diff --git a/UnityCompatibilityTests.Unity35/Assets/Demigiant/DOTween/DOTween.XML b/UnityCompatibilityTests.Unity35/Assets/Demigiant/DOTween/DOTween.XML index d5a9cfc..ed3c17f 100644 --- a/UnityCompatibilityTests.Unity35/Assets/Demigiant/DOTween/DOTween.XML +++ b/UnityCompatibilityTests.Unity35/Assets/Demigiant/DOTween/DOTween.XML @@ -4,158 +4,45 @@ DOTween - + - Update type + Types of autoPlay behaviours - - Updates every frame during Update calls + + No tween is automatically played - - Updates every frame during LateUpdate calls + + Only Sequences are automatically played - - Updates using FixedUpdate calls + + Only Tweeners are automatically played - + + All tweens are automatically played + + - Path mode (used to determine correct LookAt orientation) + What axis to constrain in case of Vector tweens - - Ignores the path mode (and thus LookAt behaviour) + + Called the first time the tween is set in a playing state, after any eventual delay - - Regular 3D path - - - 2D top-down path - - - 2D side-scroller path - - + - Used internally + Used in place of System.Func, which is not available in mscorlib. - + - This class serves only as a utility class to store tween settings to apply on multiple tweens. - It is in no way needed otherwise, since you can directly apply tween settings to a tween via chaining + Used in place of System.Action. - - A variable you can eventually Clear and reuse when needed, - to avoid instantiating TweenParams objects - - - Creates a new TweenParams object, which you can use to store tween settings - to pass to multiple tweens via myTween.SetAs(myTweenParms) - - - Clears and resets this TweenParams instance using default values, - so it can be reused without instantiating another one - - - Sets the autoKill behaviour of the tween. - Has no effect if the tween has already started - If TRUE the tween will be automatically killed when complete - - - Sets an ID for the tween, which can then be used as a filter with DOTween's static methods. - The ID to assign to this tween. Can be an int, a string, an object or anything else. - - - Sets the target for the tween, which can then be used as a filter with DOTween's static methods. - IMPORTANT: use it with caution. If you just want to set an ID for the tween use SetId instead. - When using shorcuts the shortcut target is already assigned as the tween's target, - so using this method will overwrite it and prevent shortcut-operations like myTarget.DOPause from working correctly. - The target to assign to this tween. Can be an int, a string, an object or anything else. - - - Sets the looping options for the tween. - Has no effect if the tween has already started - Number of cycles to play (-1 for infinite - will be converted to 1 in case the tween is nested in a Sequence) - Loop behaviour type (default: LoopType.Restart) - - - Sets the ease of the tween. - If applied to Sequences eases the whole sequence animation - Eventual overshoot or amplitude to use with Back or Elastic easeType (default is 1.70158) - Eventual period to use with Elastic easeType (default is 0) - - - Sets the ease of the tween using an AnimationCurve. - If applied to Sequences eases the whole sequence animation - - - Sets the ease of the tween using a custom ease function. - If applied to Sequences eases the whole sequence animation - - - Sets the recycling behaviour for the tween. - If TRUE the tween will be recycled after being killed, otherwise it will be destroyed. - - - Sets the update type to the one defined in DOTween.defaultUpdateType (UpdateType.Normal unless changed) - and lets you choose if it should be independent from Unity's Time.timeScale - If TRUE the tween will ignore Unity's Time.timeScale - - - Sets the type of update (default or independent) for the tween - The type of update (default: UpdateType.Normal) - If TRUE the tween will ignore Unity's Time.timeScale - - - Sets the onStart callback for the tween. - Called the first time the tween is set in a playing state, after any eventual delay - - - Sets the onPlay callback for the tween. - Called when the tween is set in a playing state, after any eventual delay. - Also called each time the tween resumes playing from a paused state - - - Sets the onRewind callback for the tween. - Called when the tween is rewinded, - either by calling Rewind or by reaching the start position while playing backwards. - Rewinding a tween that is already rewinded will not fire this callback - - - Sets the onUpdate callback for the tween. - Called each time the tween updates - - - Sets the onStepComplete callback for the tween. - Called the moment the tween completes one loop cycle, even when going backwards - - - Sets the onComplete callback for the tween. - Called the moment the tween reaches its final forward position, loops included - - - Sets the onKill callback for the tween. - Called the moment the tween is killed - - - Sets the onWaypointChange callback for the tween. - Called when a path tween reaches a new waypoint - - - Sets a delayed startup for the tween. - Has no effect on Sequences or if the tween has already started - - - If isRelative is TRUE sets the tween as relative - (the endValue will be calculated as startValue + endValue instead than being used directly). - Has no effect on Sequences or if the tween has already started - - - If isSpeedBased is TRUE sets the tween as speed based - (the duration will represent the number of units the tween moves x second). - Has no effect on Sequences, nested tweens, or if the tween has already started + + + Public so it can be used by lose scripts related to DOTween (like DOTweenAnimation) + @@ -163,6 +50,720 @@ Contains all instance-based methods + + Used internally inside Unity Editor, as a trick to update DOTween's inspector at every frame + + + + Directly sets the current max capacity of Tweeners and Sequences + (meaning how many Tweeners and Sequences can be running at the same time), + so that DOTween doesn't need to automatically increase them in case the max is reached + (which might lead to hiccups when that happens). + Sequences capacity must be less or equal to Tweeners capacity + (if you pass a low Tweener capacity it will be automatically increased to match the Sequence's). + Beware: use this method only when there are no tweens running. + + Max Tweeners capacity. + Default: 200 + Max Sequences capacity. + Default: 50 + + + + This class contains a C# port of the easing equations created by Robert Penner (http://robertpenner.com/easing). + + + + + Easing equation function for a bounce (exponentially decaying parabolic bounce) easing in: accelerating from zero velocity. + + + Current time (in frames or seconds). + + + Expected easing duration (in frames or seconds). + + Unused: here to keep same delegate for all ease types. + Unused: here to keep same delegate for all ease types. + + The eased value. + + + + + Easing equation function for a bounce (exponentially decaying parabolic bounce) easing out: decelerating from zero velocity. + + + Current time (in frames or seconds). + + + Expected easing duration (in frames or seconds). + + Unused: here to keep same delegate for all ease types. + Unused: here to keep same delegate for all ease types. + + The eased value. + + + + + Easing equation function for a bounce (exponentially decaying parabolic bounce) easing in/out: acceleration until halfway, then deceleration. + + + Current time (in frames or seconds). + + + Expected easing duration (in frames or seconds). + + Unused: here to keep same delegate for all ease types. + Unused: here to keep same delegate for all ease types. + + The eased value. + + + + + Returns a value between 0 and 1 (inclusive) based on the elapsed time and ease selected + + + + + Returns a value between 0 and 1 (inclusive) based on the elapsed time and ease selected + + + + + Used to interpret AnimationCurves as eases. + Public so it can be used by external ease factories + + + + + Additional notices passed to plugins when updating. + Public so it can be used by custom plugins. Internally, only PathPlugin uses it + + + + + None + + + + + Lets the plugin know that we restarted or rewinded + + + + + Public only so custom shortcuts can access some of these methods + + + + + Returns a Vector3 with z = 0 + + + + + Returns the 2D angle between two vectors + + + + + Struct that stores two colors (used for LineRenderer tweens) + + + + + Used for tween callbacks + + + + + Used for tween callbacks + + + + + Used for custom and animationCurve-based ease functions. Must return a value between 0 and 1. + + + + + Main DOTween class. Contains static methods to create and control tweens in a generic way + + + + DOTween's version + + + If TRUE (default) makes tweens slightly slower but safer, automatically taking care of a series of things + (like targets becoming null while a tween is playing). + Default: TRUE + + + If TRUE you will get a DOTween report when exiting play mode (only in the Editor). + Useful to know how many max Tweeners and Sequences you reached and optimize your final project accordingly. + Beware, this will slightly slow down your tweens while inside Unity Editor. + Default: FALSE + + + Global DOTween timeScale. + Default: 1 + + + If TRUE, DOTween will use Time.smoothDeltaTime instead of Time.deltaTime for UpdateType.Normal and UpdateType.Late tweens + (unless they're set as timeScaleIndependent, in which case this setting will be ignored). + Setting this to TRUE will lead to smoother animations. + Default: FALSE + + + DOTween's log behaviour. + Default: LogBehaviour.ErrorsOnly + + + If TRUE draws path gizmos in Unity Editor (if the gizmos button is active). + Deactivate this if you want to avoid gizmos overhead while in Unity Editor + + + Default updateType for new tweens. + Default: UpdateType.Normal + + + Sets whether Unity's timeScale should be taken into account by default or not. + Default: false + + + Default autoPlay behaviour for new tweens. + Default: AutoPlay.All + + + Default autoKillOnComplete behaviour for new tweens. + Default: TRUE + + + Default loopType applied to all new tweens. + Default: LoopType.Restart + + + If TRUE all newly created tweens are set as recyclable, otherwise not. + Default: FALSE + + + Default ease applied to all new Tweeners (not to Sequences which always have Ease.Linear as default). + Default: Ease.InOutQuad + + + Default overshoot/amplitude used for eases + Default: 1.70158f + + + Default period used for eases + Default: 0 + + + + Must be called once, before the first ever DOTween call/reference, + otherwise it will be called automatically and will use default options. + Calling it a second time won't have any effect. + You can chain SetCapacity to this method, to directly set the max starting size of Tweeners and Sequences: + DOTween.Init(false, false, LogBehaviour.Default).SetCapacity(100, 20); + + If TRUE all new tweens will be set for recycling, meaning that when killed, + instead of being destroyed, they will be put in a pool and reused instead of creating new tweens. This option allows you to avoid + GC allocations by reusing tweens, but you will have to take care of tween references, since they might result active + even if they were killed (since they might have been respawned and are now being used for other tweens). + If you want to automatically set your tween references to NULL when a tween is killed + you can use the OnKill callback like this: + .OnKill(()=> myTweenReference = null) + You can change this setting at any time by changing the static property, + or you can set the recycling behaviour for each tween separately, using: + SetRecyclable(bool recyclable) + Default: FALSE + If TRUE makes tweens slightly slower but safer, automatically taking care of a series of things + (like targets becoming null while a tween is playing). + You can change this setting at any time by changing the static property. + Default: FALSE + Type of logging to use. + You can change this setting at any time by changing the static property. + Default: ErrorsOnly + + + + Directly sets the current max capacity of Tweeners and Sequences + (meaning how many Tweeners and Sequences can be running at the same time), + so that DOTween doesn't need to automatically increase them in case the max is reached + (which might lead to hiccups when that happens). + Sequences capacity must be less or equal to Tweeners capacity + (if you pass a low Tweener capacity it will be automatically increased to match the Sequence's). + Beware: use this method only when there are no tweens running. + + Max Tweeners capacity. + Default: 200 + Max Sequences capacity. + Default: 50 + + + + Kills all tweens, clears all cached tween pools and plugins and resets the max Tweeners/Sequences capacities to the default values. + + If TRUE also destroys DOTween's gameObject and resets its initializiation, default settings and everything else + (so that next time you use it it will need to be re-initialized) + + + + Clears all cached tween pools. + + + + + Checks all active tweens to find and remove eventually invalid ones (usually because their targets became NULL) + and returns the total number of invalid tweens found and removed. + Automatically called when loading a new scene if is TRUE. + BEWARE: this is a slightly expensive operation so use it with care + + + + Tweens a property or field to the given value using default plugins + A getter for the field or property to tween. + Example usage with lambda:()=> myProperty + A setter for the field or property to tween + Example usage with lambda:x=> myProperty = x + The end value to reachThe tween's duration + + + Tweens a property or field to the given value using default plugins + A getter for the field or property to tween. + Example usage with lambda:()=> myProperty + A setter for the field or property to tween + Example usage with lambda:x=> myProperty = x + The end value to reachThe tween's duration + + + Tweens a property or field to the given value using default plugins + A getter for the field or property to tween. + Example usage with lambda:()=> myProperty + A setter for the field or property to tween + Example usage with lambda:x=> myProperty = x + The end value to reachThe tween's duration + + + Tweens a property or field to the given value using default plugins + A getter for the field or property to tween. + Example usage with lambda:()=> myProperty + A setter for the field or property to tween + Example usage with lambda:x=> myProperty = x + The end value to reachThe tween's duration + + + Tweens a property or field to the given value using default plugins + A getter for the field or property to tween. + Example usage with lambda:()=> myProperty + A setter for the field or property to tween + Example usage with lambda:x=> myProperty = x + The end value to reachThe tween's duration + + + Tweens a property or field to the given value using default plugins + A getter for the field or property to tween. + Example usage with lambda:()=> myProperty + A setter for the field or property to tween + Example usage with lambda:x=> myProperty = x + The end value to reachThe tween's duration + + + Tweens a property or field to the given value using default plugins + A getter for the field or property to tween. + Example usage with lambda:()=> myProperty + A setter for the field or property to tween + Example usage with lambda:x=> myProperty = x + The end value to reachThe tween's duration + + + Tweens a property or field to the given value using default plugins + A getter for the field or property to tween. + Example usage with lambda:()=> myProperty + A setter for the field or property to tween + Example usage with lambda:x=> myProperty = x + The end value to reachThe tween's duration + + + Tweens a property or field to the given value using default plugins + A getter for the field or property to tween. + Example usage with lambda:()=> myProperty + A setter for the field or property to tween + Example usage with lambda:x=> myProperty = x + The end value to reachThe tween's duration + + + Tweens a property or field to the given value using default plugins + A getter for the field or property to tween. + Example usage with lambda:()=> myProperty + A setter for the field or property to tween + Example usage with lambda:x=> myProperty = x + The end value to reachThe tween's duration + + + Tweens a property or field to the given value using default plugins + A getter for the field or property to tween. + Example usage with lambda:()=> myProperty + A setter for the field or property to tween + Example usage with lambda:x=> myProperty = x + The end value to reachThe tween's duration + + + Tweens a property or field to the given value using default plugins + A getter for the field or property to tween. + Example usage with lambda:()=> myProperty + A setter for the field or property to tween + Example usage with lambda:x=> myProperty = x + The end value to reachThe tween's duration + + + Tweens a property or field to the given value using default plugins + A getter for the field or property to tween. + Example usage with lambda:()=> myProperty + A setter for the field or property to tween + Example usage with lambda:x=> myProperty = x + The end value to reachThe tween's duration + + + Tweens a property or field to the given value using a custom plugin + The plugin to use. Each custom plugin implements a static Get() method + you'll need to call to assign the correct plugin in the correct way, like this: + CustomPlugin.Get() + A getter for the field or property to tween. + Example usage with lambda:()=> myProperty + A setter for the field or property to tween + Example usage with lambda:x=> myProperty = x + The end value to reachThe tween's duration + + + Tweens only one axis of a Vector3 to the given value using default plugins. + A getter for the field or property to tween. + Example usage with lambda:()=> myProperty + A setter for the field or property to tween + Example usage with lambda:x=> myProperty = x + The end value to reachThe tween's duration + The axis to tween + + + Tweens only the alpha of a Color to the given value using default plugins + A getter for the field or property to tween. + Example usage with lambda:()=> myProperty + A setter for the field or property to tween + Example usage with lambda:x=> myProperty = x + The end value to reachThe tween's duration + + + Tweens a virtual property from the given start to the given end value + and implements a setter that allows to use that value with an external method or a lambda + Example: + To(MyMethod, 0, 12, 0.5f); + Where MyMethod is a function that accepts a float parameter (which will be the result of the virtual tween) + The action to perform with the tweened value + The value to start from + The end value to reach + The duration of the virtual tween + + + + Punches a Vector3 towards the given direction and then back to the starting one + as if it was connected to the starting position via an elastic. + This tween type generates some GC allocations at startup + A getter for the field or property to tween. + Example usage with lambda:()=> myProperty + A setter for the field or property to tween + Example usage with lambda:x=> myProperty = x + The direction and strength of the punch + The duration of the tween + Indicates how much will the punch vibrate + Represents how much (0 to 1) the vector will go beyond the starting position when bouncing backwards. + 1 creates a full oscillation between the direction and the opposite decaying direction, + while 0 oscillates only between the starting position and the decaying direction + + + Shakes a Vector3 with the given values. + A getter for the field or property to tween. + Example usage with lambda:()=> myProperty + A setter for the field or property to tween + Example usage with lambda:x=> myProperty = x + The duration of the tween + The shake strength + Indicates how much will the shake vibrate + Indicates how much the shake will be random (0 to 180 - values higher than 90 kind of suck, so beware). + Setting it to 0 will shake along a single direction and behave like a random punch. + If TRUE only shakes on the X Y axis (looks better with things like cameras). + + + Shakes a Vector3 with the given values. + A getter for the field or property to tween. + Example usage with lambda:()=> myProperty + A setter for the field or property to tween + Example usage with lambda:x=> myProperty = x + The duration of the tween + The shake strength on each axis + Indicates how much will the shake vibrate + Indicates how much the shake will be random (0 to 180 - values higher than 90 kind of suck, so beware). + Setting it to 0 will shake along a single direction and behave like a random punch. + + + Tweens a property or field to the given values using default plugins. + Ease is applied between each segment and not as a whole. + This tween type generates some GC allocations at startup + A getter for the field or property to tween. + Example usage with lambda:()=> myProperty + A setter for the field or property to tween + Example usage with lambda:x=> myProperty = x + The end values to reach for each segment. This array must have the same length as durations + The duration of each segment. This array must have the same length as endValues + + + + Returns a new to be used for tween groups + + + + Completes all tweens and returns the number of actual tweens completed + (meaning tweens that don't have infinite loops and were not already complete) + + + Completes all tweens with the given ID or target and returns the number of actual tweens completed + (meaning the tweens that don't have infinite loops and were not already complete) + + + Flips all tweens (changing their direction to forward if it was backwards and viceversa), + then returns the number of actual tweens flipped + + + Flips the tweens with the given ID or target (changing their direction to forward if it was backwards and viceversa), + then returns the number of actual tweens flipped + + + Sends all tweens to the given position (calculating also eventual loop cycles) and returns the actual tweens involved + + + Sends all tweens with the given ID or target to the given position (calculating also eventual loop cycles) + and returns the actual tweens involved + + + Kills all tweens and returns the number of actual tweens killed + If TRUE completes the tweens before killing them + + + Kills all tweens with the given ID or target and returns the number of actual tweens killed + If TRUE completes the tweens before killing them + + + Pauses all tweens and returns the number of actual tweens paused + + + Pauses all tweens with the given ID or target and returns the number of actual tweens paused + (meaning the tweens that were actually playing and have been paused) + + + Plays all tweens and returns the number of actual tweens played + (meaning tweens that were not already playing or complete) + + + Plays all tweens with the given ID or target and returns the number of actual tweens played + (meaning the tweens that were not already playing or complete) + + + Plays all tweens with the given target and the given ID, and returns the number of actual tweens played + (meaning the tweens that were not already playing or complete) + + + Plays backwards all tweens and returns the number of actual tweens played + (meaning tweens that were not already started, playing backwards or rewinded) + + + Plays backwards all tweens with the given ID or target and returns the number of actual tweens played + (meaning the tweens that were not already started, playing backwards or rewinded) + + + Plays forward all tweens and returns the number of actual tweens played + (meaning tweens that were not already playing forward or complete) + + + Plays forward all tweens with the given ID or target and returns the number of actual tweens played + (meaning the tweens that were not already playing forward or complete) + + + Restarts all tweens, then returns the number of actual tweens restarted + + + Restarts all tweens with the given ID or target, then returns the number of actual tweens restarted + + + Restarts all tweens with the given target and the given ID, and returns the number of actual tweens played + (meaning the tweens that were not already playing or complete) + + + Rewinds and pauses all tweens, then returns the number of actual tweens rewinded + (meaning tweens that were not already rewinded) + + + Rewinds and pauses all tweens with the given ID or target, then returns the number of actual tweens rewinded + (meaning the tweens that were not already rewinded) + + + Smoothly rewinds all tweens (delays excluded), then returns the number of actual tweens rewinding/rewinded + (meaning tweens that were not already rewinded). + A "smooth rewind" animates the tween to its start position, + skipping all elapsed loops (except in case of LoopType.Incremental) while keeping the animation fluent. + Note that a tween that was smoothly rewinded will have its play direction flipped + + + Smoothly rewinds all tweens (delays excluded) with the given ID or target, then returns the number of actual tweens rewinding/rewinded + (meaning the tweens that were not already rewinded). + A "smooth rewind" animates the tween to its start position, + skipping all elapsed loops (except in case of LoopType.Incremental) while keeping the animation fluent. + Note that a tween that was smoothly rewinded will have its play direction flipped + + + Toggles the play state of all tweens and returns the number of actual tweens toggled + (meaning tweens that could be played or paused, depending on the toggle state) + + + Toggles the play state of all tweens with the given ID or target and returns the number of actual tweens toggled + (meaning the tweens that could be played or paused, depending on the toggle state) + + + + Returns TRUE if a tween with the given ID or target is active (regardless if it's playing or not). + You can also use this to know if a shortcut tween is active for a given target. + Example: + transform.DOMoveX(45, 1); // transform is automatically added as the tween target + DOTween.IsTweening(transform); // Returns true + + + + + Returns the total number of active and playing tweens. + A tween is considered as playing even if its delay is actually playing + + + + + Returns a list of all active tweens in a playing state. + Returns NULL if there are no active playing tweens. + Beware: each time you call this method a new list is generated, so use it for debug only + + + + + Returns a list of all active tweens in a paused state. + Returns NULL if there are no active paused tweens. + Beware: each time you call this method a new list is generated, so use it for debug only + + + + + Returns a list of all active tweens with the given id. + Returns NULL if there are no active tweens with the given id. + Beware: each time you call this method a new list is generated + If TRUE returns only the tweens with the given ID that are currently playing + + + + + Returns a list of all active tweens with the given target. + Returns NULL if there are no active tweens with the given target. + Beware: each time you call this method a new list is generated + If TRUE returns only the tweens with the given target that are currently playing + + + + + Creates virtual tweens that can be used to change other elements via their OnUpdate calls + + + + + Tweens a virtual float. + You can add regular settings to the generated tween, + but do not use SetUpdate or you will overwrite the onVirtualUpdate parameter + + The value to start from + The value to tween to + The duration of the tween + A callback which must accept a parameter of type float, called at each update + + + + Returns a value based on the given ease and lifetime percentage (0 to 1) + The value to start from when lifetimePercentage is 0 + The value to reach when lifetimePercentage is 1 + The time percentage (0 to 1) at which the value should be taken + The type of ease + + + Returns a value based on the given ease and lifetime percentage (0 to 1) + The value to start from when lifetimePercentage is 0 + The value to reach when lifetimePercentage is 1 + The time percentage (0 to 1) at which the value should be taken + The type of ease + Eventual overshoot to use with Back ease + + + Returns a value based on the given ease and lifetime percentage (0 to 1) + The value to start from when lifetimePercentage is 0 + The value to reach when lifetimePercentage is 1 + The time percentage (0 to 1) at which the value should be taken + The type of ease + Eventual amplitude to use with Elastic easeType + Eventual period to use with Elastic easeType + + + Returns a value based on the given ease and lifetime percentage (0 to 1) + The value to start from when lifetimePercentage is 0 + The value to reach when lifetimePercentage is 1 + The time percentage (0 to 1) at which the value should be taken + The AnimationCurve to use for ease + + + Fires the given callback after the given time. + Callback delay + Callback to fire when the delay has expired + If TRUE (default) ignores Unity's timeScale + + + + Don't assign this! It's assigned automatically when creating 0 duration tweens + + + + + Don't assign this! It's assigned automatically when setting the ease to an AnimationCurve or to a custom ease function + + + + + Allows to wrap ease method in special ways, adding extra features + + + + + Converts the given ease so that it also creates a stop-motion effect, by playing the tween at the given FPS + + FPS at which the tween should be played + Ease type + + + + Converts the given ease so that it also creates a stop-motion effect, by playing the tween at the given FPS + + FPS at which the tween should be played + AnimationCurve to use for the ease + + + + Converts the given ease so that it also creates a stop-motion effect, by playing the tween at the given FPS + + FPS at which the tween should be played + Custom ease function to use + Used to allow method chaining with DOTween.Init @@ -183,84 +784,55 @@ Max Sequences capacity. Default: 50 - - Used internally inside Unity Editor, as a trick to update DOTween's inspector at every frame - - + - Directly sets the current max capacity of Tweeners and Sequences - (meaning how many Tweeners and Sequences can be running at the same time), - so that DOTween doesn't need to automatically increase them in case the max is reached - (which might lead to hiccups when that happens). - Sequences capacity must be less or equal to Tweeners capacity - (if you pass a low Tweener capacity it will be automatically increased to match the Sequence's). - Beware: use this method only when there are no tweens running. - - Max Tweeners capacity. - Default: 200 - Max Sequences capacity. - Default: 50 - - - - Public so it can be used by lose scripts related to DOTween (like DOTweenAnimation) + Path mode (used to determine correct LookAt orientation) - + + Ignores the path mode (and thus LookAt behaviour) + + + Regular 3D path + + + 2D top-down path + + + 2D side-scroller path + + - Controls other tweens as a group + Type of path to use with DOPath tweens - + + Linear, composed of straight segments between each waypoint + + + Curved path (which uses Catmull-Rom curves) + + - Indicates either a Tweener or a Sequence + Path control point - - Called the first time the tween is set in a playing state, after any eventual delay + + + Gets the point on the path at the given percentage (0 to 1) + + The percentage (0 to 1) at which to get the point + If TRUE constant speed is taken into account, otherwise not - - TimeScale for the tween + + + This plugin generates some GC allocations at startup + - - If TRUE the tween wil go backwards - - - Id (usable for filtering with DOTween static methods). Can be an int, a string, an object, or anything else - - - Tween target (usable for filtering with DOTween static methods). Automatically set by tween creation shorcuts - - - Called when the tween is set in a playing state, after any eventual delay. - Also called each time the tween resumes playing from a paused state - - - Called when the tween state changes from playing to paused. - If the tween has autoKill set to FALSE, this is called also when the tween reaches completion. - - - Called when the tween is rewinded, - either by calling Rewind or by reaching the start position while playing backwards. - Rewinding a tween that is already rewinded will not fire this callback - - - Called each time the tween updates - - - Called the moment the tween completes one loop cycle - - - Called the moment the tween reaches completion (loops included) - - - Called the moment the tween is killed - - - Called when a path tween's current waypoint changes - - - Gets and sets the time position (loops included, delays excluded) of the tween + + + Path plugin works exclusively with Transforms + @@ -291,349 +863,40 @@ In this mode the end value is is always considered relative - + - This plugin generates some GC allocations at startup + Type of scramble to apply to string tweens - + - Don't assign this! It's assigned automatically when creating 0 duration tweens + No scrambling of characters - + - Don't assign this! It's assigned automatically when setting the ease to an AnimationCurve or to a custom ease function + A-Z + a-z + 0-9 characters - + - Types of log behaviours + A-Z characters - - Log only warnings and errors - - - Log warnings, errors and additional infos - - - Log only errors - - + - Methods that extend Tween objects and allow to set their parameters + a-z characters - - Sets the autoKill behaviour of the tween. - Has no effect if the tween has already started + + + 0-9 characters + - - Sets the autoKill behaviour of the tween. - Has no effect if the tween has already started - If TRUE the tween will be automatically killed when complete - - - Sets an ID for the tween, which can then be used as a filter with DOTween's static methods. - The ID to assign to this tween. Can be an int, a string, an object or anything else. - - - Sets the target for the tween, which can then be used as a filter with DOTween's static methods. - IMPORTANT: use it with caution. If you just want to set an ID for the tween use SetId instead. - When using shorcuts the shortcut target is already assigned as the tween's target, - so using this method will overwrite it and prevent shortcut-operations like myTarget.DOPause from working correctly. - The target to assign to this tween. Can be an int, a string, an object or anything else. - - - Sets the looping options for the tween. - Has no effect if the tween has already started - Number of cycles to play (-1 for infinite - will be converted to 1 in case the tween is nested in a Sequence) - - - Sets the looping options for the tween. - Has no effect if the tween has already started - Number of cycles to play (-1 for infinite - will be converted to 1 in case the tween is nested in a Sequence) - Loop behaviour type (default: LoopType.Restart) - - - Sets the ease of the tween. - If applied to Sequences eases the whole sequence animation - - - Sets the ease of the tween. - If applied to Sequences eases the whole sequence animation - Eventual overshoot to use with Back ease (default is 1.70158) - - - Sets the ease of the tween. - If applied to Sequences eases the whole sequence animation - Eventual amplitude to use with Elastic easeType (default is 1.70158) - Eventual period to use with Elastic easeType (default is 0) - - - Sets the ease of the tween using an AnimationCurve. - If applied to Sequences eases the whole sequence animation - - - Sets the ease of the tween using a custom ease function (which must return a value between 0 and 1). - If applied to Sequences eases the whole sequence animation - - - Allows the tween to be recycled after being killed. - - - Sets the recycling behaviour for the tween. - If TRUE the tween will be recycled after being killed, otherwise it will be destroyed. - - - Sets the update type to UpdateType.Normal and lets you choose if it should be independent from Unity's Time.timeScale - If TRUE the tween will ignore Unity's Time.timeScale - - - Sets the type of update for the tween - The type of update (defalt: UpdateType.Normal) - - - Sets the type of update for the tween and lets you choose if it should be independent from Unity's Time.timeScale - The type of update - If TRUE the tween will ignore Unity's Time.timeScale - - - Sets the onStart callback for the tween. - Called the first time the tween is set in a playing state, after any eventual delay - - - Sets the onPlay callback for the tween. - Called when the tween is set in a playing state, after any eventual delay. - Also called each time the tween resumes playing from a paused state - - - Sets the onPlay callback for the tween. - Called when the tween state changes from playing to paused. - If the tween has autoKill set to FALSE, this is called also when the tween reaches completion. - - - Sets the onRewind callback for the tween. - Called when the tween is rewinded, - either by calling Rewind or by reaching the start position while playing backwards. - Rewinding a tween that is already rewinded will not fire this callback - - - Sets the onUpdate callback for the tween. - Called each time the tween updates - - - Sets the onStepComplete callback for the tween. - Called the moment the tween completes one loop cycle, even when going backwards - - - Sets the onComplete callback for the tween. - Called the moment the tween reaches its final forward position, loops included - - - Sets the onKill callback for the tween. - Called the moment the tween is killed - - - Sets the onWaypointChange callback for the tween. - Called when a path tween's current waypoint changes - - - Sets the parameters of the tween (id, ease, loops, delay, timeScale, callbacks, etc) as the parameters of the given one. - Doesn't copy specific SetOptions settings: those will need to be applied manually each time. - Has no effect if the tween has already started. - NOTE: the tween's target will not be changed - Tween from which to copy the parameters - - - Sets the parameters of the tween (id, ease, loops, delay, timeScale, callbacks, etc) as the parameters of the given TweenParams. - Has no effect if the tween has already started. - TweenParams from which to copy the parameters - - - Adds the given tween to the end of the Sequence. - Has no effect if the Sequence has already started - The tween to append - - - Adds the given tween to the beginning of the Sequence, pushing forward the other nested content. - Has no effect if the Sequence has already started - The tween to prepend - - - Inserts the given tween at the same time position of the last tween added to the Sequence. - Has no effect if the Sequence has already started - - - Inserts the given tween at the given time position in the Sequence, - automatically adding an interval if needed. - Has no effect if the Sequence has already started - The time position where the tween will be placed - The tween to insert - - - Adds the given interval to the end of the Sequence. - Has no effect if the Sequence has already started - The interval duration - - - Adds the given interval to the beginning of the Sequence, pushing forward the other nested content. - Has no effect if the Sequence has already started - The interval duration - - - Adds the given callback to the end of the Sequence. - Has no effect if the Sequence has already started - The callback to append - - - Adds the given callback to the beginning of the Sequence, pushing forward the other nested content. - Has no effect if the Sequence has already started - The callback to prepend - - - Inserts the given callback at the given time position in the Sequence, - automatically adding an interval if needed. - Has no effect if the Sequence has already started - The time position where the callback will be placed - The callback to insert - - - Changes a TO tween into a FROM tween: sets the current target's position as the tween's endValue - then immediately sends the target to the previously set endValue. - - - Changes a TO tween into a FROM tween: sets the current target's position as the tween's endValue - then immediately sends the target to the previously set endValue. - If TRUE the FROM value will be calculated as relative to the current one - - - Sets a delayed startup for the tween. - Has no effect on Sequences or if the tween has already started - - - Sets the tween as relative - (the endValue will be calculated as startValue + endValue instead than being used directly). - Has no effect on Sequences or if the tween has already started - - - If isRelative is TRUE sets the tween as relative - (the endValue will be calculated as startValue + endValue instead than being used directly). - Has no effect on Sequences or if the tween has already started - - - If isSpeedBased is TRUE sets the tween as speed based - (the duration will represent the number of units the tween moves x second). - Has no effect on Sequences, nested tweens, or if the tween has already started - - - If isSpeedBased is TRUE sets the tween as speed based - (the duration will represent the number of units the tween moves x second). - Has no effect on Sequences, nested tweens, or if the tween has already started - - - Options for float tweens - If TRUE the tween will smoothly snap all values to integers - - - Options for Vector2 tweens - If TRUE the tween will smoothly snap all values to integers - - - Options for Vector2 tweens - Selecting an axis will tween the vector only on that axis, leaving the others untouched - If TRUE the tween will smoothly snap all values to integers - - - Options for Vector3 tweens - If TRUE the tween will smoothly snap all values to integers - - - Options for Vector3 tweens - Selecting an axis will tween the vector only on that axis, leaving the others untouched - If TRUE the tween will smoothly snap all values to integers - - - Options for Vector4 tweens - If TRUE the tween will smoothly snap all values to integers - - - Options for Vector4 tweens - Selecting an axis will tween the vector only on that axis, leaving the others untouched - If TRUE the tween will smoothly snap all values to integers - - - Options for Quaternion tweens - If TRUE (default) the rotation will take the shortest route, and will not rotate more than 360°. - If FALSE the rotation will be fully accounted. Is always FALSE if the tween is set as relative - - - Options for Color tweens - If TRUE only the alpha value of the color will be tweened - - - Options for Vector4 tweens - If TRUE the tween will smoothly snap all values to integers - - - Options for Vector4 tweens - If TRUE, rich text will be interpreted correctly while animated, - otherwise all tags will be considered as normal text - The type of scramble to use, if any - A string containing the characters to use for scrambling. - Use as many characters as possible (minimum 10) because DOTween uses a fast scramble mode which gives better results with more characters. - Leave it to NULL to use default ones - - - Options for Vector3Array tweens - If TRUE the tween will smoothly snap all values to integers - - - Options for Vector3Array tweens - If TRUE the tween will smoothly snap all values to integers - - - Options for Path tweens (created via the DOPath shortcut) - The eventual movement axis to lock. You can input multiple axis if you separate them like this: - AxisConstrain.X | AxisConstraint.Y - The eventual rotation axis to lock. You can input multiple axis if you separate them like this: - AxisConstrain.X | AxisConstraint.Y - - - Options for Path tweens (created via the DOPath shortcut) - If TRUE the path will be automatically closed - The eventual movement axis to lock. You can input multiple axis if you separate them like this: - AxisConstrain.X | AxisConstraint.Y - The eventual rotation axis to lock. You can input multiple axis if you separate them like this: - AxisConstrain.X | AxisConstraint.Y - - - Additional LookAt options for Path tweens (created via the DOPath shortcut). - Orients the target towards the given position. - Must be chained directly to the tween creation method or to a SetOptions - The position to look at - The eventual direction to consider as "forward". - If left to NULL defaults to the regular forward side of the transform - The vector that defines in which direction up is (default: Vector3.up) - - - Additional LookAt options for Path tweens (created via the DOPath shortcut). - Orients the target towards another transform. - Must be chained directly to the tween creation method or to a SetOptions - The transform to look at - The eventual direction to consider as "forward". - If left to NULL defaults to the regular forward side of the transform - The vector that defines in which direction up is (default: Vector3.up) - - - Additional LookAt options for Path tweens (created via the DOPath shortcut). - Orients the target to the path, with the given lookAhead. - Must be chained directly to the tween creation method or to a SetOptions - The percentage of lookAhead to use (0 to 1) - The eventual direction to consider as "forward". - If left to NULL defaults to the regular forward side of the transform - The vector that defines in which direction up is (default: Vector3.up) + + + Custom characters + @@ -822,48 +1085,26 @@ You can force a path to be initialized by calling myTween.ForceInit(). - + - Used for tween callbacks + Types of loop - + + Each loop cycle restarts from the beginning + + + The tween moves forward and backwards at alternate cycles + + + Continuously increments the tween at the end of each loop cycle (A to B, B to B+(A-B), and so on), thus always moving "onward". + In case of String tweens works only if the tween is set as relative + + - Used for tween callbacks + Controls other tweens as a group - - - Used for custom and animationCurve-based ease functions. Must return a value between 0 and 1. - - - - - Used in place of System.Func, which is not available in mscorlib. - - - - - Used in place of System.Action. - - - - - Types of autoPlay behaviours - - - - No tween is automatically played - - - Only Sequences are automatically played - - - Only Tweeners are automatically played - - - All tweens are automatically played - Methods that extend known Unity objects and allow to directly create and control tweens from their instances @@ -1468,564 +1709,499 @@ and returns the total number of tweens involved. - + - Additional notices passed to plugins when updating. - Public so it can be used by custom plugins. Internally, only PathPlugin uses it + This class serves only as a utility class to store tween settings to apply on multiple tweens. + It is in no way needed otherwise, since you can directly apply tween settings to a tween via chaining - + + A variable you can eventually Clear and reuse when needed, + to avoid instantiating TweenParams objects + + + Creates a new TweenParams object, which you can use to store tween settings + to pass to multiple tweens via myTween.SetAs(myTweenParms) + + + Clears and resets this TweenParams instance using default values, + so it can be reused without instantiating another one + + + Sets the autoKill behaviour of the tween. + Has no effect if the tween has already started + If TRUE the tween will be automatically killed when complete + + + Sets an ID for the tween, which can then be used as a filter with DOTween's static methods. + The ID to assign to this tween. Can be an int, a string, an object or anything else. + + + Sets the target for the tween, which can then be used as a filter with DOTween's static methods. + IMPORTANT: use it with caution. If you just want to set an ID for the tween use SetId instead. + When using shorcuts the shortcut target is already assigned as the tween's target, + so using this method will overwrite it and prevent shortcut-operations like myTarget.DOPause from working correctly. + The target to assign to this tween. Can be an int, a string, an object or anything else. + + + Sets the looping options for the tween. + Has no effect if the tween has already started + Number of cycles to play (-1 for infinite - will be converted to 1 in case the tween is nested in a Sequence) + Loop