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When using interpolation tables such as: | |||
<source> | |||
<interpolation> | |||
<entry><ind>0.0</ind><dep> 0</dep></entry> | |||
<entry><ind>0.666</ind><dep>0.18</dep></entry> | |||
<entry><ind>1.0</ind><dep>0.27</dep></entry> | |||
</interpolation> | |||
</source> | |||
The first figure (<ind> refers to the value of the property associated with the object and the second figure (in <dep>) refers to the amount that the object moves in metres. For example, in this case, the object moves 18cm when the value reads 0.66 and 27cm when the value is 1. | |||
* '''factor:''' is optional. | * '''factor:''' is optional. |
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