Interpolate Data

The Interpolate Data component is a powerful yet often overlooked tool among computational designers. It allows you to interpolate through a list of input data and supports various data types, including numbers, points, vectors, and colors. Additionally, you can select from four interpolation modes—Block, Linear, Cubic, and Catmull—via the component’s menu.

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The Interpolate Data component is a powerful yet often overlooked tool among computational designers. It allows you to interpolate through a list of input data and supports various data types, including numbers, points, vectors, and colors. Additionally, you can select from four interpolation modes—Block, Linear, Cubic, and Catmull—via the component’s menu.

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