behaviour type (default: LoopType.Restart) + + + Sets the ease of the tween. + If applied to Sequences eases the whole sequence animation + Eventual overshoot or amplitude to use with Back or Elastic easeType (default is 1.70158) + Eventual period to use with Elastic easeType (default is 0) + + + Sets the ease of the tween using an AnimationCurve. + If applied to Sequences eases the whole sequence animation + + + Sets the ease of the tween using a custom ease function. + If applied to Sequences eases the whole sequence animation + + + Sets the recycling behaviour for the tween. + If TRUE the tween will be recycled after being killed, otherwise it will be destroyed. + + + Sets the update type to the one defined in DOTween.defaultUpdateType (UpdateType.Normal unless changed) + and lets you choose if it should be independent from Unity's Time.timeScale + If TRUE the tween will ignore Unity's Time.timeScale + + + Sets the type of update (default or independent) for the tween + The type of update (default: UpdateType.Normal) + If TRUE the tween will ignore Unity's Time.timeScale + + + Sets the onStart callback for the tween. + Called the first time the tween is set in a playing state, after any eventual delay + + + Sets the onPlay callback for the tween. + Called when the tween is set in a playing state, after any eventual delay. + Also called each time the tween resumes playing from a paused state + + + Sets the onRewind callback for the tween. + Called when the tween is rewinded, + either by calling Rewind or by reaching the start position while playing backwards. + Rewinding a tween that is already rewinded will not fire this callback + + + Sets the onUpdate callback for the tween. + Called each time the tween updates + + + Sets the onStepComplete callback for the tween. + Called the moment the tween completes one loop cycle, even when going backwards + + + Sets the onComplete callback for the tween. + Called the moment the tween reaches its final forward position, loops included + + + Sets the onKill callback for the tween. + Called the moment the tween is killed + + + Sets the onWaypointChange callback for the tween. + Called when a path tween reaches a new waypoint + + + Sets a delayed startup for the tween. + Has no effect on Sequences or if the tween has already started + + + If isRelative is TRUE sets the tween as relative + (the endValue will be calculated as startValue + endValue instead than being used directly). + Has no effect on Sequences or if the tween has already started + + + If isSpeedBased is TRUE sets the tween as speed based + (the duration will represent the number of units the tween moves x second). + Has no effect on Sequences, nested tweens, or if the tween has already started + + - None + Methods that extend Tween objects and allow to set their parameters - + + Sets the autoKill behaviour of the tween. + Has no effect if the tween has already started + + + Sets the autoKill behaviour of the tween. + Has no effect if the tween has already started + If TRUE the tween will be automatically killed when complete + + + Sets an ID for the tween, which can then be used as a filter with DOTween's static methods. + The ID to assign to this tween. Can be an int, a string, an object or anything else. + + + Sets the target for the tween, which can then be used as a filter with DOTween's static methods. + IMPORTANT: use it with caution. If you just want to set an ID for the tween use SetId instead. + When using shorcuts the shortcut target is already assigned as the tween's target, + so using this method will overwrite it and prevent shortcut-operations like myTarget.DOPause from working correctly. + The target to assign to this tween. Can be an int, a string, an object or anything else. + + + Sets the looping options for the tween. + Has no effect if the tween has already started + Number of cycles to play (-1 for infinite - will be converted to 1 in case the tween is nested in a Sequence) + + + Sets the looping options for the tween. + Has no effect if the tween has already started + Number of cycles to play (-1 for infinite - will be converted to 1 in case the tween is nested in a Sequence) + Loop behaviour type (default: LoopType.Restart) + + + Sets the ease of the tween. + If applied to Sequences eases the whole sequence animation + + + Sets the ease of the tween. + If applied to Sequences eases the whole sequence animation + Eventual overshoot to use with Back ease (default is 1.70158) + + + Sets the ease of the tween. + If applied to Sequences eases the whole sequence animation + Eventual amplitude to use with Elastic easeType (default is 1.70158) + Eventual period to use with Elastic easeType (default is 0) + + + Sets the ease of the tween using an AnimationCurve. + If applied to Sequences eases the whole sequence animation + + + Sets the ease of the tween using a custom ease function (which must return a value between 0 and 1). + If applied to Sequences eases the whole sequence animation + + + Allows the tween to be recycled after being killed. + + + Sets the recycling behaviour for the tween. + If TRUE the tween will be recycled after being killed, otherwise it will be destroyed. + + + Sets the update type to UpdateType.Normal and lets you choose if it should be independent from Unity's Time.timeScale + If TRUE the tween will ignore Unity's Time.timeScale + + + Sets the type of update for the tween + The type of update (defalt: UpdateType.Normal) + + + Sets the type of update for the tween and lets you choose if it should be independent from Unity's Time.timeScale + The type of update + If TRUE the tween will ignore Unity's Time.timeScale + + + Sets the onStart callback for the tween. + Called the first time the tween is set in a playing state, after any eventual delay + + + Sets the onPlay callback for the tween. + Called when the tween is set in a playing state, after any eventual delay. + Also called each time the tween resumes playing from a paused state + + + Sets the onPlay callback for the tween. + Called when the tween state changes from playing to paused. + If the tween has autoKill set to FALSE, this is called also when the tween reaches completion. + + + Sets the onRewind callback for the tween. + Called when the tween is rewinded, + either by calling Rewind or by reaching the start position while playing backwards. + Rewinding a tween that is already rewinded will not fire this callback + + + Sets the onUpdate callback for the tween. + Called each time the tween updates + + + Sets the onStepComplete callback for the tween. + Called the moment the tween completes one loop cycle, even when going backwards + + + Sets the onComplete callback for the tween. + Called the moment the tween reaches its final forward position, loops included + + + Sets the onKill callback for the tween. + Called the moment the tween is killed + + + Sets the onWaypointChange callback for the tween. + Called when a path tween's current waypoint changes + + + Sets the parameters of the tween (id, ease, loops, delay, timeScale, callbacks, etc) as the parameters of the given one. + Doesn't copy specific SetOptions settings: those will need to be applied manually each time. + Has no effect if the tween has already started. + NOTE: the tween's target will not be changed + Tween from which to copy the parameters + + + Sets the parameters of the tween (id, ease, loops, delay, timeScale, callbacks, etc) as the parameters of the given TweenParams. + Has no effect if the tween has already started. + TweenParams from which to copy the parameters + + + Adds the given tween to the end of the Sequence. + Has no effect if the Sequence has already started + The tween to append + + + Adds the given tween to the beginning of the Sequence, pushing forward the other nested content. + Has no effect if the Sequence has already started + The tween to prepend + + + Inserts the given tween at the same time position of the last tween added to the Sequence. + Has no effect if the Sequence has already started + + + Inserts the given tween at the given time position in the Sequence, + automatically adding an interval if needed. + Has no effect if the Sequence has already started + The time position where the tween will be placed + The tween to insert + + + Adds the given interval to the end of the Sequence. + Has no effect if the Sequence has already started + The interval duration + + + Adds the given interval to the beginning of the Sequence, pushing forward the other nested content. + Has no effect if the Sequence has already started + The interval duration + + + Adds the given callback to the end of the Sequence. + Has no effect if the Sequence has already started + The callback to append + + + Adds the given callback to the beginning of the Sequence, pushing forward the other nested content. + Has no effect if the Sequence has already started + The callback to prepend + + + Inserts the given callback at the given time position in the Sequence, + automatically adding an interval if needed. + Has no effect if the Sequence has already started + The time position where the callback will be placed + The callback to insert + + + Changes a TO tween into a FROM tween: sets the current target's position as the tween's endValue + then immediately sends the target to the previously set endValue. + + + Changes a TO tween into a FROM tween: sets the current target's position as the tween's endValue + then immediately sends the target to the previously set endValue. + If TRUE the FROM value will be calculated as relative to the current one + + + Sets a delayed startup for the tween. + Has no effect on Sequences or if the tween has already started + + + Sets the tween as relative + (the endValue will be calculated as startValue + endValue instead than being used directly). + Has no effect on Sequences or if the tween has already started + + + If isRelative is TRUE sets the tween as relative + (the endValue will be calculated as startValue + endValue instead than being used directly). + Has no effect on Sequences or if the tween has already started + + + If isSpeedBased is TRUE sets the tween as speed based + (the duration will represent the number of units the tween moves x second). + Has no effect on Sequences, nested tweens, or if the tween has already started + + + If isSpeedBased is TRUE sets the tween as speed based + (the duration will represent the number of units the tween moves x second). + Has no effect on Sequences, nested tweens, or if the tween has already started + + + Options for float tweens + If TRUE the tween will smoothly snap all values to integers + + + Options for Vector2 tweens + If TRUE the tween will smoothly snap all values to integers + + + Options for Vector2 tweens + Selecting an axis will tween the vector only on that axis, leaving the others untouched + If TRUE the tween will smoothly snap all values to integers + + + Options for Vector3 tweens + If TRUE the tween will smoothly snap all values to integers + + + Options for Vector3 tweens + Selecting an axis will tween the vector only on that axis, leaving the others untouched + If TRUE the tween will smoothly snap all values to integers + + + Options for Vector4 tweens + If TRUE the tween will smoothly snap all values to integers + + + Options for Vector4 tweens + Selecting an axis will tween the vector only on that axis, leaving the others untouched + If TRUE the tween will smoothly snap all values to integers + + + Options for Quaternion tweens + If TRUE (default) the rotation will take the shortest route, and will not rotate more than 360°. + If FALSE the rotation will be fully accounted. Is always FALSE if the tween is set as relative + + + Options for Color tweens + If TRUE only the alpha value of the color will be tweened + + + Options for Vector4 tweens + If TRUE the tween will smoothly snap all values to integers + + + Options for Vector4 tweens + If TRUE, rich text will be interpreted correctly while animated, + otherwise all tags will be considered as normal text + The type of scramble to use, if any + A string containing the characters to use for scrambling. + Use as many characters as possible (minimum 10) because DOTween uses a fast scramble mode which gives better results with more characters. + Leave it to NULL to use default ones + + + Options for Vector3Array tweens + If TRUE the tween will smoothly snap all values to integers + + + Options for Vector3Array tweens + If TRUE the tween will smoothly snap all values to integers + + + Options for Path tweens (created via the DOPath shortcut) + The eventual movement axis to lock. You can input multiple axis if you separate them like this: + AxisConstrain.X | AxisConstraint.Y + The eventual rotation axis to lock. You can input multiple axis if you separate them like this: + AxisConstrain.X | AxisConstraint.Y + + + Options for Path tweens (created via the DOPath shortcut) + If TRUE the path will be automatically closed + The eventual movement axis to lock. You can input multiple axis if you separate them like this: + AxisConstrain.X | AxisConstraint.Y + The eventual rotation axis to lock. You can input multiple axis if you separate them like this: + AxisConstrain.X | AxisConstraint.Y + + + Additional LookAt options for Path tweens (created via the DOPath shortcut). + Orients the target towards the given position. + Must be chained directly to the tween creation method or to a SetOptions + The position to look at + The eventual direction to consider as "forward". + If left to NULL defaults to the regular forward side of the transform + The vector that defines in which direction up is (default: Vector3.up) + + + Additional LookAt options for Path tweens (created via the DOPath shortcut). + Orients the target towards another transform. + Must be chained directly to the tween creation method or to a SetOptions + The transform to look at + The eventual direction to consider as "forward". + If left to NULL defaults to the regular forward side of the transform + The vector that defines in which direction up is (default: Vector3.up) + + + Additional LookAt options for Path tweens (created via the DOPath shortcut). + Orients the target to the path, with the given lookAhead. + Must be chained directly to the tween creation method or to a SetOptions + The percentage of lookAhead to use (0 to 1) + The eventual direction to consider as "forward". + If left to NULL defaults to the regular forward side of the transform + The vector that defines in which direction up is (default: Vector3.up) + + - Lets the plugin know that we restarted or rewinded + Types of log behaviours - + + Log only warnings and errors + + + Log warnings, errors and additional infos + + + Log only errors + + - Type of path to use with DOPath tweens + Indicates either a Tweener or a Sequence - - Linear, composed of straight segments between each waypoint + + TimeScale for the tween - - Curved path (which uses Catmull-Rom curves) + + If TRUE the tween wil go backwards - - - Main DOTween class. Contains static methods to create and control tweens in a generic way - + + Id (usable for filtering with DOTween static methods). Can be an int, a string, an object, or anything else - - DOTween's version + + Tween target (usable for filtering with DOTween static methods). Automatically set by tween creation shorcuts - - If TRUE (default) makes tweens slightly slower but safer, automatically taking care of a series of things - (like targets becoming null while a tween is playing). - Default: TRUE + + Called when the tween is set in a playing state, after any eventual delay. + Also called each time the tween resumes playing from a paused state - - If TRUE you will get a DOTween report when exiting play mode (only in the Editor). - Useful to know how many max Tweeners and Sequences you reached and optimize your final project accordingly. - Beware, this will slightly slow down your tweens while inside Unity Editor. - Default: FALSE + + Called when the tween state changes from playing to paused. + If the tween has autoKill set to FALSE, this is called also when the tween reaches completion. - - Global DOTween timeScale. - Default: 1 + + Called when the tween is rewinded, + either by calling Rewind or by reaching the start position while playing backwards. + Rewinding a tween that is already rewinded will not fire this callback - - If TRUE, DOTween will use Time.smoothDeltaTime instead of Time.deltaTime for UpdateType.Normal and UpdateType.Late tweens - (unless they're set as timeScaleIndependent, in which case this setting will be ignored). - Setting this to TRUE will lead to smoother animations. - Default: FALSE + + Called each time the tween updates - - If TRUE draws path gizmos in Unity Editor (if the gizmos button is active). - Deactivate this if you want to avoid gizmos overhead while in Unity Editor + + Called the moment the tween completes one loop cycle - - Default updateType for new tweens. - Default: UpdateType.Normal + + Called the moment the tween reaches completion (loops included) - - Sets whether Unity's timeScale should be taken into account by default or not. - Default: false + + Called the moment the tween is killed - - Default autoPlay behaviour for new tweens. - Default: AutoPlay.All + + Called when a path tween's current waypoint changes - - Default autoKillOnComplete behaviour for new tweens. - Default: TRUE - - - Default loopType applied to all new tweens. - Default: LoopType.Restart - - - If TRUE all newly created tweens are set as recyclable, otherwise not. - Default: FALSE - - - Default ease applied to all new Tweeners (not to Sequences which always have Ease.Linear as default). - Default: Ease.InOutQuad - - - Default overshoot/amplitude used for eases - Default: 1.70158f - - - Default period used for eases - Default: 0 - - - - Must be called once, before the first ever DOTween call/reference, - otherwise it will be called automatically and will use default options. - Calling it a second time won't have any effect. - You can chain SetCapacity to this method, to directly set the max starting size of Tweeners and Sequences: - DOTween.Init(false, false, LogBehaviour.Default).SetCapacity(100, 20); - - If TRUE all new tweens will be set for recycling, meaning that when killed, - instead of being destroyed, they will be put in a pool and reused instead of creating new tweens. This option allows you to avoid - GC allocations by reusing tweens, but you will have to take care of tween references, since they might result active - even if they were killed (since they might have been respawned and are now being used for other tweens). - If you want to automatically set your tween references to NULL when a tween is killed - you can use the OnKill callback like this: - .OnKill(()=> myTweenReference = null) - You can change this setting at any time by changing the static property, - or you can set the recycling behaviour for each tween separately, using: - SetRecyclable(bool recyclable) - Default: FALSE - If TRUE makes tweens slightly slower but safer, automatically taking care of a series of things - (like targets becoming null while a tween is playing). - You can change this setting at any time by changing the static property. - Default: FALSE - Type of logging to use. - You can change this setting at any time by changing the static property. - Default: ErrorsOnly - - - - Directly sets the current max capacity of Tweeners and Sequences - (meaning how many Tweeners and Sequences can be running at the same time), - so that DOTween doesn't need to automatically increase them in case the max is reached - (which might lead to hiccups when that happens). - Sequences capacity must be less or equal to Tweeners capacity - (if you pass a low Tweener capacity it will be automatically increased to match the Sequence's). - Beware: use this method only when there are no tweens running. - - Max Tweeners capacity. - Default: 200 - Max Sequences capacity. - Default: 50 - - - - Kills all tweens, clears all cached tween pools and plugins and resets the max Tweeners/Sequences capacities to the default values. - - If TRUE also destroys DOTween's gameObject and resets its initializiation, default settings and everything else - (so that next time you use it it will need to be re-initialized) - - - - Clears all cached tween pools. - - - - - Checks all active tweens to find and remove eventually invalid ones (usually because their targets became NULL) - and returns the total number of invalid tweens found and removed. - Automatically called when loading a new scene if is TRUE. - BEWARE: this is a slightly expensive operation so use it with care - - - - Tweens a property or field to the given value using default plugins - A getter for the field or property to tween. - Example usage with lambda:()=> myProperty - A setter for the field or property to tween - Example usage with lambda:x=> myProperty = x - The end value to reachThe tween's duration - - - Tweens a property or field to the given value using default plugins - A getter for the field or property to tween. - Example usage with lambda:()=> myProperty - A setter for the field or property to tween - Example usage with lambda:x=> myProperty = x - The end value to reachThe tween's duration - - - Tweens a property or field to the given value using default plugins - A getter for the field or property to tween. - Example usage with lambda:()=> myProperty - A setter for the field or property to tween - Example usage with lambda:x=> myProperty = x - The end value to reachThe tween's duration - - - Tweens a property or field to the given value using default plugins - A getter for the field or property to tween. - Example usage with lambda:()=> myProperty - A setter for the field or property to tween - Example usage with lambda:x=> myProperty = x - The end value to reachThe tween's duration - - - Tweens a property or field to the given value using default plugins - A getter for the field or property to tween. - Example usage with lambda:()=> myProperty - A setter for the field or property to tween - Example usage with lambda:x=> myProperty = x - The end value to reachThe tween's duration - - - Tweens a property or field to the given value using default plugins - A getter for the field or property to tween. - Example usage with lambda:()=> myProperty - A setter for the field or property to tween - Example usage with lambda:x=> myProperty = x - The end value to reachThe tween's duration - - - Tweens a property or field to the given value using default plugins - A getter for the field or property to tween. - Example usage with lambda:()=> myProperty - A setter for the field or property to tween - Example usage with lambda:x=> myProperty = x - The end value to reachThe tween's duration - - - Tweens a property or field to the given value using default plugins - A getter for the field or property to tween. - Example usage with lambda:()=> myProperty - A setter for the field or property to tween - Example usage with lambda:x=> myProperty = x - The end value to reachThe tween's duration - - - Tweens a property or field to the given value using default plugins - A getter for the field or property to tween. - Example usage with lambda:()=> myProperty - A setter for the field or property to tween - Example usage with lambda:x=> myProperty = x - The end value to reachThe tween's duration - - - Tweens a property or field to the given value using default plugins - A getter for the field or property to tween. - Example usage with lambda:()=> myProperty - A setter for the field or property to tween - Example usage with lambda:x=> myProperty = x - The end value to reachThe tween's duration - - - Tweens a property or field to the given value using default plugins - A getter for the field or property to tween. - Example usage with lambda:()=> myProperty - A setter for the field or property to tween - Example usage with lambda:x=> myProperty = x - The end value to reachThe tween's duration - - - Tweens a property or field to the given value using default plugins - A getter for the field or property to