Easing = New IEasing

Dim Sprite As Shape
Set Sprite = ActiveSheet.Shapes("donut")
Sprite.Left = Easing.easeInExpo(0, 100, 400 - 100, 1)

Classes for Excel

IEasing Class Screen Shot




FAQ

There are no Q & A for IEasing Class

IEasing Video

This is a video of a demonstration of using the IEasing Class in Excel to animate a Donut Shape. Music is Hallow's Beach by Quincas Moreira · view this IEasing Class video on YouTube



Support

Support is 100% optional and I provide it for your convenience, so please be patient, polite and respectful

Support for my Software

  • Responding to questions or problems regarding the Software and its features
  • Fixing valid (replicated) bugs and reported issues for the VERSION I HAVE WRITTEN

Software support does not include

  • Customization and installation services
  • Support for third party software or ANY kind of development whatsoever

Before seeking support

  • Make sure your question is a valid Software Issue and not a customization request
  • Make sure you have read through the FAQ's, online documentation and any related video guides before asking support on how to accomplish a task
  • Ensure that you access to the VBOM is allowed and that Macros can run in Excel
  • Make sure to provide 'proof of purchase' and state the name / version of the Software that you are having issues with when requesting support by Email or via Facebook

How to get Support

Contact Mark Kubiszyn on the Email address provided when you purchased the Software, including the Order Number
Remember to be patient, if there has been an issue with your download, Mark will always respond within 48 hours and will Email you the File directly if neccessary. For other issues the response time may be considerably longer and I may choose to respond to specific questions only (as is my right), depending on what has been asked

Future Builds

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Bug Fixes

* There are currently no bugs identified

Changelog

You can find the version history in the Code Module for any Macro-enabled Software or read more information on the status of each release
- the latest Version including a description of any changes made is always shown first

20.12.2020 - (Version 1) Released

General release of IEasing Class