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Update 'Ease | Getting Started'

jill 2021-03-05 15:30:06 +00:00
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### Example usages
`onoff` is one of the more simpler mod functions out there. Here are a few more examples you can use to replace more complicated bits of code:
`onoff` is one of the more simpler mod functions out there. Here are a few more examples you can use to replace more complicated bits of code, and to give more of an example on how Mirinda functions:
```lua
-- Standard Mirin
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`kick` sets the value to the percentage given at the beat, then eases it to 0. It creates a kind of "kick" effect, and works really well with glitchy shaders or mods for more aggressive songs.
The way the chaining is done in here is also potentially interesting: you'd think that the `kick` function's length would also be `2`, but in reality it's `1` because `setl` is applied *after* `kick`. Chaining in Mirinda follows this same pattern for any `beatobj` manipulating function: **changes to the object only apply after the function**.
```lua
-- Standard Mirin
local notedata = P1:GetNoteData(135, 138.5)