tween. - Example usage with lambda:()=> myProperty - A setter for the field or property to tween - Example usage with lambda:x=> myProperty = x - The end value to reachThe tween's duration - - - Tweens a property or field to the given value using default plugins - A getter for the field or property to tween. - Example usage with lambda:()=> myProperty - A setter for the field or property to tween - Example usage with lambda:x=> myProperty = x - The end value to reachThe tween's duration - - - Tweens a property or field to the given value using a custom plugin - The plugin to use. Each custom plugin implements a static Get() method - you'll need to call to assign the correct plugin in the correct way, like this: - CustomPlugin.Get() - A getter for the field or property to tween. - Example usage with lambda:()=> myProperty - A setter for the field or property to tween - Example usage with lambda:x=> myProperty = x - The end value to reachThe tween's duration - - - Tweens only one axis of a Vector3 to the given value using default plugins. - A getter for the field or property to tween. - Example usage with lambda:()=> myProperty - A setter for the field or property to tween - Example usage with lambda:x=> myProperty = x - The end value to reachThe tween's duration - The axis to tween - - - Tweens only the alpha of a Color to the given value using default plugins - A getter for the field or property to tween. - Example usage with lambda:()=> myProperty - A setter for the field or property to tween - Example usage with lambda:x=> myProperty = x - The end value to reachThe tween's duration - - - Tweens a virtual property from the given start to the given end value - and implements a setter that allows to use that value with an external method or a lambda - Example: - To(MyMethod, 0, 12, 0.5f); - Where MyMethod is a function that accepts a float parameter (which will be the result of the virtual tween) - The action to perform with the tweened value - The value to start from - The end value to reach - The duration of the virtual tween - - - - Punches a Vector3 towards the given direction and then back to the starting one - as if it was connected to the starting position via an elastic. - This tween type generates some GC allocations at startup - A getter for the field or property to tween. - Example usage with lambda:()=> myProperty - A setter for the field or property to tween - Example usage with lambda:x=> myProperty = x - The direction and strength of the punch - The duration of the tween - Indicates how much will the punch vibrate - Represents how much (0 to 1) the vector will go beyond the starting position when bouncing backwards. - 1 creates a full oscillation between the direction and the opposite decaying direction, - while 0 oscillates only between the starting position and the decaying direction - - - Shakes a Vector3 with the given values. - A getter for the field or property to tween. - Example usage with lambda:()=> myProperty - A setter for the field or property to tween - Example usage with lambda:x=> myProperty = x - The duration of the tween - The shake strength - Indicates how much will the shake vibrate - Indicates how much the shake will be random (0 to 180 - values higher than 90 kind of suck, so beware). - Setting it to 0 will shake along a single direction and behave like a random punch. - If TRUE only shakes on the X Y axis (looks better with things like cameras). - - - Shakes a Vector3 with the given values. - A getter for the field or property to tween. - Example usage with lambda:()=> myProperty - A setter for the field or property to tween - Example usage with lambda:x=> myProperty = x - The duration of the tween - The shake strength on each axis - Indicates how much will the shake vibrate - Indicates how much the shake will be random (0 to 180 - values higher than 90 kind of suck, so beware). - Setting it to 0 will shake along a single direction and behave like a random punch. - - - Tweens a property or field to the given values using default plugins. - Ease is applied between each segment and not as a whole. - This tween type generates some GC allocations at startup - A getter for the field or property to tween. - Example usage with lambda:()=> myProperty - A setter for the field or property to tween - Example usage with lambda:x=> myProperty = x - The end values to reach for each segment. This array must have the same length as durations - The duration of each segment. This array must have the same length as endValues - - - - Returns a new to be used for tween groups - - - - Completes all tweens and returns the number of actual tweens completed - (meaning tweens that don't have infinite loops and were not already complete) - - - Completes all tweens with the given ID or target and returns the number of actual tweens completed - (meaning the tweens that don't have infinite loops and were not already complete) - - - Flips all tweens (changing their direction to forward if it was backwards and viceversa), - then returns the number of actual tweens flipped - - - Flips the tweens with the given ID or target (changing their direction to forward if it was backwards and viceversa), - then returns the number of actual tweens flipped - - - Sends all tweens to the given position (calculating also eventual loop cycles) and returns the actual tweens involved - - - Sends all tweens with the given ID or target to the given position (calculating also eventual loop cycles) - and returns the actual tweens involved - - - Kills all tweens and returns the number of actual tweens killed - If TRUE completes the tweens before killing them - - - Kills all tweens with the given ID or target and returns the number of actual tweens killed - If TRUE completes the tweens before killing them - - - Pauses all tweens and returns the number of actual tweens paused - - - Pauses all tweens with the given ID or target and returns the number of actual tweens paused - (meaning the tweens that were actually playing and have been paused) - - - Plays all tweens and returns the number of actual tweens played - (meaning tweens that were not already playing or complete) - - - Plays all tweens with the given ID or target and returns the number of actual tweens played - (meaning the tweens that were not already playing or complete) - - - Plays all tweens with the given target and the given ID, and returns the number of actual tweens played - (meaning the tweens that were not already playing or complete) - - - Plays backwards all tweens and returns the number of actual tweens played - (meaning tweens that were not already started, playing backwards or rewinded) - - - Plays backwards all tweens with the given ID or target and returns the number of actual tweens played - (meaning the tweens that were not already started, playing backwards or rewinded) - - - Plays forward all tweens and returns the number of actual tweens played - (meaning tweens that were not already playing forward or complete) - - - Plays forward all tweens with the given ID or target and returns the number of actual tweens played - (meaning the tweens that were not already playing forward or complete) - - - Restarts all tweens, then returns the number of actual tweens restarted - - - Restarts all tweens with the given ID or target, then returns the number of actual tweens restarted - - - Restarts all tweens with the given target and the given ID, and returns the number of actual tweens played - (meaning the tweens that were not already playing or complete) - - - Rewinds and pauses all tweens, then returns the number of actual tweens rewinded - (meaning tweens that were not already rewinded) - - - Rewinds and pauses all tweens with the given ID or target, then returns the number of actual tweens rewinded - (meaning the tweens that were not already rewinded) - - - Smoothly rewinds all tweens (delays excluded), then returns the number of actual tweens rewinding/rewinded - (meaning tweens that were not already rewinded). - A "smooth rewind" animates the tween to its start position, - skipping all elapsed loops (except in case of LoopType.Incremental) while keeping the animation fluent. - Note that a tween that was smoothly rewinded will have its play direction flipped - - - Smoothly rewinds all tweens (delays excluded) with the given ID or target, then returns the number of actual tweens rewinding/rewinded - (meaning the tweens that were not already rewinded). - A "smooth rewind" animates the tween to its start position, - skipping all elapsed loops (except in case of LoopType.Incremental) while keeping the animation fluent. - Note that a tween that was smoothly rewinded will have its play direction flipped - - - Toggles the play state of all tweens and returns the number of actual tweens toggled - (meaning tweens that could be played or paused, depending on the toggle state) - - - Toggles the play state of all tweens with the given ID or target and returns the number of actual tweens toggled - (meaning the tweens that could be played or paused, depending on the toggle state) - - - - Returns TRUE if a tween with the given ID or target is active (regardless if it's playing or not). - You can also use this to know if a shortcut tween is active for a given target. - Example: - transform.DOMoveX(45, 1); // transform is automatically added as the tween target - DOTween.IsTweening(transform); // Returns true - - - - - Returns the total number of active and playing tweens. - A tween is considered as playing even if its delay is actually playing - - - - - Returns a list of all active tweens in a playing state. - Returns NULL if there are no active playing tweens. - Beware: each time you call this method a new list is generated, so use it for debug only - - - - - Returns a list of all active tweens in a paused state. - Returns NULL if there are no active paused tweens. - Beware: each time you call this method a new list is generated, so use it for debug only - - - - - Returns a list of all active tweens with the given id. - Returns NULL if there are no active tweens with the given id. - Beware: each time you call this method a new list is generated - If TRUE returns only the tweens with the given ID that are currently playing - - - - - Returns a list of all active tweens with the given target. - Returns NULL if there are no active tweens with the given target. - Beware: each time you call this method a new list is generated - If TRUE returns only the tweens with the given target that are currently playing - - - - DOTween's log behaviour. - Default: LogBehaviour.ErrorsOnly - - - - Path plugin works exclusively with Transforms - - - - - Allows to wrap ease method in special ways, adding extra features - - - - - Converts the given ease so that it also creates a stop-motion effect, by playing the tween at the given FPS - - FPS at which the tween should be played - Ease type - - - - Converts the given ease so that it also creates a stop-motion effect, by playing the tween at the given FPS - - FPS at which the tween should be played - AnimationCurve to use for the ease - - - - Converts the given ease so that it also creates a stop-motion effect, by playing the tween at the given FPS - - FPS at which the tween should be played - Custom ease function to use - - - - Types of loop - - - - Each loop cycle restarts from the beginning - - - The tween moves forward and backwards at alternate cycles - - - Continuously increments the tween at the end of each loop cycle (A to B, B to B+(A-B), and so on), thus always moving "onward". - In case of String tweens works only if the tween is set as relative + + Gets and sets the time position (loops included, delays excluded) of the tween @@ -2058,200 +2234,24 @@ The new end value If bigger than 0 applies it as the new tween duration - + - Creates virtual tweens that can be used to change other elements via their OnUpdate calls + Used internally - + - Tweens a virtual float. - You can add regular settings to the generated tween, - but do not use SetUpdate or you will overwrite the onVirtualUpdate parameter - - The value to start from - The value to tween to - The duration of the tween - A callback which must accept a parameter of type float, called at each update - - - - Returns a value based on the given ease and lifetime percentage (0 to 1) - The value to start from when lifetimePercentage is 0 - The value to reach when lifetimePercentage is 1 - The time percentage (0 to 1) at which the value should be taken - The type of ease - - - Returns a value based on the given ease and lifetime percentage (0 to 1) - The value to start from when lifetimePercentage is 0 - The value to reach when lifetimePercentage is 1 - The time percentage (0 to 1) at which the value should be taken - The type of ease - Eventual overshoot to use with Back ease - - - Returns a value based on the given ease and lifetime percentage (0 to 1) - The value to start from when lifetimePercentage is 0 - The value to reach when lifetimePercentage is 1 - The time percentage (0 to 1) at which the value should be taken - The type of ease - Eventual amplitude to use with Elastic easeType - Eventual period to use with Elastic easeType - - - Returns a value based on the given ease and lifetime percentage (0 to 1) - The value to start from when lifetimePercentage is 0 - The value to reach when lifetimePercentage is 1 - The time percentage (0 to 1) at which the value should be taken - The AnimationCurve to use for ease - - - Fires the given callback after the given time. - Callback delay - Callback to fire when the delay has expired - If TRUE (default) ignores Unity's timeScale - - - - Used to interpret AnimationCurves as eases. - Public so it can be used by external ease factories + Update type - - - This class contains a C# port of the easing equations created by Robert Penner (http://robertpenner.com/easing). - + + Updates every frame during Update calls - - - Easing equation function for a bounce (exponentially decaying parabolic bounce) easing in: accelerating from zero velocity. - - - Current time (in frames or seconds). - - - Expected easing duration (in frames or seconds). - - Unused: here to keep same delegate for all ease types. - Unused: here to keep same delegate for all ease types. - - The eased value. - + + Updates every frame during LateUpdate calls - - - Easing equation function for a bounce (exponentially decaying parabolic bounce) easing out: decelerating from zero velocity. - - - Current time (in frames or seconds). - - - Expected easing duration (in frames or seconds). - - Unused: here to keep same delegate for all ease types. - Unused: here to keep same delegate for all ease types. - - The eased value. - - - - - Easing equation function for a bounce (exponentially decaying parabolic bounce) easing in/out: acceleration until halfway, then deceleration. - - - Current time (in frames or seconds). - - - Expected easing duration (in frames or seconds). - - Unused: here to keep same delegate for all ease types. - Unused: here to keep same delegate for all ease types. - - The eased value. - - - - - Struct that stores two colors (used for LineRenderer tweens) - - - - - What axis to constrain in case of Vector tweens - - - - - Type of scramble to apply to string tweens - - - - - No scrambling of characters - - - - - A-Z + a-z + 0-9 characters - - - - - A-Z characters - - - - - a-z characters - - - - - 0-9 characters - - - - - Custom characters - - - - - Path control point - - - - - Returns a value between 0 and 1 (inclusive) based on the elapsed time and ease selected - - - - - Returns a value between 0 and 1 (inclusive) based on the elapsed time and ease selected - - - - - Returns a Vector3 with z = 0 - - - - - Returns the 2D angle between two vectors - - - - - Gets the point on the path at the given percentage (0 to 1) - - The percentage (0 to 1) at which to get the point - If TRUE constant speed is taken into account, otherwise not - 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- - Various utils that require Unity 4.6 or later - - - - - Converts the anchoredPosition of the first RectTransform to the second RectTransform, - taking into consideration offset, anchors and pivot, and returns the new anchoredPosition - - diff --git a/UnityCompatibilityTests.Unity35/Assets/Demigiant/DOTween/DOTween50.dll b/UnityCompatibilityTests.Unity35/Assets/Demigiant/DOTween/DOTween50.dll index afd0c94..13a2fc3 100644 Binary files a/UnityCompatibilityTests.Unity35/Assets/Demigiant/DOTween/DOTween50.dll and b/UnityCompatibilityTests.Unity35/Assets/Demigiant/DOTween/DOTween50.dll differ diff --git a/UnityCompatibilityTests.Unity35/Assets/Demigiant/DOTween/DOTween50.dll.mdb b/UnityCompatibilityTests.Unity35/Assets/Demigiant/DOTween/DOTween50.dll.mdb index 4438b97..b517c01 100644 Binary files a/UnityCompatibilityTests.Unity35/Assets/Demigiant/DOTween/DOTween50.dll.mdb and b/UnityCompatibilityTests.Unity35/Assets/Demigiant/DOTween/DOTween50.dll.mdb differ diff --git a/UnityCompatibilityTests.Unity35/Assets/Demigiant/DOTween/Editor/DOTweenEditor.XML b/UnityCompatibilityTests.Unity35/Assets/Demigiant/DOTween/Editor/DOTweenEditor.XML index db17f44..6afe743 100644 --- a/UnityCompatibilityTests.Unity35/Assets/Demigiant/DOTween/Editor/DOTweenEditor.XML +++ b/UnityCompatibilityTests.Unity35/Assets/Demigiant/DOTween/Editor/DOTweenEditor.XML @@ -4,17 +4,6 @@ DOTweenEditor - - - Not used as menu item anymore, but as a utiity function - - - - - Setups DOTween - - If TRUE, no warning window appears in case there is no need for setup - Checks that the given editor texture use the correct import settings, @@ -61,5 +50,16 @@ Full path for the given loaded assembly, assembly file included + + + Not used as menu item anymore, but as a utiity function + + + + + Setups DOTween + + If TRUE, no warning window appears in case there is no need for setup + diff --git a/UnityCompatibilityTests.Unity35/Assets/Demigiant/DOTween/Editor/DOTweenEditor.dll b/UnityCompatibilityTests.Unity35/Assets/Demigiant/DOTween/Editor/DOTweenEditor.dll index 7820f3b..d2ec7e2 100644 Binary files a/UnityCompatibilityTests.Unity35/Assets/Demigiant/DOTween/Editor/DOTweenEditor.dll and b/UnityCompatibilityTests.Unity35/Assets/Demigiant/DOTween/Editor/DOTweenEditor.dll differ diff --git a/UnityCompatibilityTests.Unity35/Assets/Demigiant/DOTween/Editor/DOTweenEditor.dll.mdb b/UnityCompatibilityTests.Unity35/Assets/Demigiant/DOTween/Editor/DOTweenEditor.dll.mdb index fb8c228..544096d 100644 Binary files a/UnityCompatibilityTests.Unity35/Assets/Demigiant/DOTween/Editor/DOTweenEditor.dll.mdb and b/UnityCompatibilityTests.Unity35/Assets/Demigiant/DOTween/Editor/DOTweenEditor.dll.mdb differ diff --git a/UnityCompatibilityTests.Unity35/Assets/Demigiant/DOTween/Editor/vs67D.tmp b/UnityCompatibilityTests.Unity35/Assets/Demigiant/DOTween/Editor/vs67D.tmp new file mode 100644 index 0000000..6afe743 --- /dev/null +++ b/UnityCompatibilityTests.Unity35/Assets/Demigiant/DOTween/Editor/vs67D.tmp @@ -0,0 +1,65 @@ + + + + DOTweenEditor + + + + + Checks that the given editor texture use the correct import settings, + and applies them if they're incorrect. + + + + + Returns TRUE if addons setup is required. + + + + + Returns TRUE if the file/directory at the given path exists. + + Path, relative to Unity's project folder + + + + + Converts the given project-relative path to a full path, + with backward (\) slashes). + + + + + Converts the given full path to a path usable with AssetDatabase methods + (relative to Unity's project folder, and with the correct Unity forward (/) slashes). + + + + + Connects to a asset. + If the asset already exists at the given path, loads it and returns it. + Otherwise, either returns NULL or automatically creates it before loading and returning it + (depending on the given parameters). + + Asset type + File path (relative to Unity's project folder) + If TRUE and the requested asset doesn't exist, forces its creation + + + + Full path for the given loaded assembly, assembly file included + + + + + Not used as menu item anymore, but as a utiity function + + + + + Setups DOTween + + If TRUE, no warning window appears in case there is no need for setup + + + diff --git a/UnityCompatibilityTests.Unity35/Assets/Demigiant/DOTween/Editor/vsBAE5.tmp b/UnityCompatibilityTests.Unity35/Assets/Demigiant/DOTween/Editor/vsBAE5.tmp new file mode 100644 index 0000000..db17f44 --- /dev/null +++ b/UnityCompatibilityTests.Unity35/Assets/Demigiant/DOTween/Editor/vsBAE5.tmp @@ -0,0 +1,65 @@ + + + + DOTweenEditor + + + + + Not used as menu item anymore, but as a utiity function + + + + + Setups DOTween + + If TRUE, no warning window appears in case there is no need for setup + + + + Checks that the given editor texture use the correct import settings, + and applies them if they're incorrect. + + + + + Returns TRUE if addons setup is required. + + + + + Returns TRUE if the file/directory at the given path exists. + + Path, relative to Unity's project folder + + + + + Converts the given project-relative path to a full path, + with backward (\) slashes). + + + + + Converts the given full path to a path usable with AssetDatabase methods + (relative to Unity's project folder, and with the correct Unity forward (/) slashes). + + + + + Connects to a asset. + If the asset already exists at the given path, loads it and returns it. + Otherwise, either returns NULL or automatically creates it before loading and returning it + (depending on the given parameters). + + Asset type + File path (relative to Unity's project folder) + If TRUE and the requested asset doesn't exist, forces its creation + + + + Full path for the given loaded assembly, assembly file included + + + + diff --git a/UnityTests.Unity4/Assets/Demigiant/DOTween/DOTween.XML b/UnityTests.Unity4/Assets/Demigiant/DOTween/DOTween.XML index d5a9cfc..ed3c17f 100644 --- a/UnityTests.Unity4/Assets/Demigiant/DOTween/DOTween.XML +++ b/UnityTests.Unity4/Assets/Demigiant/DOTween/DOTween.XML @@ -4,158 +4,45 @@ DOTween - + - Update type + Types of autoPlay behaviours - - Updates every frame during Update calls + + No tween is automatically played - - Updates every frame during LateUpdate calls + + Only Sequences are automatically played - - Updates using FixedUpdate calls + + Only Tweeners are automatically played - + + All tweens are automatically played + + - Path mode (used to determine correct LookAt orientation) + What axis to constrain in case of Vector tweens - - Ignores the path mode (and thus LookAt behaviour) + + Called the first time the tween is set in a playing state, after any eventual delay - - Regular 3D path - - - 2D top-down path - - - 2D side-scroller path - - + - Used internally + Used in place of System.Func, which is not available in mscorlib. - + - This class serves only as a utility class to store tween settings to apply on multiple tweens. - It is in no way needed otherwise, since you can directly apply tween settings to a tween via chaining + Used in place of System.Action. - - A variable you can eventually Clear and reuse when needed, - to avoid instantiating TweenParams objects - - - Creates a new TweenParams object, which you can use to store tween settings - to pass to multiple tweens via myTween.SetAs(myTweenParms) - - - Clears and resets this TweenParams instance using default values, - so it can be reused without instantiating another one - - - Sets the autoKill behaviour of the tween. - Has no effect if the tween has already started - If TRUE the tween will be automatically killed when complete - - - Sets an ID for the tween, which can then be used as a filter with DOTween's static methods. - The ID to assign to this tween. Can be an int, a string, an object or anything else. - - - Sets the target for the tween, which can then be used as a filter with DOTween's static methods. - IMPORTANT: use it with caution. If you just want to set an ID for the tween use SetId instead. - When using shorcuts the shortcut target is already assigned as the tween's target, - so using this method will overwrite it and prevent shortcut-operations like myTarget.DOPause from