Tween Actions

Tween Actions provide a simple way to create smooth animations without writing code. They let you interpolate (or "tween") values over time - for example, moving an object from one position to another, fading UI elements in and out, or scaling objects up and down.

They can be used for quick one-off effects (like a button press animation) or for longer sequences (like character introductions or camera pans).

Parameters

Most tween actions share common parameters:

#	Parameter	Description
	Add Blocks	Add/remove optional blocks.
	Target	The target to tween.
	Direction	Should we tween from or to the value. To: Tweens the value from its current value to the specified value. From: Tweens the value From the specfied value to the current value.
	Value	The value to tween to/from.
	Easing Block	Easing settings that control the tween.
	Update Block	Update settings.

Easing

Easing lets you set the curve used to control the tween,

Easing Function

Choose from a list of predefined easing functions.

Use the graph to preview the curve.

Custom Curve

Use a custom animation curve to control the tween.

Update Mode

Choose the update mode that works best for the tween you need:

Time Based

The default update mode controls tweens using time settings:

Parameter	Description
Start Delay	Time in seconds to wait before starting the tween.
Duration	How long the tween takes to complete in seconds.
Unscaled Time	Ignore the current time scale. E.g., in a pause menu where time scale might be set to zero.
Get Progress	Store the progress of the tween (0-1) in a float variable. Useful to feed into other actions. E.g., set the material's alpha while tweening the position.

Speed Based

Speed-based controls let you set a target speed for the tweened value. This translates to a duration.

For example, if you tween a float value between 0 and 1 at speed 0.25, it will take 4 seconds to complete the tween: 1 / 0.25 = 4 seconds.

Parameter	Description
Start Delay	Time in seconds to wait before starting the tween.
Speed	The desired speed for the tween in units per second. Lower speed = longer duration.
Unscaled Time	Ignore the current time scale. E.g., in a pause menu where time scale might be set to zero.
Get Progress	Store the progress of the tween (0-1) in a float variable. Useful to feed into other actions. E.g., set the material's alpha while tweening the position.

Manual Update

Manual update lets you set the progress of the tween manually.

For example, you could use the distance to a target to drive a tween.

Parameter	Description
Tween Time	Set the progress of the tween using a float variable. The value should be bwtween 0 and 1.

Hint: Use the Float Normalize action to normalize a float value to be in the 0 - 1 range.

Loop

The Loop block is optional.

Parameter	Description
Loop Mode	None: Play once. Loop: Restart the tween when finished. Ping Pong: Tweens forwards, then backwards, and repeats.
Get Loop Count	Store the number of times its looped in an integer variable. E.g., to stop looping after n loops.