interpolateBetween

[AJXB]

function onRender( )
	local px, py = guiGetPosition ( pic,false )
	local sx,sy = guiGetScreenSize ()
	local nx, ny = interpolateBetween ( px, py,0,px,(py/3)+475,0,getProgress( 7500 ),"OutElastic",2,2,2)
	guiSetPosition( pic, nx, ny, false )
end
addEventHandler( 'onClientRender', root, onRender )

I don't know what am I doing wrong, but this image, is only moving, not jumping and such.. if you know what I mean, OutElastic shouldn't be Linear

NOTE: pic is created, getProgress function is added

2,2,2 is added because I don't really know what these numbers do e.e

[cheez3d]

  
local px,py = guiGetPosition(pic,false) 
local sx,sy = guiGetScreenSize() 
local function render_handler() 
    local nx,ny = interpolateBetween(px,py,0,px,(py)/3+475,0,getProgress(7500),"OutElastic",2,2,2) 
    guiSetPosition(pic,nx,ny,false) 
end 
addEventHandler("onClientRender",root,render_handler) 
  

[AJXB]

  
local px,py = guiGetPosition(pic,false) 
local sx,sy = guiGetScreenSize() 
local function render_handler() 
    local nx,ny = interpolateBetween(px,py,0,px,(py)/3+475,0,getProgress(7500),"OutElastic",2,2,2) 
    guiSetPosition(pic,nx,ny,false) 
end 
addEventHandler("onClientRender",root,render_handler) 
  

well I don't really understand what you have changed, you did change this (py/3)+475 to (py)/3+475 and this caused wrong math Anyway, I guess you tried, appreciate it

[cheez3d]

I put the px,py,sx,sy variables outside onClientRender, otherwise you declare those variables every frame and the position of the picture will be different everytime. I tought you declared px and py as the start position of the animation.

[IIYAMA]

function onRender( )
	local px, py = guiGetPosition ( pic,false )
	local sx,sy = guiGetScreenSize ()
	local nx, ny = interpolateBetween ( px, py,0,px,(py/3)+475,0,getProgress( 7500 ),"OutElastic",2,2,2)
	guiSetPosition( pic, nx, ny, false )
end
addEventHandler( 'onClientRender', root, onRender )

I don't know what am I doing wrong, but this image, is only moving, not jumping and such.. if you know what I mean, OutElastic shouldn't be Linear

NOTE: pic is created, getProgress function is added

2,2,2 is added because I don't really know what these numbers do e.e

Easing functions like "Linear" and "OutElastic" do only affect the speed of moving.

When you choose Linear, it will move with the same speed.

When you choose InQuad, it will move fast in the beginning and slow down at the end.

When you choose OutQuad, it will move slow in the beginning and speed up later.