working correctly. - The target to assign to this tween. Can be an int, a string, an object or anything else. - - - Sets the looping options for the tween. - Has no effect if the tween has already started - Number of cycles to play (-1 for infinite - will be converted to 1 in case the tween is nested in a Sequence) - Loop behaviour type (default: LoopType.Restart) - - - Sets the ease of the tween. - If applied to Sequences eases the whole sequence animation - Eventual overshoot or amplitude to use with Back or Elastic easeType (default is 1.70158) - Eventual period to use with Elastic easeType (default is 0) - - - Sets the ease of the tween using an AnimationCurve. - If applied to Sequences eases the whole sequence animation - - - Sets the ease of the tween using a custom ease function. - If applied to Sequences eases the whole sequence animation - - - Sets the recycling behaviour for the tween. - If TRUE the tween will be recycled after being killed, otherwise it will be destroyed. - - - Sets the update type to the one defined in DOTween.defaultUpdateType (UpdateType.Normal unless changed) - and lets you choose if it should be independent from Unity's Time.timeScale - If TRUE the tween will ignore Unity's Time.timeScale - - - Sets the type of update (default or independent) for the tween - The type of update (default: UpdateType.Normal) - If TRUE the tween will ignore Unity's Time.timeScale - - - Sets the onStart callback for the tween. - Called the first time the tween is set in a playing state, after any eventual delay - - - Sets the onPlay callback for the tween. - Called when the tween is set in a playing state, after any eventual delay. - Also called each time the tween resumes playing from a paused state - - - Sets the onRewind callback for the tween. - Called when the tween is rewinded, - either by calling Rewind or by reaching the start position while playing backwards. - Rewinding a tween that is already rewinded will not fire this callback - - - Sets the onUpdate callback for the tween. - Called each time the tween updates - - - Sets the onStepComplete callback for the tween. - Called the moment the tween completes one loop cycle, even when going backwards - - - Sets the onComplete callback for the tween. - Called the moment the tween reaches its final forward position, loops included - - - Sets the onKill callback for the tween. - Called the moment the tween is killed - - - Sets the onWaypointChange callback for the tween. - Called when a path tween reaches a new waypoint - - - Sets a delayed startup for the tween. - Has no effect on Sequences or if the tween has already started - - - If isRelative is TRUE sets the tween as relative - (the endValue will be calculated as startValue + endValue instead than being used directly). - Has no effect on Sequences or if the tween has already started - - - If isSpeedBased is TRUE sets the tween as speed based - (the duration will represent the number of units the tween moves x second). - Has no effect on Sequences, nested tweens, or if the tween has already started + + + Public so it can be used by lose scripts related to DOTween (like DOTweenAnimation) + @@ -163,6 +50,720 @@ Contains all instance-based methods + + Used internally inside Unity Editor, as a trick to update DOTween's inspector at every frame + + + + Directly sets the current max capacity of Tweeners and Sequences + (meaning how many Tweeners and Sequences can be running at the same time), + so that DOTween doesn't need to automatically increase them in case the max is reached + (which might lead to hiccups when that happens). + Sequences capacity must be less or equal to Tweeners capacity + (if you pass a low Tweener capacity it will be automatically increased to match the Sequence's). + Beware: use this method only when there are no tweens running. + + Max Tweeners capacity. + Default: 200 + Max Sequences capacity. + Default: 50 + + + + This class contains a C# port of the easing equations created by Robert Penner (http://robertpenner.com/easing). + + + + + Easing equation function for a bounce (exponentially decaying parabolic bounce) easing in: accelerating from zero velocity. + + + Current time (in frames or seconds). + + + Expected easing duration (in frames or seconds). + + Unused: here to keep same delegate for all ease types. + Unused: here to keep same delegate for all ease types. + + The eased value. + + + + + Easing equation function for a bounce (exponentially decaying parabolic bounce) easing out: decelerating from zero velocity. + + + Current time (in frames or seconds). + + + Expected easing duration (in frames or seconds). + + Unused: here to keep same delegate for all ease types. + Unused: here to keep same delegate for all ease types. + + The eased value. + + + + + Easing equation function for a bounce (exponentially decaying parabolic bounce) easing in/out: acceleration until halfway, then deceleration. + + + Current time (in frames or seconds). + + + Expected easing duration (in frames or seconds). + + Unused: here to keep same delegate for all ease types. + Unused: here to keep same delegate for all ease types. + + The eased value. + + + + + Returns a value between 0 and 1 (inclusive) based on the elapsed time and ease selected + + + + + Returns a value between 0 and 1 (inclusive) based on the elapsed time and ease selected + + + + + Used to interpret AnimationCurves as eases. + Public so it can be used by external ease factories + + + + + Additional notices passed to plugins when updating. + Public so it can be used by custom plugins. Internally, only PathPlugin uses it + + + + + None + + + + + Lets the plugin know that we restarted or rewinded + + + + + Public only so custom shortcuts can access some of these methods + + + + + Returns a Vector3 with z = 0 + + + + + Returns the 2D angle between two vectors + + + + + Struct that stores two colors (used for LineRenderer tweens) + + + + + Used for tween callbacks + + + + + Used for tween callbacks + + + + + Used for custom and animationCurve-based ease functions. Must return a value between 0 and 1. + + + + + Main DOTween class. Contains static methods to create and control tweens in a generic way + + + + DOTween's version + + + If TRUE (default) makes tweens slightly slower but safer, automatically taking care of a series of things + (like targets becoming null while a tween is playing). + Default: TRUE + + + If TRUE you will get a DOTween report when exiting play mode (only in the Editor). + Useful to know how many max Tweeners and Sequences you reached and optimize your final project accordingly. + Beware, this will slightly slow down your tweens while inside Unity Editor. + Default: FALSE + + + Global DOTween timeScale. + Default: 1 + + + If TRUE, DOTween will use Time.smoothDeltaTime instead of Time.deltaTime for UpdateType.Normal and UpdateType.Late tweens + (unless they're set as timeScaleIndependent, in which case this setting will be ignored). + Setting this to TRUE will lead to smoother animations. + Default: FALSE + + + DOTween's log behaviour. + Default: LogBehaviour.ErrorsOnly + + + If TRUE draws path gizmos in Unity Editor (if the gizmos button is active). + Deactivate this if you want to avoid gizmos overhead while in Unity Editor + + + Default updateType for new tweens. + Default: UpdateType.Normal + + + Sets whether Unity's timeScale should be taken into account by default or not. + Default: false + + + Default autoPlay behaviour for new tweens. + Default: AutoPlay.All + + + Default autoKillOnComplete behaviour for new tweens. + Default: TRUE + + + Default loopType applied to all new tweens. + Default: LoopType.Restart + + + If TRUE all newly created tweens are set as recyclable, otherwise not. + Default: FALSE + + + Default ease applied to all new Tweeners (not to Sequences which always have Ease.Linear as default). + Default: Ease.InOutQuad + + + Default overshoot/amplitude used for eases + Default: 1.70158f + + + Default period used for eases + Default: 0 + + + + Must be called once, before the first ever DOTween call/reference, + otherwise it will be called automatically and will use default options. + Calling it a second time won't have any effect. + You can chain SetCapacity to this method, to directly set the max starting size of Tweeners and Sequences: + DOTween.Init(false, false, LogBehaviour.Default).SetCapacity(100, 20); + + If TRUE all new tweens will be set for recycling, meaning that when killed, + instead of being destroyed, they will be put in a pool and reused instead of creating new tweens. This option allows you to avoid + GC allocations by reusing tweens, but you will have to take care of tween references, since they might result active + even if they were killed (since they might have been respawned and are now being used for other tweens). + If you want to automatically set your tween references to NULL when a tween is killed + you can use the OnKill callback like this: + .OnKill(()=> myTweenReference = null) + You can change this setting at any time by changing the static property, + or you can set the recycling behaviour for each tween separately, using: + SetRecyclable(bool recyclable) + Default: FALSE + If TRUE makes tweens slightly slower but safer, automatically taking care of a series of things + (like targets becoming null while a tween is playing). + You can change this setting at any time by changing the static property. + Default: FALSE + Type of logging to use. + You can change this setting at any time by changing the static property. + Default: ErrorsOnly + + + + Directly sets the current max capacity of Tweeners and Sequences + (meaning how many Tweeners and Sequences can be running at the same time), + so that DOTween doesn't need to automatically increase them in case the max is reached + (which might lead to hiccups when that happens). + Sequences capacity must be less or equal to Tweeners capacity + (if you pass a low Tweener capacity it will be automatically increased to match the Sequence's). + Beware: use this method only when there are no tweens running. + + Max Tweeners capacity. + Default: 200 + Max Sequences capacity. + Default: 50 + + + + Kills all tweens, clears all cached tween pools and plugins and resets the max Tweeners/Sequences capacities to the default values. + + If TRUE also destroys DOTween's gameObject and resets its initializiation, default settings and everything else + (so that next time you use it it will need to be re-initialized) + + + + Clears all cached tween pools. + + + + + Checks all active tweens to find and remove eventually invalid ones (usually because their targets became NULL) + and returns the total number of invalid tweens found and removed. + Automatically called when loading a new scene if is TRUE. + BEWARE: this is a slightly expensive operation so use it with care + + + + Tweens a property or field to the given value using default plugins + A getter for the field or property to tween. + Example usage with lambda:()=> myProperty + A setter for the field or property to tween + Example usage with lambda:x=> myProperty = x + The end value to reachThe tween's duration + + + Tweens a property or field to the given value using default plugins + A getter for the field or property to tween. + Example usage with lambda:()=> myProperty + A setter for the field or property to tween + Example usage with lambda:x=> myProperty = x + The end value to reachThe tween's duration + + + Tweens a property or field to the given value using default plugins + A getter for the field or property to tween. + Example usage with lambda:()=> myProperty + A setter for the field or property to tween + Example usage with lambda:x=> myProperty = x + The end value to reachThe tween's duration + + + Tweens a property or field to the given value using default plugins + A getter for the field or property to tween. + Example usage with lambda:()=> myProperty + A setter for the field or property to tween + Example usage with lambda:x=> myProperty = x + The end value to reachThe tween's duration + + + Tweens a property or field to the given value using default plugins + A getter for the field or property to tween. + Example usage with lambda:()=> myProperty + A setter for the field or property to tween + Example usage with lambda:x=> myProperty = x + The end value to reachThe tween's duration + + + Tweens a property or field to the given value using default plugins + A getter for the field or property to tween. + Example usage with lambda:()=> myProperty + A setter for the field or property to tween + Example usage with lambda:x=> myProperty = x + The end value to reachThe tween's duration + + + Tweens a property or field to the given value using default plugins + A getter for the field or property to tween. + Example usage with lambda:()=> myProperty + A setter for the field or property to tween + Example usage with lambda:x=> myProperty = x + The end value to reachThe tween's duration + + + Tweens a property or field to the given value using default plugins + A getter for the field or property to tween. + Example usage with lambda:()=> myProperty + A setter for the field or property to tween + Example usage with lambda:x=> myProperty = x + The end value to reachThe tween's duration + + + Tweens a property or field to the given value using default plugins + A getter for the field or property to tween. + Example usage with lambda:()=> myProperty + A setter for the field or property to tween + Example usage with lambda:x=> myProperty = x + The end value to reachThe tween's duration + + + Tweens a property or field to the given value using default plugins + A getter for the field or property to tween. + Example usage with lambda:()=> myProperty + A setter for the field or property to tween + Example usage with lambda:x=> myProperty = x + The end value to reachThe tween's duration + + + Tweens a property or field to the given value using default plugins + A getter for the field or property to tween. + Example usage with lambda:()=> myProperty + A setter for the field or property to tween + Example usage with lambda:x=> myProperty = x + The end value to reachThe tween's duration + + + Tweens a property or field to the given value using default plugins + A getter for the field or property to tween. + Example usage with lambda:()=> myProperty + A setter for the field or property to tween + Example usage with lambda:x=> myProperty = x + The end value to reachThe tween's duration + + + Tweens a property or field to the given value using default plugins + A getter for the field or property to tween. + Example usage with lambda:()=> myProperty + A setter for the field or property to tween + Example usage with lambda:x=> myProperty = x + The end value to reachThe tween's duration + + + Tweens a property or field to the given value using a custom plugin + The plugin to use. Each custom plugin implements a static Get() method + you'll need to call to assign the correct plugin in the correct way, like this: + CustomPlugin.Get() + A getter for the field or property to tween. + Example usage with lambda:()=> myProperty + A setter for the field or property to tween + Example usage with lambda:x=> myProperty = x + The end value to reachThe tween's duration + + + Tweens only one axis of a Vector3 to the given value using default plugins. + A getter for the field or property to tween. + Example usage with lambda:()=> myProperty + A setter for the field or property to tween + Example usage with lambda:x=> myProperty = x + The end value to reachThe tween's duration + The axis to tween + + + Tweens only the alpha of a Color to the given value using default plugins + A getter for the field or property to tween. + Example usage with lambda:()=> myProperty + A setter for the field or property to tween + Example usage with lambda:x=> myProperty = x + The end value to reachThe tween's duration + + + Tweens a virtual property from the given start to the given end value + and implements a setter that allows to use that value with an external method or a lambda + Example: + To(MyMethod, 0, 12, 0.5f); + Where MyMethod is a function that accepts a float parameter (which will be the result of the virtual tween) + The action to perform with the tweened value + The value to start from + The end value to reach + The duration of the virtual tween + + + + Punches a Vector3 towards the given direction and then back to the starting one + as if it was connected to the starting position via an elastic. + This tween type generates some GC allocations at startup + A getter for the field or property to tween. + Example usage with lambda:()=> myProperty + A setter for the field or property to tween + Example usage with lambda:x=> myProperty = x + The direction and strength of the punch + The duration of the tween + Indicates how much will the punch vibrate + Represents how much (0 to 1) the vector will go beyond the starting position when bouncing backwards. + 1 creates a full oscillation between the direction and the opposite decaying direction, + while 0 oscillates only between the starting position and the decaying direction + + + Shakes a Vector3 with the given values. + A getter for the field or property to tween. + Example usage with lambda:()=> myProperty + A setter for the field or property to tween + Example usage with lambda:x=> myProperty = x + The duration of the tween + The shake strength + Indicates how much will the shake vibrate + Indicates how much the shake will be random (0 to 180 - values higher than 90 kind of suck, so beware). + Setting it to 0 will shake along a single direction and behave like a random punch. + If TRUE only shakes on the X Y axis (looks better with things like cameras). + + + Shakes a Vector3 with the given values. + A getter for the field or property to tween. + Example usage with lambda:()=> myProperty + A setter for the field or property to tween + Example usage with lambda:x=> myProperty = x + The duration of the tween + The shake strength on each axis + Indicates how much will the shake vibrate + Indicates how much the shake will be random (0 to 180 - values higher than 90 kind of suck, so beware). + Setting it to 0 will shake along a single direction and behave like a random punch. + + + Tweens a property or field to the given values using default plugins. + Ease is applied between each segment and not as a whole. + This tween type generates some GC allocations at startup + A getter for the field or property to tween. + Example usage with lambda:()=> myProperty + A setter for the field or property to tween + Example usage with lambda:x=> myProperty = x + The end values to reach for each segment. This array must have the same length as durations + The duration of each segment. This array must have the same length as endValues + + + + Returns a new to be used for tween groups + + + + Completes all tweens and returns the number of actual tweens completed + (meaning tweens that don't have infinite loops and were not already complete) + + + Completes all tweens with the given ID or target and returns the number of actual tweens completed + (meaning the tweens that don't have infinite loops and were not already complete) + + + Flips all tweens (changing their direction to forward if it was backwards and viceversa), + then returns the number of actual tweens flipped + + + Flips the tweens with the given ID or target (changing their direction to forward if it was backwards and viceversa), + then returns the number of actual tweens flipped + + + Sends all tweens to the given position (calculating also eventual loop cycles) and returns the actual tweens involved + + + Sends all tweens with the given ID or target to the given position (calculating also eventual loop cycles) + and returns the actual tweens involved + + + Kills all tweens and returns the number of actual tweens killed + If TRUE completes the tweens before killing them + + + Kills all tweens with the given ID or target and returns the number of actual tweens killed + If TRUE completes the tweens before killing them + + + Pauses all tweens and returns the number of actual tweens paused + + + Pauses all tweens with the given ID or target and returns the number of actual tweens paused + (meaning the tweens that were actually playing and have been paused) + + + Plays all tweens and returns the number of actual tweens played + (meaning tweens that were not already playing or complete) + + + Plays all tweens with the given ID or target and returns the number of actual tweens played + (meaning the tweens that were not already playing or complete) + + + Plays all tweens with the given target and the given ID, and returns the number of actual tweens played + (meaning the tweens that were not already playing or complete) + + + Plays backwards all tweens and returns the number of actual tweens played + (meaning tweens that were not already started, playing backwards or rewinded) + + + Plays backwards all tweens with the given ID or target and returns the number of actual tweens played + (meaning the tweens that were not already started, playing backwards or rewinded) + + + Plays forward all tweens and returns the number of actual tweens played + (meaning tweens that were not already playing forward or complete) + + + Plays forward all tweens with the given ID or target and returns the number of actual tweens played + (meaning the tweens that were not already playing forward or complete) + + + Restarts all tweens, then returns the number of actual tweens restarted + + + Restarts all tweens with the given ID or target, then returns the number of actual tweens restarted + + + Restarts all tweens with the given target and the given ID, and returns the number of actual tweens played + (meaning the tweens that were not already playing or complete) + + + Rewinds and pauses all tweens, then returns the number of actual tweens rewinded + (meaning tweens that were not already rewinded) + + + Rewinds and pauses all tweens with the given ID or target, then returns the number of actual tweens rewinded + (meaning the tweens that were not already rewinded) + + + Smoothly rewinds all tweens (delays excluded), then returns the number of actual tweens rewinding/rewinded + (meaning tweens that were not already rewinded). + A "smooth rewind" animates the tween to its start position, + skipping all elapsed loops (except in case of LoopType.Incremental) while keeping the animation fluent. + Note that a tween that was smoothly rewinded will have its play direction flipped + + + Smoothly rewinds all tweens (delays excluded) with the given ID or target, then returns the number of actual tweens rewinding/rewinded + (meaning the tweens that were not already rewinded). + A "smooth rewind" animates the tween to its start position, + skipping all elapsed loops (except in case of LoopType.Incremental) while keeping the animation fluent. + Note that a tween that was smoothly rewinded will have its play direction flipped + + + Toggles the play state of all tweens and returns the number of actual tweens toggled + (meaning tweens that could be played or paused, depending on the toggle state) + + + Toggles the play state of all tweens with the given ID or target and returns the number of actual tweens toggled + (meaning the tweens that could be played or paused, depending on the toggle state) + + + + Returns TRUE if a tween with the given ID or target is active (regardless if it's playing or not). + You can also use this to know if a shortcut tween is active for a given target. + Example: + transform.DOMoveX(45, 1); // transform is automatically added as the tween target + DOTween.IsTweening(transform); // Returns true + + + + + Returns the total number of active and playing tweens. + A tween is considered as playing even if its delay is actually playing + + + + + Returns a list of all active tweens in a playing state. + Returns NULL if there are no active playing tweens. + Beware: each time you call this method a new list is generated, so use it for debug only + + + + + Returns a list of all active tweens in a paused