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I have a C# control that has an scroll.
When a user drag and drop, the scrolls are updated. I would like to animate the drag&drop movement like google maps does. The movement is smoothly animated.
What technique must I use if want to simulate a swipe in the control, and perform a smoothly animated?
What I was looking for was the easing equations: http://www.gizma.com/easing