Attempting to make an ease in effect for a Vector3

[Kurt-Dekker]

Welcome to the forums. Glad to see you’re having a nice peaceful relaxing day at your computer!

We would all love to give you some help on your problem, but there really isn’t very much information above.

There are lots of ways to ease quantities in and out between them. One highly-flexible way is to use an AnimationCurve:

Unity - Manual: Using Animation Curves

From the output of that, you can multiply or lerp your Vector3 quantity in any number of ways.

For instance, here’s me using one to control a recoil “blip” pitch-up:

Adding recoil to a third person camera but cannot slow it on the way back down

You may want to consider making an AnimationCurve property in your script and putting the recoil curve there, so you can make it look "real," the way it might if you were really recoiling. public AnimationCurve RecoilUpwards; Then you can set up something like this and drive it through your code using the .Evaluate() method on the curve. It makes it trivial to tweak the curve until it looks awesome sauce as you're firing. [6325362--701529--Screen Shot 2020-09-18 at 7.07.28 AM.png]

Hopefully the above gets you moving in the right direction.

If not, here is how to report your problem productively in the Unity3D forums:

http://plbm.com/?p=220

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