state. + Returns NULL if there are no active paused tweens. + Beware: each time you call this method a new list is generated, so use it for debug only + + + + + Returns a list of all active tweens with the given id. + Returns NULL if there are no active tweens with the given id. + Beware: each time you call this method a new list is generated + If TRUE returns only the tweens with the given ID that are currently playing + + + + + Returns a list of all active tweens with the given target. + Returns NULL if there are no active tweens with the given target. + Beware: each time you call this method a new list is generated + If TRUE returns only the tweens with the given target that are currently playing + + + + + Creates virtual tweens that can be used to change other elements via their OnUpdate calls + + + + + Tweens a virtual float. + You can add regular settings to the generated tween, + but do not use SetUpdate or you will overwrite the onVirtualUpdate parameter + + The value to start from + The value to tween to + The duration of the tween + A callback which must accept a parameter of type float, called at each update + + + + Returns a value based on the given ease and lifetime percentage (0 to 1) + The value to start from when lifetimePercentage is 0 + The value to reach when lifetimePercentage is 1 + The time percentage (0 to 1) at which the value should be taken + The type of ease + + + Returns a value based on the given ease and lifetime percentage (0 to 1) + The value to start from when lifetimePercentage is 0 + The value to reach when lifetimePercentage is 1 + The time percentage (0 to 1) at which the value should be taken + The type of ease + Eventual overshoot to use with Back ease + + + Returns a value based on the given ease and lifetime percentage (0 to 1) + The value to start from when lifetimePercentage is 0 + The value to reach when lifetimePercentage is 1 + The time percentage (0 to 1) at which the value should be taken + The type of ease + Eventual amplitude to use with Elastic easeType + Eventual period to use with Elastic easeType + + + Returns a value based on the given ease and lifetime percentage (0 to 1) + The value to start from when lifetimePercentage is 0 + The value to reach when lifetimePercentage is 1 + The time percentage (0 to 1) at which the value should be taken + The AnimationCurve to use for ease + + + Fires the given callback after the given time. + Callback delay + Callback to fire when the delay has expired + If TRUE (default) ignores Unity's timeScale + + + + Don't assign this! It's assigned automatically when creating 0 duration tweens + + + + + Don't assign this! It's assigned automatically when setting the ease to an AnimationCurve or to a custom ease function + + + + + Allows to wrap ease method in special ways, adding extra features + + + + + Converts the given ease so that it also creates a stop-motion effect, by playing the tween at the given FPS + + FPS at which the tween should be played + Ease type + + + + Converts the given ease so that it also creates a stop-motion effect, by playing the tween at the given FPS + + FPS at which the tween should be played + AnimationCurve to use for the ease + + + + Converts the given ease so that it also creates a stop-motion effect, by playing the tween at the given FPS + + FPS at which the tween should be played + Custom ease function to use + Used to allow method chaining with DOTween.Init @@ -183,84 +784,55 @@ Max Sequences capacity. Default: 50 - - Used internally inside Unity Editor, as a trick to update DOTween's inspector at every frame - - + - Directly sets the current max capacity of Tweeners and Sequences - (meaning how many Tweeners and Sequences can be running at the same time), - so that DOTween doesn't need to automatically increase them in case the max is reached - (which might lead to hiccups when that happens). - Sequences capacity must be less or equal to Tweeners capacity - (if you pass a low Tweener capacity it will be automatically increased to match the Sequence's). - Beware: use this method only when there are no tweens running. - - Max Tweeners capacity. - Default: 200 - Max Sequences capacity. - Default: 50 - - - - Public so it can be used by lose scripts related to DOTween (like DOTweenAnimation) + Path mode (used to determine correct LookAt orientation) - + + Ignores the path mode (and thus LookAt behaviour) + + + Regular 3D path + + + 2D top-down path + + + 2D side-scroller path + + - Controls other tweens as a group + Type of path to use with DOPath tweens - + + Linear, composed of straight segments between each waypoint + + + Curved path (which uses Catmull-Rom curves) + + - Indicates either a Tweener or a Sequence + Path control point - - Called the first time the tween is set in a playing state, after any eventual delay + + + Gets the point on the path at the given percentage (0 to 1) + + The percentage (0 to 1) at which to get the point + If TRUE constant speed is taken into account, otherwise not - - TimeScale for the tween + + + This plugin generates some GC allocations at startup + - - If TRUE the tween wil go backwards - - - Id (usable for filtering with DOTween static methods). Can be an int, a string, an object, or anything else - - - Tween target (usable for filtering with DOTween static methods). Automatically set by tween creation shorcuts - - - Called when the tween is set in a playing state, after any eventual delay. - Also called each time the tween resumes playing from a paused state - - - Called when the tween state changes from playing to paused. - If the tween has autoKill set to FALSE, this is called also when the tween reaches completion. - - - Called when the tween is rewinded, - either by calling Rewind or by reaching the start position while playing backwards. - Rewinding a tween that is already rewinded will not fire this callback - - - Called each time the tween updates - - - Called the moment the tween completes one loop cycle - - - Called the moment the tween reaches completion (loops included) - - - Called the moment the tween is killed - - - Called when a path tween's current waypoint changes - - - Gets and sets the time position (loops included, delays excluded) of the tween + + + Path plugin works exclusively with Transforms + @@ -291,349 +863,40 @@ In this mode the end value is is always considered relative - + - This plugin generates some GC allocations at startup + Type of scramble to apply to string tweens - + - Don't assign this! It's assigned automatically when creating 0 duration tweens + No scrambling of characters - + - Don't assign this! It's assigned automatically when setting the ease to an AnimationCurve or to a custom ease function + A-Z + a-z + 0-9 characters - + - Types of log behaviours + A-Z characters - - Log only warnings and errors - - - Log warnings, errors and additional infos - - - Log only errors - - + - Methods that extend Tween objects and allow to set their parameters + a-z characters - - Sets the autoKill behaviour of the tween. - Has no effect if the tween has already started + + + 0-9 characters + - - Sets the autoKill behaviour of the tween. - Has no effect if the tween has already started - If TRUE the tween will be automatically killed when complete - - - Sets an ID for the tween, which can then be used as a filter with DOTween's static methods. - The ID to assign to this tween. Can be an int, a string, an object or anything else. - - - Sets the target for the tween, which can then be used as a filter with DOTween's static methods. - IMPORTANT: use it with caution. If you just want to set an ID for the tween use SetId instead. - When using shorcuts the shortcut target is already assigned as the tween's target, - so using this method will overwrite it and prevent shortcut-operations like myTarget.DOPause from working correctly. - The target to assign to this tween. Can be an int, a string, an object or anything else. - - - Sets the looping options for the tween. - Has no effect if the tween has already started - Number of cycles to play (-1 for infinite - will be converted to 1 in case the tween is nested in a Sequence) - - - Sets the looping options for the tween. - Has no effect if the tween has already started - Number of cycles to play (-1 for infinite - will be converted to 1 in case the tween is nested in a Sequence) - Loop behaviour type (default: LoopType.Restart) - - - Sets the ease of the tween. - If applied to Sequences eases the whole sequence animation - - - Sets the ease of the tween. - If applied to Sequences eases the whole sequence animation - Eventual overshoot to use with Back ease (default is 1.70158) - - - Sets the ease of the tween. - If applied to Sequences eases the whole sequence animation - Eventual amplitude to use with Elastic easeType (default is 1.70158) - Eventual period to use with Elastic easeType (default is 0) - - - Sets the ease of the tween using an AnimationCurve. - If applied to Sequences eases the whole sequence animation - - - Sets the ease of the tween using a custom ease function (which must return a value between 0 and 1). - If applied to Sequences eases the whole sequence animation - - - Allows the tween to be recycled after being killed. - - - Sets the recycling behaviour for the tween. - If TRUE the tween will be recycled after being killed, otherwise it will be destroyed. - - - Sets the update type to UpdateType.Normal and lets you choose if it should be independent from Unity's Time.timeScale - If TRUE the tween will ignore Unity's Time.timeScale - - - Sets the type of update for the tween - The type of update (defalt: UpdateType.Normal) - - - Sets the type of update for the tween and lets you choose if it should be independent from Unity's Time.timeScale - The type of update - If TRUE the tween will ignore Unity's Time.timeScale - - - Sets the onStart callback for the tween. - Called the first time the tween is set in a playing state, after any eventual delay - - - Sets the onPlay callback for the tween. - Called when the tween is set in a playing state, after any eventual delay. - Also called each time the tween resumes playing from a paused state - - - Sets the onPlay callback for the tween. - Called when the tween state changes from playing to paused. - If the tween has autoKill set to FALSE, this is called also when the tween reaches completion. - - - Sets the onRewind callback for the tween. - Called when the tween is rewinded, - either by calling Rewind or by reaching the start position while playing backwards. - Rewinding a tween that is already rewinded will not fire this callback - - - Sets the onUpdate callback for the tween. - Called each time the tween updates - - - Sets the onStepComplete callback for the tween. - Called the moment the tween completes one loop cycle, even when going backwards - - - Sets the onComplete callback for the tween. - Called the moment the tween reaches its final forward position, loops included - - - Sets the onKill callback for the tween. - Called the moment the tween is killed - - - Sets the onWaypointChange callback for the tween. - Called when a path tween's current waypoint changes - - - Sets the parameters of the tween (id, ease, loops, delay, timeScale, callbacks, etc) as the parameters of the given one. - Doesn't copy specific SetOptions settings: those will need to be applied manually each time. - Has no effect if the tween has already started. - NOTE: the tween's target will not be changed - Tween from which to copy the parameters - - - Sets the parameters of the tween (id, ease, loops, delay, timeScale, callbacks, etc) as the parameters of the given TweenParams. - Has no effect if the tween has already started. - TweenParams from which to copy the parameters - - - Adds the given tween to the end of the Sequence. - Has no effect if the Sequence has already started - The tween to append - - - Adds the given tween to the beginning of the Sequence, pushing forward the other nested content. - Has no effect if the Sequence has already started - The tween to prepend - - - Inserts the given tween at the same time position of the last tween added to the Sequence. - Has no effect if the Sequence has already started - - - Inserts the given tween at the given time position in the Sequence, - automatically adding an interval if needed. - Has no effect if the Sequence has already started - The time position where the tween will be placed - The tween to insert - - - Adds the given interval to the end of the Sequence. - Has no effect if the Sequence has already started - The interval duration - - - Adds the given interval to the beginning of the Sequence, pushing forward the other nested content. - Has no effect if the Sequence has already started - The interval duration - - - Adds the given callback to the end of the Sequence. - Has no effect if the Sequence has already started - The callback to append - - - Adds the given callback to the beginning of the Sequence, pushing forward the other nested content. - Has no effect if the Sequence has already started - The callback to prepend - - - Inserts the given callback at the given time position in the Sequence, - automatically adding an interval if needed. - Has no effect if the Sequence has already started - The time position where the callback will be placed - The callback to insert - - - Changes a TO tween into a FROM tween: sets the current target's position as the tween's endValue - then immediately sends the target to the previously set endValue. - - - Changes a TO tween into a FROM tween: sets the current target's position as the tween's endValue - then immediately sends the target to the previously set endValue. - If TRUE the FROM value will be calculated as relative to the current one - - - Sets a delayed startup for the tween. - Has no effect on Sequences or if the tween has already started - - - Sets the tween as relative - (the endValue will be calculated as startValue + endValue instead than being used directly). - Has no effect on Sequences or if the tween has already started - - - If isRelative is TRUE sets the tween as relative - (the endValue will be calculated as startValue + endValue instead than being used directly). - Has no effect on Sequences or if the tween has already started - - - If isSpeedBased is TRUE sets the tween as speed based - (the duration will represent the number of units the tween moves x second). - Has no effect on Sequences, nested tweens, or if the tween has already started - - - If isSpeedBased is TRUE sets the tween as speed based - (the duration will represent the number of units the tween moves x second). - Has no effect on Sequences, nested tweens, or if the tween has already started - - - Options for float tweens - If TRUE the tween will smoothly snap all values to integers - - - Options for Vector2 tweens - If TRUE the tween will smoothly snap all values to integers - - - Options for Vector2 tweens - Selecting an axis will tween the vector only on that axis, leaving the others untouched - If TRUE the tween will smoothly snap all values to integers - - - Options for Vector3 tweens - If TRUE the tween will smoothly snap all values to integers - - - Options for Vector3 tweens - Selecting an axis will tween the vector only on that axis, leaving the others untouched - If TRUE the tween will smoothly snap all values to integers - - - Options for Vector4 tweens - If TRUE the tween will smoothly snap all values to integers - - - Options for Vector4 tweens - Selecting an axis will tween the vector only on that axis, leaving the others untouched - If TRUE the tween will smoothly snap all values to integers - - - Options for Quaternion tweens - If TRUE (default) the rotation will take the shortest route, and will not rotate more than 360°. - If FALSE the rotation will be fully accounted. Is always FALSE if the tween is set as relative - - - Options for Color tweens - If TRUE only the alpha value of the color will be tweened - - - Options for Vector4 tweens - If TRUE the tween will smoothly snap all values to integers - - - Options for Vector4 tweens - If TRUE, rich text will be interpreted correctly while animated, - otherwise all tags will be considered as normal text - The type of scramble to use, if any - A string containing the characters to use for scrambling. - Use as many characters as possible (minimum 10) because DOTween uses a fast scramble mode which gives better results with more characters. - Leave it to NULL to use default ones - - - Options for Vector3Array tweens - If TRUE the tween will smoothly snap all values to integers - - - Options for Vector3Array tweens - If TRUE the tween will smoothly snap all values to integers - - - Options for Path tweens (created via the DOPath shortcut) - The eventual movement axis to lock. You can input multiple axis if you separate them like this: - AxisConstrain.X | AxisConstraint.Y - The eventual rotation axis to lock. You can input multiple axis if you separate them like this: - AxisConstrain.X | AxisConstraint.Y - - - Options for Path tweens (created via the DOPath shortcut) - If TRUE the path will be automatically closed - The eventual movement axis to lock. You can input multiple axis if you separate them like this: - AxisConstrain.X | AxisConstraint.Y - The eventual rotation axis to lock. You can input multiple axis if you separate them like this: - AxisConstrain.X | AxisConstraint.Y - - - Additional LookAt options for Path tweens (created via the DOPath shortcut). - Orients the target towards the given position. - Must be chained directly to the tween creation method or to a SetOptions - The position to look at - The eventual direction to consider as "forward". - If left to NULL defaults to the regular forward side of the transform - The vector that defines in which direction up is (default: Vector3.up) - - - Additional LookAt options for Path tweens (created via the DOPath shortcut). - Orients the target towards another transform. - Must be chained directly to the tween creation method or to a SetOptions - The transform to look at - The eventual direction to consider as "forward". - If left to NULL defaults to the regular forward side of the transform - The vector that defines in which direction up is (default: Vector3.up) - - - Additional LookAt options for Path tweens (created via the DOPath shortcut). - Orients the target to the path, with the given lookAhead. - Must be chained directly to the tween creation method or to a SetOptions - The percentage of lookAhead to use (0 to 1) - The eventual direction to consider as "forward". - If left to NULL defaults to the regular forward side of the transform - The vector that defines in which direction up is (default: Vector3.up) + + + Custom characters + @@ -822,48 +1085,26 @@ You can force a path to be initialized by calling myTween.ForceInit(). - + - Used for tween callbacks + Types of loop - + + Each loop cycle restarts from the beginning + + + The tween moves forward and backwards at alternate cycles + + + Continuously increments the tween at the end of each loop cycle (A to B, B to B+(A-B), and so on), thus always moving "onward". + In case of String tweens works only if the tween is set as relative + + - Used for tween callbacks + Controls other tweens as a group - - - Used for custom and animationCurve-based ease functions. Must return a value between 0 and 1. - - - - - Used in place of System.Func, which is not available in mscorlib. - - - - - Used in place of System.Action. - - - - - Types of autoPlay behaviours - - - - No tween is automatically played - - - Only Sequences are automatically played - - - Only Tweeners are automatically played - - - All tweens are automatically played - Methods that extend known Unity objects and allow to directly create and control tweens from their instances @@ -1468,564 +1709,499 @@ and returns the total number of tweens involved. - + - Additional notices passed to plugins when updating. - Public so it can be used by custom plugins. Internally, only PathPlugin uses it + This class serves only as a utility class to store tween settings to apply on multiple tweens. + It is in no way needed otherwise, since you can directly apply tween settings to a tween via chaining - + + A variable you can eventually Clear and reuse when needed, + to avoid instantiating TweenParams objects + + + Creates a new TweenParams object, which you can use to store tween settings + to pass to multiple tweens via myTween.SetAs(myTweenParms) + + + Clears and resets this TweenParams instance using default values, + so it can be reused without instantiating another one + + + Sets the autoKill behaviour of the tween. + Has no effect if the tween has already started + If TRUE the tween will be automatically killed when complete + + + Sets an ID for the tween, which can then be used as a filter with DOTween's static methods. + The ID to assign to this tween. Can be an int, a string, an object or anything else. + + + Sets the target for the tween, which can then be used as a filter with DOTween's static methods. + IMPORTANT: use it with caution. If you just want to set an ID for the tween use SetId instead. + When using shorcuts the shortcut target is already assigned as the tween's target, + so using this method will overwrite it and prevent shortcut-operations like myTarget.DOPause from working correctly. + The target to assign to this tween. Can be an int, a string, an object or anything else. + + + Sets the looping options for the tween. + Has no effect if the tween has already started + Number of cycles to play (-1 for infinite - will be converted to 1 in case the tween is nested in a Sequence) + Loop behaviour type (default: LoopType.Restart) + + + Sets the ease of the tween. + If applied to Sequences eases the whole sequence animation + Eventual overshoot or amplitude to use with Back or Elastic easeType (default is 1.70158) + Eventual period to use with Elastic easeType (default is 0) + + + Sets the ease of the tween using an AnimationCurve. + If applied to Sequences eases the whole sequence animation + + + Sets the ease of the tween using a custom ease function. + If applied to Sequences eases the whole sequence animation + + + Sets the recycling behaviour for the tween. + If TRUE the tween will be recycled after being killed, otherwise it will be destroyed. + + + Sets the update type to the one defined in DOTween.defaultUpdateType (UpdateType.Normal unless changed) + and lets you choose if it should be independent from Unity's Time.timeScale + If TRUE the tween will ignore Unity's Time.timeScale + + + Sets the type of update (default or independent) for the tween + The type of update (default: UpdateType.Normal) + If TRUE the tween will ignore Unity's Time.timeScale + + + Sets the onStart callback for the tween. + Called the first time the tween is set in a playing state, after any eventual delay + + + Sets the onPlay callback for the tween. + Called when the tween is set in a playing state, after any eventual delay. + Also called each time the tween resumes playing from a paused state + + + Sets the onRewind callback for the tween. + Called when the tween is rewinded, + either by calling Rewind or by reaching the start position while playing backwards. + Rewinding a tween that is already rewinded will not fire this callback + + + Sets the onUpdate callback for the tween. + Called each time the tween updates + + + Sets the onStepComplete callback for the tween. + Called the moment the tween completes one loop cycle, even when going backwards + + + Sets the onComplete callback for the tween. + Called the moment the tween reaches its final forward position, loops included + + + Sets the onKill callback for the tween. + Called the moment the tween is killed + + + Sets the onWaypointChange callback for the tween. + Called when a path tween reaches a new waypoint + + + Sets a delayed startup for the tween. + Has no effect on Sequences or if the tween has already started + + + If isRelative is TRUE sets the tween as relative + (the endValue will be calculated as startValue + endValue instead than being used