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@ -96,7 +96,7 @@ Think of it this way. Each ease function in Mirinda is an `inOut` function, mean
![inOutCirc with the align set to 0.5. Purple is the ease, and red is the alignment point.](https://e-six-two.one/i/nq3z.png) ![inOutCirc with the align set to 0.5. Purple is the ease, and red is the alignment point.](https://e-six-two.one/i/nq3z.png)
Function like `wiggle` or `onoff` use the whole thing, where `kick` or `sharponoff` trim off one end to create a sharper ease. This way, if you were to change the ease to an out or in ease, everything would break pretty badly unless you use `:align()` on it to change the alignment to the start or end: Functions like `wiggle` or `onoff` use the whole thing, where `kick` or `sharponoff` trim off one end to create a sharper ease. This way, if you were to change the ease to an out or in ease, everything would break pretty badly unless you use `:align()` on it to change the alignment to the start or end:
![outCirc with the align set to 0](https://e-six-two.one/i/wwxi.png) ![outCirc with the align set to 0](https://e-six-two.one/i/wwxi.png)