You can use the Flexible-Polynomial motion-law as a segment for most applications.
For each motion-derivative (P, V, A, J), you can use the Blend-Point Editor or the Segment Editor to:
•specify the motion-value at the start and/or end of the Flexible-Polynomial segment.
•not specify the motion-value at the start and/or end of the Flexible-Polynomial segment.
•match / force the motion-value at the start of the Flexible-Polynomial segment to be equal to the motion-value at the end of the Previous-Segment
You can use the Flexible-Polynomial to emulate a motion-law that is based on the other Polynomial Functions, which are:
•Dwell, Constant-Velocity, Cubic, Quadratic, Throw, Poly 345 and Poly 4567 motion-laws.
See Tutorial: Introduction to the Flexible-Polynomial Motion-Law.
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