directly). + Has no effect on Sequences or if the tween has already started + + + If isSpeedBased is TRUE sets the tween as speed based + (the duration will represent the number of units the tween moves x second). + Has no effect on Sequences, nested tweens, or if the tween has already started + + - None + Methods that extend Tween objects and allow to set their parameters - + + Sets the autoKill behaviour of the tween. + Has no effect if the tween has already started + + + Sets the autoKill behaviour of the tween. + Has no effect if the tween has already started + If TRUE the tween will be automatically killed when complete + + + Sets an ID for the tween, which can then be used as a filter with DOTween's static methods. + The ID to assign to this tween. Can be an int, a string, an object or anything else. + + + Sets the target for the tween, which can then be used as a filter with DOTween's static methods. + IMPORTANT: use it with caution. If you just want to set an ID for the tween use SetId instead. + When using shorcuts the shortcut target is already assigned as the tween's target, + so using this method will overwrite it and prevent shortcut-operations like myTarget.DOPause from working correctly. + The target to assign to this tween. Can be an int, a string, an object or anything else. + + + Sets the looping options for the tween. + Has no effect if the tween has already started + Number of cycles to play (-1 for infinite - will be converted to 1 in case the tween is nested in a Sequence) + + + Sets the looping options for the tween. + Has no effect if the tween has already started + Number of cycles to play (-1 for infinite - will be converted to 1 in case the tween is nested in a Sequence) + Loop behaviour type (default: LoopType.Restart) + + + Sets the ease of the tween. + If applied to Sequences eases the whole sequence animation + + + Sets the ease of the tween. + If applied to Sequences eases the whole sequence animation + Eventual overshoot to use with Back ease (default is 1.70158) + + + Sets the ease of the tween. + If applied to Sequences eases the whole sequence animation + Eventual amplitude to use with Elastic easeType (default is 1.70158) + Eventual period to use with Elastic easeType (default is 0) + + + Sets the ease of the tween using an AnimationCurve. + If applied to Sequences eases the whole sequence animation + + + Sets the ease of the tween using a custom ease function (which must return a value between 0 and 1). + If applied to Sequences eases the whole sequence animation + + + Allows the tween to be recycled after being killed. + + + Sets the recycling behaviour for the tween. + If TRUE the tween will be recycled after being killed, otherwise it will be destroyed. + + + Sets the update type to UpdateType.Normal and lets you choose if it should be independent from Unity's Time.timeScale + If TRUE the tween will ignore Unity's Time.timeScale + + + Sets the type of update for the tween + The type of update (defalt: UpdateType.Normal) + + + Sets the type of update for the tween and lets you choose if it should be independent from Unity's Time.timeScale + The type of update + If TRUE the tween will ignore Unity's Time.timeScale + + + Sets the onStart callback for the tween. + Called the first time the tween is set in a playing state, after any eventual delay + + + Sets the onPlay callback for the tween. + Called when the tween is set in a playing state, after any eventual delay. + Also called each time the tween resumes playing from a paused state + + + Sets the onPlay callback for the tween. + Called when the tween state changes from playing to paused. + If the tween has autoKill set to FALSE, this is called also when the tween reaches completion. + + + Sets the onRewind callback for the tween. + Called when the tween is rewinded, + either by calling Rewind or by reaching the start position while playing backwards. + Rewinding a tween that is already rewinded will not fire this callback + + + Sets the onUpdate callback for the tween. + Called each time the tween updates + + + Sets the onStepComplete callback for the tween. + Called the moment the tween completes one loop cycle, even when going backwards + + + Sets the onComplete callback for the tween. + Called the moment the tween reaches its final forward position, loops included + + + Sets the onKill callback for the tween. + Called the moment the tween is killed + + + Sets the onWaypointChange callback for the tween. + Called when a path tween's current waypoint changes + + + Sets the parameters of the tween (id, ease, loops, delay, timeScale, callbacks, etc) as the parameters of the given one. + Doesn't copy specific SetOptions settings: those will need to be applied manually each time. + Has no effect if the tween has already started. + NOTE: the tween's target will not be changed + Tween from which to copy the parameters + + + Sets the parameters of the tween (id, ease, loops, delay, timeScale, callbacks, etc) as the parameters of the given TweenParams. + Has no effect if the tween has already started. + TweenParams from which to copy the parameters + + + Adds the given tween to the end of the Sequence. + Has no effect if the Sequence has already started + The tween to append + + + Adds the given tween to the beginning of the Sequence, pushing forward the other nested content. + Has no effect if the Sequence has already started + The tween to prepend + + + Inserts the given tween at the same time position of the last tween added to the Sequence. + Has no effect if the Sequence has already started + + + Inserts the given tween at the given time position in the Sequence, + automatically adding an interval if needed. + Has no effect if the Sequence has already started + The time position where the tween will be placed + The tween to insert + + + Adds the given interval to the end of the Sequence. + Has no effect if the Sequence has already started + The interval duration + + + Adds the given interval to the beginning of the Sequence, pushing forward the other nested content. + Has no effect if the Sequence has already started + The interval duration + + + Adds the given callback to the end of the Sequence. + Has no effect if the Sequence has already started + The callback to append + + + Adds the given callback to the beginning of the Sequence, pushing forward the other nested content. + Has no effect if the Sequence has already started + The callback to prepend + + + Inserts the given callback at the given time position in the Sequence, + automatically adding an interval if needed. + Has no effect if the Sequence has already started + The time position where the callback will be placed + The callback to insert + + + Changes a TO tween into a FROM tween: sets the current target's position as the tween's endValue + then immediately sends the target to the previously set endValue. + + + Changes a TO tween into a FROM tween: sets the current target's position as the tween's endValue + then immediately sends the target to the previously set endValue. + If TRUE the FROM value will be calculated as relative to the current one + + + Sets a delayed startup for the tween. + Has no effect on Sequences or if the tween has already started + + + Sets the tween as relative + (the endValue will be calculated as startValue + endValue instead than being used directly). + Has no effect on Sequences or if the tween has already started + + + If isRelative is TRUE sets the tween as relative + (the endValue will be calculated as startValue + endValue instead than being used directly). + Has no effect on Sequences or if the tween has already started + + + If isSpeedBased is TRUE sets the tween as speed based + (the duration will represent the number of units the tween moves x second). + Has no effect on Sequences, nested tweens, or if the tween has already started + + + If isSpeedBased is TRUE sets the tween as speed based + (the duration will represent the number of units the tween moves x second). + Has no effect on Sequences, nested tweens, or if the tween has already started + + + Options for float tweens + If TRUE the tween will smoothly snap all values to integers + + + Options for Vector2 tweens + If TRUE the tween will smoothly snap all values to integers + + + Options for Vector2 tweens + Selecting an axis will tween the vector only on that axis, leaving the others untouched + If TRUE the tween will smoothly snap all values to integers + + + Options for Vector3 tweens + If TRUE the tween will smoothly snap all values to integers + + + Options for Vector3 tweens + Selecting an axis will tween the vector only on that axis, leaving the others untouched + If TRUE the tween will smoothly snap all values to integers + + + Options for Vector4 tweens + If TRUE the tween will smoothly snap all values to integers + + + Options for Vector4 tweens + Selecting an axis will tween the vector only on that axis, leaving the others untouched + If TRUE the tween will smoothly snap all values to integers + + + Options for Quaternion tweens + If TRUE (default) the rotation will take the shortest route, and will not rotate more than 360°. + If FALSE the rotation will be fully accounted. Is always FALSE if the tween is set as relative + + + Options for Color tweens + If TRUE only the alpha value of the color will be tweened + + + Options for Vector4 tweens + If TRUE the tween will smoothly snap all values to integers + + + Options for Vector4 tweens + If TRUE, rich text will be interpreted correctly while animated, + otherwise all tags will be considered as normal text + The type of scramble to use, if any + A string containing the characters to use for scrambling. + Use as many characters as possible (minimum 10) because DOTween uses a fast scramble mode which gives better results with more characters. + Leave it to NULL to use default ones + + + Options for Vector3Array tweens + If TRUE the tween will smoothly snap all values to integers + + + Options for Vector3Array tweens + If TRUE the tween will smoothly snap all values to integers + + + Options for Path tweens (created via the DOPath shortcut) + The eventual movement axis to lock. You can input multiple axis if you separate them like this: + AxisConstrain.X | AxisConstraint.Y + The eventual rotation axis to lock. You can input multiple axis if you separate them like this: + AxisConstrain.X | AxisConstraint.Y + + + Options for Path tweens (created via the DOPath shortcut) + If TRUE the path will be automatically closed + The eventual movement axis to lock. You can input multiple axis if you separate them like this: + AxisConstrain.X | AxisConstraint.Y + The eventual rotation axis to lock. You can input multiple axis if you separate them like this: + AxisConstrain.X | AxisConstraint.Y + + + Additional LookAt options for Path tweens (created via the DOPath shortcut). + Orients the target towards the given position. + Must be chained directly to the tween creation method or to a SetOptions + The position to look at + The eventual direction to consider as "forward". + If left to NULL defaults to the regular forward side of the transform + The vector that defines in which direction up is (default: Vector3.up) + + + Additional LookAt options for Path tweens (created via the DOPath shortcut). + Orients the target towards another transform. + Must be chained directly to the tween creation method or to a SetOptions + The transform to look at + The eventual direction to consider as "forward". + If left to NULL defaults to the regular forward side of the transform + The vector that defines in which direction up is (default: Vector3.up) + + + Additional LookAt options for Path tweens (created via the DOPath shortcut). + Orients the target to the path, with the given lookAhead. + Must be chained directly to the tween creation method or to a SetOptions + The percentage of lookAhead to use (0 to 1) + The eventual direction to consider as "forward". + If left to NULL defaults to the regular forward side of the transform + The vector that defines in which direction up is (default: Vector3.up) + + - Lets the plugin know that we restarted or rewinded + Types of log behaviours - + + Log only warnings and errors + + + Log warnings, errors and additional infos + + + Log only errors + + - Type of path to use with DOPath tweens + Indicates either a Tweener or a Sequence - - Linear, composed of straight segments between each waypoint + + TimeScale for the tween - - Curved path (which uses Catmull-Rom curves) + + If TRUE the tween wil go backwards - - - Main DOTween class. Contains static methods to create and control tweens in a generic way - + + Id (usable for filtering with DOTween static methods). Can be an int, a string, an object, or anything else - - DOTween's version + + Tween target (usable for filtering with DOTween static methods). Automatically set by tween creation shorcuts - - If TRUE (default) makes tweens slightly slower but safer, automatically taking care of a series of things - (like targets becoming null while a tween is playing). - Default: TRUE + + Called when the tween is set in a playing state, after any eventual delay. + Also called each time the tween resumes playing from a paused state - - If TRUE you will get a DOTween report when exiting play mode (only in the Editor). - Useful to know how many max Tweeners and Sequences you reached and optimize your final project accordingly. - Beware, this will slightly slow down your tweens while inside Unity Editor. - Default: FALSE + + Called when the tween state changes from playing to paused. + If the tween has autoKill set to FALSE, this is called also when the tween reaches completion. - - Global DOTween timeScale. - Default: 1 + + Called when the tween is rewinded, + either by calling Rewind or by reaching the start position while playing backwards. + Rewinding a tween that is already rewinded will not fire this callback - - If TRUE, DOTween will use Time.smoothDeltaTime instead of Time.deltaTime for UpdateType.Normal and UpdateType.Late tweens - (unless they're set as timeScaleIndependent, in which case this setting will be ignored). - Setting this to TRUE will lead to smoother animations. - Default: FALSE + + Called each time the tween updates - - If TRUE draws path gizmos in Unity Editor (if the gizmos button is active). - Deactivate this if you want to avoid gizmos overhead while in Unity Editor + + Called the moment the tween completes one loop cycle - - Default updateType for new tweens. - Default: UpdateType.Normal + + Called the moment the tween reaches completion (loops included) - - Sets whether Unity's timeScale should be taken into account by default or not. - Default: false + + Called the moment the tween is killed - - Default autoPlay behaviour for new tweens. - Default: AutoPlay.All + + Called when a path tween's current waypoint changes - - Default autoKillOnComplete behaviour for new tweens. - Default: TRUE - - - Default loopType applied to all new tweens. - Default: LoopType.Restart - - - If TRUE all newly created tweens are set as recyclable, otherwise not. - Default: FALSE - - - Default ease applied to all new Tweeners (not to Sequences which always have Ease.Linear as default). - Default: Ease.InOutQuad - - - Default overshoot/amplitude used for eases - Default: 1.70158f - - - Default period used for eases - Default: 0 - - - - Must be called once, before the first ever DOTween call/reference, - otherwise it will be called automatically and will use default options. - Calling it a second time won't have any effect. - You can chain SetCapacity to this method, to directly set the max starting size of Tweeners and Sequences: - DOTween.Init(false, false, LogBehaviour.Default).SetCapacity(100, 20); - - If TRUE all new tweens will be set for recycling, meaning that when killed, - instead of being destroyed, they will be put in a pool and reused instead of creating new tweens. This option allows you to avoid - GC allocations by reusing tweens, but you will have to take care of tween references, since they might result active - even if they were killed (since they might have been respawned and are now being used for other tweens). - If you want to automatically set your tween references to NULL when a tween is killed - you can use the OnKill callback like this: - .OnKill(()=> myTweenReference = null) - You can change this setting at any time by changing the static property, - or you can set the recycling behaviour for each tween separately, using: - SetRecyclable(bool recyclable) - Default: FALSE - If TRUE makes tweens slightly slower but safer, automatically taking care of a series of things - (like targets becoming null while a tween is playing). - You can change this setting at any time by changing the static property. - Default: FALSE - Type of logging to use. - You can change this setting at any time by changing the static property. - Default: ErrorsOnly - - - - Directly sets the current max capacity of Tweeners and Sequences - (meaning how many Tweeners and Sequences can be running at the same time), - so that DOTween doesn't need to automatically increase them in case the max is reached - (which might lead to hiccups when that happens). - Sequences capacity must be less or equal to Tweeners capacity - (if you pass a low Tweener capacity it will be automatically increased to match the Sequence's). - Beware: use this method only when there are no tweens running. - - Max Tweeners capacity. - Default: 200 - Max Sequences capacity. - Default: 50 - - - - Kills all tweens, clears all cached tween pools and plugins and resets the max Tweeners/Sequences capacities to the default values. - - If TRUE also destroys DOTween's gameObject and resets its initializiation, default settings and everything else - (so that next time you use it it will need to be re-initialized) - - - - Clears all cached tween pools. - - - - - Checks all active tweens to find and remove eventually invalid ones (usually because their targets became NULL) - and returns the total number of invalid tweens found and removed. - Automatically called when loading a new scene if is TRUE. - BEWARE: this is a slightly expensive operation so use it with care - - - - Tweens a property or field to the given value using default plugins - A getter for the field or property to tween. - Example usage with lambda:()=> myProperty - A setter for the field or property to tween - Example usage with lambda:x=> myProperty = x - The end value to reachThe tween's duration - - - Tweens a property or field to the given value using default plugins - A getter for the field or property to tween. - Example usage with lambda:()=> myProperty - A setter for the field or property to tween - Example usage with lambda:x=> myProperty = x - The end value to reachThe tween's duration - - - Tweens a property or field to the given value using default plugins - A getter for the field or property to tween. - Example usage with lambda:()=> myProperty - A setter for the field or property to tween - Example usage with lambda:x=> myProperty = x - The end value to reachThe tween's duration - - - Tweens a property or field to the given value using default plugins - A getter for the field or property to tween. - Example usage with lambda:()=> myProperty - A setter for the field or property to tween - Example usage with lambda:x=> myProperty = x - The end value to reachThe tween's duration - - - Tweens a property or field to the given value using default plugins - A getter for the field or property to tween. - Example usage with lambda:()=> myProperty - A setter for the field or property to tween - Example usage with lambda:x=> myProperty = x - The end value to reachThe tween's duration - - - Tweens a property or field to the given value using default plugins - A getter for the field or property to tween. - Example usage with lambda:()=> myProperty - A setter for the field or property to tween - Example usage with lambda:x=> myProperty = x - The end value to reachThe tween's duration - - - Tweens a property or field to the given value using default plugins - A getter for the field or property to tween. - Example usage with lambda:()=> myProperty - A setter for the field or property to tween - Example usage with lambda:x=> myProperty = x - The end value to reachThe tween's duration - - - Tweens a property or field to the given value using default plugins - A getter for the field or property to tween. - Example usage with lambda:()=> myProperty - A setter for the field or property to tween - Example usage with lambda:x=> myProperty = x - The end value to reachThe tween's duration - - - Tweens a property or field to the given value using default plugins - A getter for the field or property to tween. - Example usage with lambda:()=> myProperty - A setter for the field or property to tween - Example usage with lambda:x=> myProperty = x - The end value to reachThe tween's duration - - - Tweens a property or field to the given value using default plugins - A getter for the field or property to tween. - Example usage with lambda:()=> myProperty - A setter for the field or property to tween - Example usage with lambda:x=> myProperty = x - The end value to reachThe tween's duration - - - Tweens a property or field to the given value using default plugins - A getter for the field or property to tween. - Example usage with lambda:()=> myProperty - A setter for the field or property to tween - Example usage with lambda:x=> myProperty = x - The end value to reachThe tween's duration - - - Tweens a property or field to the given value using default plugins - A getter for the field or property to tween. - Example usage with lambda:()=> myProperty - A setter for the field or property to tween - Example usage with lambda:x=> myProperty = x - The end value to reachThe tween's duration - - - Tweens a property or field to the given value using default plugins - A getter for the field or property to tween. - Example usage with lambda:()=> myProperty - A setter for the field or property to tween - Example usage with lambda:x=> myProperty = x - The end value to reachThe tween's duration - - - Tweens a property or field to the given value using a custom plugin - The plugin to use. Each custom plugin implements a static Get() method - you'll need to call to assign the correct plugin in the correct way, like this: - CustomPlugin.Get() - A getter for the field or property to tween. - Example usage with lambda:()=> myProperty - A setter for the field or property to tween - Example usage with lambda:x=> myProperty = x - The end value to reachThe tween's duration - - - Tweens only one axis of a Vector3 to the given value using default plugins. - A getter for the field or property to tween. - Example usage with lambda:()=> myProperty - A setter for the field or property to tween - Example usage with lambda:x=> myProperty = x - The end value to reachThe tween's duration - The axis to tween - - - Tweens only the alpha of a Color to the given value using default plugins - A getter for the field or property to tween. - Example usage with lambda:()=> myProperty - A setter for the field or property to tween - Example usage with lambda:x=> myProperty = x - The end value to reachThe tween's duration - - - Tweens a virtual property from the given start to the given end value - and implements a setter that allows to use that value with an external method or a lambda - Example: - To(MyMethod, 0, 12, 0.5f); - Where MyMethod is a function that accepts a float parameter (which will be the result of the virtual tween) - The action to perform with the tweened value - The value to start from - The end value to reach - The duration of the virtual tween - - - - Punches a Vector3 towards the given direction and then back to the starting one - as if it was connected to the starting position via an elastic. - This tween type generates some GC allocations at startup - A getter for the field or property to tween. - Example usage with lambda:()=> myProperty - A setter for the field or property to tween - Example usage with lambda:x=> myProperty = x - The direction