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The OriginToReceptor renderer is designed to create a dynamic visualization of notes moving from their origin point to the receptor. This rendering style is common in rhythm games, where notes travel along a path to a fixed target that the player interacts with.

Functionality of the Renderer:

• Path Creation: It creates a path for each note from its starting position (origin) to its destination (receptor).
• Dynamic Rendering: The notes are rendered dynamically, considering various factors like the time of appearance, duration, easing, and visual effects like scaling and rotation.
• Note Types Handling: The renderer can manage different types of notes, including normal notes and hold notes (sliders), and can selectively hide them based on settings.
• Visual Effects: It includes effects such as fade-in, fade-out, rotation, and scaling to make the notes’ movement visually appealing and intuitive.

Parameters Explained:

• instance: DrawInstance - This is the instance of the drawing process, containing all necessary information like the playfield instance, note visibility settings, and animation parameters.
• duration: double - The duration over which the notes will be rendered.
• renderReceptor: bool (default: true) - A flag to determine whether the receptor (the target where notes end) should be rendered.

Customizable Aspects:

• Note Visibility: You can choose to hide normal notes or hold notes based on the gameplay requirements.
• Animation Duration and Timing: The duration for how long the notes are visible and their synchronization with the music can be adjusted.
• Easing and Movement Style: The easing function can be changed to alter how the notes move along the path. The renderer can also adapt the movement style (linear, bezier, etc.).
• Rotation and Scaling: Adjustments can be made to how notes rotate to face the receptor and how they scale during their movement.
• Fade Effects: The timing and style of fade-in and fade-out effects can be modified.