I'm watching this video to better understand shaders https://youtu.be/60VoL-F-jIQ?t=211. He is linearly interpolating 2 equations. I don't understand how he arrived at the conclusion that a(1-x) + bx is the linear interpolation of a = x^2 and b = 1 - (x - 1)^2. I've been searching for a while for keywords on linear interpolation, but all I find is how to linearly interpolate values and not equations. How did he do that?
TL;DR: How did he arrived at equation 3 from equations 1 and 2
a = x^2b = 1 - (x - 1)^2a(1-x) + bx
The smoothstep function is used all the time in shader creation so I made a video about exactly how this function works, and how to derive it yourself.
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