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I am in a wierd mood today.
smoothstep
This command is identical to linstep except that the correlation between the third argument and the return value is not linearly interpolated when the third argument is between the first and second arguments. Instead, the interpolation is a cubic polynomial between the return value and the distance between the first and second arguments. This gives the return value a zero slope when the third argument is equal to either the first or second argument. In other words, the return value creates a smooth starting and ending transition when the third argument ranges between the first and second arguments. smoothstep uses a hermite interpolation.
Posted by jeremie at April 28, 2005 5:08 PMfuckin geeks. what the hell does that mean?
Posted by: missy at April 28, 2005 5:17 PMFuck it, I am wearing a striped shirt and drinkin some JAGER tonight. CRUNK!
Smoothstep makes numbers smooth, like a nice satin pillow or a baby's behind.
Man I am in a wierd mood. I gotta stop listening to metal on the pod.
Posted by: jeremie at April 28, 2005 5:30 PMwrong, you gotta listen to MORE metal!
Posted by: loren at April 28, 2005 6:00 PMI once lost a whole weekend to a set of Hermite polynomials. Fun to party with. Totally metal.
Posted by: a different brett at April 28, 2005 6:32 PMi don't understand you people....none of that spoke of kelly clarkson or a sale at banana republic. damn i'm tired...maybe another jager bomb before bed.
Posted by: missy at April 29, 2005 12:27 AMInterpolated..Interpolation...I love that word!!!
It sounds like you have ripped a DVD and seeded it to the web. Some German guys kick your door down and beat the shit out of you.
"I was interpolated"
Either that or jail rape.. I like the first one better.
what th efuck?
Posted by: jeremie at April 29, 2005 3:07 PM'jager bomb' was the only intellegent word in this whole schpeel. and yes...i'm counting jager and bomb as one word and not two, i dont' care what you think.
Posted by: brett at April 30, 2005 11:26 PMoh, and i dont' care for spell check.
Posted by: brett at April 30, 2005 11:26 PM