Transform Tweening

Using extension methods, there are now some new Tween functions that allow you to move the Transform via a simple function

By calling Transform.TweenTo() (or TweenScaleTo()) you are able to animate an object while remaining hands off! When you call TweenTo, a TweenController will be created in the Scene which will be the logic centre for all the Tweening.

Features

• You are able to target Local or World Positions & Rotations using SPACE.WORLD or SPACE.LOCAL!
• Performant functionality, that pools backend tweening data to remove Memory allocations!
  • This includes if you destroy a GameObject that is currently Tweening!
  • Uses the Update() Unity Event, without using Coroutines
• Call a Coroutine variant using TweenToCoroutine()
  • This still uses the Update() loop update, but allows waiting when called from a coroutine
  • The added callback will invoke once the Coroutine is completed, to ensure execution order expectation

Stacking Tweens

• If you call to tween a Transform Position & Rotation, each will be treated as separate tweens
• If you call to tween a position on a transform that is already moving
  • The original tween will be overwritten with the new tween

  • NOTE This means that if you set a Callback, the original will also be overwritten!!

Curves

Provided are some options for how your target transform should Lerp from A to B. By default, calling .TweenTo() will use LINEAR but below are the current options.

Linear

This is a basic Mathf.Lerp()

Ease In

This uses the LerpFunctions.Coserp()

Ease Out

This uses the LerpFunctions.Sinerp()

Ease In Out

This uses the LerpFunctions.Hermite()