I want to learn how to make those smooth paced movements
ease in, ease out, ease in out and that stuff
easings! i found a website page that talks about that stuff, not scratch related tho it was for other programming languages
i think i like the “cubic” easings more
so how do i do that?

Most of the easing functions on this website can be converted to Scratch relatively easily using the math function given there!

For example, the easeOutCubic function has this math function:

function easeOutCubic(x: number): number {
return 1 - Math.pow(1 - x, 3);
}

We can remove the first and third lines first, plus “return” and all the semicolons:

1 - Math.pow(1 - x, 3)

Now we can start converting the function to Scratch! “1 - ” at the beginning is easy:

((1) - ())

And “Math.pow” means an exponent which doesn't exist in Scratch, but we can just use repeated multiplication, so here is the completed math:

((1) - ((((1) - (x)) * ((1) - (x))) * ((1) - (x)))

To use it, make a script like this!

when green flag clicked
set [x v] to [0]
repeat (100)
set x to (((1) - ((((1) - (x)) * ((1) - (x))) * ((1) - (x)))) * (50)) //can be any block! *50 = 50 steps
change [x v] by [0.01]
end

This post turned out longer than I thought it would be lol

What about in-out easing? I want to use easeInOutQuint
Also I want the movement to end in a certain y-coord. Say, 20.
It would be convenient to have a set time for the movement to occur. I want it to last for 1.5 seconds.

easeInOutQuint:
https://easings.net/#easeInOutQuart