#[repr(i32)]
pub enum AkCurveInterpolation {
    AkCurveInterpolation_Log3,
    AkCurveInterpolation_Sine,
    AkCurveInterpolation_Log1,
    AkCurveInterpolation_InvSCurve,
    AkCurveInterpolation_Linear,
    AkCurveInterpolation_SCurve,
    AkCurveInterpolation_Exp1,
    AkCurveInterpolation_SineRecip,
    AkCurveInterpolation_Exp3,
    AkCurveInterpolation_Constant,
}
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Curve interpolation types

Variants

AkCurveInterpolation_Log3

Log3

AkCurveInterpolation_Sine

Sine

AkCurveInterpolation_Log1

Log1

AkCurveInterpolation_InvSCurve

Inversed S Curve

AkCurveInterpolation_Linear

Linear (Default)

AkCurveInterpolation_SCurve

S Curve

AkCurveInterpolation_Exp1

Exp1

AkCurveInterpolation_SineRecip

Reciprocal of sine curve

AkCurveInterpolation_Exp3

Exp3

AkCurveInterpolation_Constant

Constant ( not valid for fading values )

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