Is it always the case that this will look badly? Or does it behave fine in certain cases?
gtchuang
Would we be able to get a "nice" looking transition by decomposing the start and end transformations into their respective rotations, scales, etc. and linearly interpolating those, directly?
anon
Is there a degree of change where the transition wouldn't need additional interpolation in-between? Just like in traditional animation, with the key frames and the in-between connecting frames, how much of a change from 'frame' to 'frame' would be the limit with such a movement?
norgate
Is this just so that it looks good for a human? Or is there an objective way to know if an interpolation "looks good"?
Is it always the case that this will look badly? Or does it behave fine in certain cases?
Would we be able to get a "nice" looking transition by decomposing the start and end transformations into their respective rotations, scales, etc. and linearly interpolating those, directly?
Is there a degree of change where the transition wouldn't need additional interpolation in-between? Just like in traditional animation, with the key frames and the in-between connecting frames, how much of a change from 'frame' to 'frame' would be the limit with such a movement?
Is this just so that it looks good for a human? Or is there an objective way to know if an interpolation "looks good"?