and strength of the punch - The duration of the tween - Indicates how much will the punch vibrate - Represents how much (0 to 1) the vector will go beyond the starting position when bouncing backwards. - 1 creates a full oscillation between the direction and the opposite decaying direction, - while 0 oscillates only between the starting position and the decaying direction - - - Shakes a Vector3 with the given values. - A getter for the field or property to tween. - Example usage with lambda:()=> myProperty - A setter for the field or property to tween - Example usage with lambda:x=> myProperty = x - The duration of the tween - The shake strength - Indicates how much will the shake vibrate - Indicates how much the shake will be random (0 to 180 - values higher than 90 kind of suck, so beware). - Setting it to 0 will shake along a single direction and behave like a random punch. - If TRUE only shakes on the X Y axis (looks better with things like cameras). - - - Shakes a Vector3 with the given values. - A getter for the field or property to tween. - Example usage with lambda:()=> myProperty - A setter for the field or property to tween - Example usage with lambda:x=> myProperty = x - The duration of the tween - The shake strength on each axis - Indicates how much will the shake vibrate - Indicates how much the shake will be random (0 to 180 - values higher than 90 kind of suck, so beware). - Setting it to 0 will shake along a single direction and behave like a random punch. - - - Tweens a property or field to the given values using default plugins. - Ease is applied between each segment and not as a whole. - This tween type generates some GC allocations at startup - A getter for the field or property to tween. - Example usage with lambda:()=> myProperty - A setter for the field or property to tween - Example usage with lambda:x=> myProperty = x - The end values to reach for each segment. This array must have the same length as durations - The duration of each segment. This array must have the same length as endValues - - - - Returns a new to be used for tween groups - - - - Completes all tweens and returns the number of actual tweens completed - (meaning tweens that don't have infinite loops and were not already complete) - - - Completes all tweens with the given ID or target and returns the number of actual tweens completed - (meaning the tweens that don't have infinite loops and were not already complete) - - - Flips all tweens (changing their direction to forward if it was backwards and viceversa), - then returns the number of actual tweens flipped - - - Flips the tweens with the given ID or target (changing their direction to forward if it was backwards and viceversa), - then returns the number of actual tweens flipped - - - Sends all tweens to the given position (calculating also eventual loop cycles) and returns the actual tweens involved - - - Sends all tweens with the given ID or target to the given position (calculating also eventual loop cycles) - and returns the actual tweens involved - - - Kills all tweens and returns the number of actual tweens killed - If TRUE completes the tweens before killing them - - - Kills all tweens with the given ID or target and returns the number of actual tweens killed - If TRUE completes the tweens before killing them - - - Pauses all tweens and returns the number of actual tweens paused - - - Pauses all tweens with the given ID or target and returns the number of actual tweens paused - (meaning the tweens that were actually playing and have been paused) - - - Plays all tweens and returns the number of actual tweens played - (meaning tweens that were not already playing or complete) - - - Plays all tweens with the given ID or target and returns the number of actual tweens played - (meaning the tweens that were not already playing or complete) - - - Plays all tweens with the given target and the given ID, and returns the number of actual tweens played - (meaning the tweens that were not already playing or complete) - - - Plays backwards all tweens and returns the number of actual tweens played - (meaning tweens that were not already started, playing backwards or rewinded) - - - Plays backwards all tweens with the given ID or target and returns the number of actual tweens played - (meaning the tweens that were not already started, playing backwards or rewinded) - - - Plays forward all tweens and returns the number of actual tweens played - (meaning tweens that were not already playing forward or complete) - - - Plays forward all tweens with the given ID or target and returns the number of actual tweens played - (meaning the tweens that were not already playing forward or complete) - - - Restarts all tweens, then returns the number of actual tweens restarted - - - Restarts all tweens with the given ID or target, then returns the number of actual tweens restarted - - - Restarts all tweens with the given target and the given ID, and returns the number of actual tweens played - (meaning the tweens that were not already playing or complete) - - - Rewinds and pauses all tweens, then returns the number of actual tweens rewinded - (meaning tweens that were not already rewinded) - - - Rewinds and pauses all tweens with the given ID or target, then returns the number of actual tweens rewinded - (meaning the tweens that were not already rewinded) - - - Smoothly rewinds all tweens (delays excluded), then returns the number of actual tweens rewinding/rewinded - (meaning tweens that were not already rewinded). - A "smooth rewind" animates the tween to its start position, - skipping all elapsed loops (except in case of LoopType.Incremental) while keeping the animation fluent. - Note that a tween that was smoothly rewinded will have its play direction flipped - - - Smoothly rewinds all tweens (delays excluded) with the given ID or target, then returns the number of actual tweens rewinding/rewinded - (meaning the tweens that were not already rewinded). - A "smooth rewind" animates the tween to its start position, - skipping all elapsed loops (except in case of LoopType.Incremental) while keeping the animation fluent. - Note that a tween that was smoothly rewinded will have its play direction flipped - - - Toggles the play state of all tweens and returns the number of actual tweens toggled - (meaning tweens that could be played or paused, depending on the toggle state) - - - Toggles the play state of all tweens with the given ID or target and returns the number of actual tweens toggled - (meaning the tweens that could be played or paused, depending on the toggle state) - - - - Returns TRUE if a tween with the given ID or target is active (regardless if it's playing or not). - You can also use this to know if a shortcut tween is active for a given target. - Example: - transform.DOMoveX(45, 1); // transform is automatically added as the tween target - DOTween.IsTweening(transform); // Returns true - - - - - Returns the total number of active and playing tweens. - A tween is considered as playing even if its delay is actually playing - - - - - Returns a list of all active tweens in a playing state. - Returns NULL if there are no active playing tweens. - Beware: each time you call this method a new list is generated, so use it for debug only - - - - - Returns a list of all active tweens in a paused state. - Returns NULL if there are no active paused tweens. - Beware: each time you call this method a new list is generated, so use it for debug only - - - - - Returns a list of all active tweens with the given id. - Returns NULL if there are no active tweens with the given id. - Beware: each time you call this method a new list is generated - If TRUE returns only the tweens with the given ID that are currently playing - - - - - Returns a list of all active tweens with the given target. - Returns NULL if there are no active tweens with the given target. - Beware: each time you call this method a new list is generated - If TRUE returns only the tweens with the given target that are currently playing - - - - DOTween's log behaviour. - Default: LogBehaviour.ErrorsOnly - - - - Path plugin works exclusively with Transforms - - - - - Allows to wrap ease method in special ways, adding extra features - - - - - Converts the given ease so that it also creates a stop-motion effect, by playing the tween at the given FPS - - FPS at which the tween should be played - Ease type - - - - Converts the given ease so that it also creates a stop-motion effect, by playing the tween at the given FPS - - FPS at which the tween should be played - AnimationCurve to use for the ease - - - - Converts the given ease so that it also creates a stop-motion effect, by playing the tween at the given FPS - - FPS at which the tween should be played - Custom ease function to use - - - - Types of loop - - - - Each loop cycle restarts from the beginning - - - The tween moves forward and backwards at alternate cycles - - - Continuously increments the tween at the end of each loop cycle (A to B, B to B+(A-B), and so on), thus always moving "onward". - In case of String tweens works only if the tween is set as relative + + Gets and sets the time position (loops included, delays excluded) of the tween @@ -2058,200 +2234,24 @@ The new end value If bigger than 0 applies it as the new tween duration - + - Creates virtual tweens that can be used to change other elements via their OnUpdate calls + Used internally - + - Tweens a virtual float. - You can add regular settings to the generated tween, - but do not use SetUpdate or you will overwrite the onVirtualUpdate parameter - - The value to start from - The value to tween to - The duration of the tween - A callback which must accept a parameter of type float, called at each update - - - - Returns a value based on the given ease and lifetime percentage (0 to 1) - The value to start from when lifetimePercentage is 0 - The value to reach when lifetimePercentage is 1 - The time percentage (0 to 1) at which the value should be taken - The type of ease - - - Returns a value based on the given ease and lifetime percentage (0 to 1) - The value to start from when lifetimePercentage is 0 - The value to reach when lifetimePercentage is 1 - The time percentage (0 to 1) at which the value should be taken - The type of ease - Eventual overshoot to use with Back ease - - - Returns a value based on the given ease and lifetime percentage (0 to 1) - The value to start from when lifetimePercentage is 0 - The value to reach when lifetimePercentage is 1 - The time percentage (0 to 1) at which the value should be taken - The type of ease - Eventual amplitude to use with Elastic easeType - Eventual period to use with Elastic easeType - - - Returns a value based on the given ease and lifetime percentage (0 to 1) - The value to start from when lifetimePercentage is 0 - The value to reach when lifetimePercentage is 1 - The time percentage (0 to 1) at which the value should be taken - The AnimationCurve to use for ease - - - Fires the given callback after the given time. - Callback delay - Callback to fire when the delay has expired - If TRUE (default) ignores Unity's timeScale - - - - Used to interpret AnimationCurves as eases. - Public so it can be used by external ease factories + Update type - - - This class contains a C# port of the easing equations created by Robert Penner (http://robertpenner.com/easing). - + + Updates every frame during Update calls - - - Easing equation function for a bounce (exponentially decaying parabolic bounce) easing in: accelerating from zero velocity. - - - Current time (in frames or seconds). - - - Expected easing duration (in frames or seconds). - - Unused: here to keep same delegate for all ease types. - Unused: here to keep same delegate for all ease types. - - The eased value. - + + Updates every frame during LateUpdate calls - - - Easing equation function for a bounce (exponentially decaying parabolic bounce) easing out: decelerating from zero velocity. - - - Current time (in frames or seconds). - - - Expected easing duration (in frames or seconds). - - Unused: here to keep same delegate for all ease types. - Unused: here to keep same delegate for all ease types. - - The eased value. - - - - - Easing equation function for a bounce (exponentially decaying parabolic bounce) easing in/out: acceleration until halfway, then deceleration. - - - Current time (in frames or seconds). - - - Expected easing duration (in frames or seconds). - - Unused: here to keep same delegate for all ease types. - Unused: here to keep same delegate for all ease types. - - The eased value. - - - - - Struct that stores two colors (used for LineRenderer tweens) - - - - - What axis to constrain in case of Vector tweens - - - - - Type of scramble to apply to string tweens - - - - - No scrambling of characters - - - - - A-Z + a-z + 0-9 characters - - - - - A-Z characters - - - - - a-z characters - - - - - 0-9 characters - - - - - Custom characters - - - - - Path control point - - - - - Returns a value between 0 and 1 (inclusive) based on the elapsed time and ease selected - - - - - Returns a value between 0 and 1 (inclusive) based on the elapsed time and ease selected - - - - - Returns a Vector3 with z = 0 - - - - - Returns the 2D angle between two vectors - - - - - Gets the point on the path at the given percentage (0 to 1) - - The percentage (0 to 1) at which to get the point - If TRUE constant speed is taken into account, otherwise not - - - - Public only so custom shortcuts can access some of these methods - + + Updates using FixedUpdate calls diff --git a/UnityTests.Unity4/Assets/Demigiant/DOTween/DOTween.dll b/UnityTests.Unity4/Assets/Demigiant/DOTween/DOTween.dll index 4210724..b0bb158 100644 Binary files a/UnityTests.Unity4/Assets/Demigiant/DOTween/DOTween.dll and b/UnityTests.Unity4/Assets/Demigiant/DOTween/DOTween.dll differ diff --git a/UnityTests.Unity4/Assets/Demigiant/DOTween/DOTween.dll.mdb b/UnityTests.Unity4/Assets/Demigiant/DOTween/DOTween.dll.mdb index 73b8127..6ad404e 100644 Binary files a/UnityTests.Unity4/Assets/Demigiant/DOTween/DOTween.dll.mdb and b/UnityTests.Unity4/Assets/Demigiant/DOTween/DOTween.dll.mdb differ diff --git a/UnityTests.Unity4/Assets/Demigiant/DOTween/DOTween43.dll b/UnityTests.Unity4/Assets/Demigiant/DOTween/DOTween43.dll index 1aed027..1b7d9ee 100644 Binary files a/UnityTests.Unity4/Assets/Demigiant/DOTween/DOTween43.dll and b/UnityTests.Unity4/Assets/Demigiant/DOTween/DOTween43.dll differ diff --git a/UnityTests.Unity4/Assets/Demigiant/DOTween/DOTween43.dll.mdb b/UnityTests.Unity4/Assets/Demigiant/DOTween/DOTween43.dll.mdb index 809713b..d446c58 100644 Binary files a/UnityTests.Unity4/Assets/Demigiant/DOTween/DOTween43.dll.mdb and b/UnityTests.Unity4/Assets/Demigiant/DOTween/DOTween43.dll.mdb differ diff --git a/UnityTests.Unity4/Assets/Demigiant/DOTween/DOTween46.dll b/UnityTests.Unity4/Assets/Demigiant/DOTween/DOTween46.dll index ea0b871..0298745 100644 Binary files a/UnityTests.Unity4/Assets/Demigiant/DOTween/DOTween46.dll and b/UnityTests.Unity4/Assets/Demigiant/DOTween/DOTween46.dll differ diff --git a/UnityTests.Unity4/Assets/Demigiant/DOTween/DOTween46.dll.mdb b/UnityTests.Unity4/Assets/Demigiant/DOTween/DOTween46.dll.mdb index 0689185..5dbd96f 100644 Binary files a/UnityTests.Unity4/Assets/Demigiant/DOTween/DOTween46.dll.mdb and b/UnityTests.Unity4/Assets/Demigiant/DOTween/DOTween46.dll.mdb differ diff --git a/UnityTests.Unity4/Assets/Demigiant/DOTween/DOTween46.xml b/UnityTests.Unity4/Assets/Demigiant/DOTween/DOTween46.xml index 3771132..8ba34f3 100644 --- a/UnityTests.Unity4/Assets/Demigiant/DOTween/DOTween46.xml +++ b/UnityTests.Unity4/Assets/Demigiant/DOTween/DOTween46.xml @@ -4,6 +4,17 @@ DOTween46 + + + Various utils that require Unity 4.6 or later + + + + + Converts the anchoredPosition of the first RectTransform to the second RectTransform, + taking into consideration offset, anchors and pivot, and returns the new anchoredPosition + + Methods that extend known Unity objects and allow to directly create and control tweens from their instances. @@ -181,16 +192,5 @@ Also stores the Text as the tween's target so it can be used for filtered operations The value to tween toThe duration of the tween - - - Various utils that require Unity 4.6 or later - - - - - Converts the anchoredPosition of the first RectTransform to the second RectTransform, - taking into consideration offset, anchors and pivot, and returns the new anchoredPosition - - diff --git a/UnityTests.Unity4/Assets/Demigiant/DOTween/DOTween50.dll b/UnityTests.Unity4/Assets/Demigiant/DOTween/DOTween50.dll index afd0c94..13a2fc3 100644 Binary files a/UnityTests.Unity4/Assets/Demigiant/DOTween/DOTween50.dll and b/UnityTests.Unity4/Assets/Demigiant/DOTween/DOTween50.dll differ diff --git a/UnityTests.Unity4/Assets/Demigiant/DOTween/DOTween50.dll.mdb b/UnityTests.Unity4/Assets/Demigiant/DOTween/DOTween50.dll.mdb index 4438b97..b517c01 100644 Binary files a/UnityTests.Unity4/Assets/Demigiant/DOTween/DOTween50.dll.mdb and b/UnityTests.Unity4/Assets/Demigiant/DOTween/DOTween50.dll.mdb differ diff --git a/UnityTests.Unity4/Assets/Demigiant/DOTween/Editor/DOTweenEditor.XML b/UnityTests.Unity4/Assets/Demigiant/DOTween/Editor/DOTweenEditor.XML index db17f44..6afe743 100644 --- a/UnityTests.Unity4/Assets/Demigiant/DOTween/Editor/DOTweenEditor.XML +++ b/UnityTests.Unity4/Assets/Demigiant/DOTween/Editor/DOTweenEditor.XML @@ -4,17 +4,6 @@ DOTweenEditor - - - Not used as menu item anymore, but as a utiity function - - - - - Setups DOTween - - If TRUE, no warning window appears in case there is no need for setup - Checks that the given editor texture use the correct import settings, @@ -61,5 +50,16 @@ Full path for the given loaded assembly, assembly file included + + + Not used as menu item anymore, but as a utiity function + + + + + Setups DOTween + + If TRUE, no warning window appears in case there is no need for setup + diff --git a/UnityTests.Unity4/Assets/Demigiant/DOTween/Editor/DOTweenEditor.dll b/UnityTests.Unity4/Assets/Demigiant/DOTween/Editor/DOTweenEditor.dll index 7820f3b..d2ec7e2 100644 Binary files a/UnityTests.Unity4/Assets/Demigiant/DOTween/Editor/DOTweenEditor.dll and b/UnityTests.Unity4/Assets/Demigiant/DOTween/Editor/DOTweenEditor.dll differ diff --git a/UnityTests.Unity4/Assets/Demigiant/DOTween/Editor/DOTweenEditor.dll.mdb b/UnityTests.Unity4/Assets/Demigiant/DOTween/Editor/DOTweenEditor.dll.mdb index fb8c228..544096d 100644 Binary files a/UnityTests.Unity4/Assets/Demigiant/DOTween/Editor/DOTweenEditor.dll.mdb and b/UnityTests.Unity4/Assets/Demigiant/DOTween/Editor/DOTweenEditor.dll.mdb differ diff --git a/UnityTests.Unity4/Assets/Demigiant/DOTween/Editor/DOTweenEditor.pdb.meta b/UnityTests.Unity4/Assets/Demigiant/DOTween/Editor/DOTweenEditor.pdb.meta deleted file mode 100644 index ea36eae..0000000 --- a/UnityTests.Unity4/Assets/Demigiant/DOTween/Editor/DOTweenEditor.pdb.meta +++ /dev/null @@ -1,4 +0,0 @@ -fileFormatVersion: 2 -guid: a09669494da114f4fb79d0b583615396 -DefaultImporter: - 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+ - Update type + Types of autoPlay behaviours - - Updates every frame during Update calls + + No tween is automatically played - - Updates every frame during LateUpdate calls + + Only Sequences are automatically played - - Updates using FixedUpdate calls + + Only Tweeners are automatically played - + + All tweens are automatically played + + - Path mode (used to determine correct LookAt orientation) + What axis to constrain in case of Vector tweens - - Ignores the path mode (and thus LookAt behaviour) + + Called the first time the tween is set in a playing state, after any eventual delay - - Regular 3D path - - - 2D top-down path - - - 2D side-scroller path - - + - Used internally + Used in place of System.Func, which is not available in mscorlib. - + - This class serves only as a utility class to store tween settings to apply on multiple tweens. - It is in no way needed otherwise, since you can directly apply tween settings to a tween via chaining + Used in place of System.Action. - - A variable you can eventually Clear and reuse when needed, - to avoid instantiating TweenParams objects - - - Creates a new TweenParams object, which you can use to store tween settings - to pass to multiple tweens via myTween.SetAs(myTweenParms) - - - Clears and resets this TweenParams instance using default values, - so it can be reused without instantiating another one - - - Sets the autoKill behaviour of the tween. - Has no effect if the tween has already started - If TRUE the tween will be automatically killed when complete - - - Sets an ID for the tween, which can then be used as a filter with DOTween's static methods. - The ID to assign to this tween. Can be an int, a string, an object or anything else. - - - Sets the target for the tween, which can then be used as a filter with DOTween's static methods. - IMPORTANT: use it with caution. If you just want to set an ID for the tween use SetId instead. - When using shorcuts the shortcut target is already assigned as the tween's target, - so using this method will overwrite it and prevent shortcut-operations like myTarget.DOPause from working correctly. - The target to assign to this tween. Can be an int, a string, an object or anything else. - - - Sets the looping options for the tween. - Has no effect if the tween has already started - Number of cycles to play (-1 for infinite - will be converted to 1 in case the tween is nested in a Sequence) - Loop behaviour type (default: LoopType.Restart) - - - Sets the ease of the tween. - If applied to Sequences eases the whole sequence animation - Eventual overshoot or amplitude to use with Back or Elastic easeType (default is 1.70158) - Eventual period to use with Elastic easeType (default is 0) - - - Sets the ease of the tween using an AnimationCurve. - If applied to Sequences eases the whole sequence animation - - - Sets the ease of the tween using a custom ease function. - If applied to Sequences eases the whole sequence animation - - - Sets the recycling behaviour for the tween. - If TRUE the tween will be recycled after being killed, otherwise it will be destroyed. - - - Sets the update type to the one defined in DOTween.defaultUpdateType (UpdateType.Normal unless changed) - and lets you choose if it should be independent from Unity's Time.timeScale - If TRUE the tween will ignore Unity's Time.timeScale - - - Sets the type of update (default or independent) for the tween - The type of update (default: UpdateType.Normal) - If TRUE the tween will ignore Unity's Time.timeScale - - - Sets the onStart callback for the tween. - Called the first time the tween is set in a playing state, after any eventual delay - - - Sets the onPlay callback for the tween. - Called when the tween is set in a playing state, after any eventual delay. - Also called each time the tween resumes playing from a paused state - - - Sets the onRewind callback for the tween. - Called when the tween is rewinded, - either by calling Rewind or by reaching the start position while playing backwards. - Rewinding a tween that is already rewinded will not fire this callback - - - Sets the onUpdate callback for the tween. - Called each time the tween updates - - - Sets the onStepComplete callback for the tween. - Called the moment the tween completes one loop cycle, even when going backwards - - - Sets the onComplete callback for the tween. - Called the moment the tween reaches its final forward position, loops included - - - Sets the onKill callback for the tween. - Called the moment the tween is killed - - - Sets the onWaypointChange callback for the tween. - Called when a path tween reaches a new waypoint - - - Sets a delayed startup for the tween. - Has no effect on Sequences or if the tween has already started - - - If isRelative is TRUE sets the tween as relative - (the endValue will be calculated as startValue + endValue instead than being used directly). - Has no effect on Sequences or if the tween has already started - - - If isSpeedBased is TRUE sets the tween as speed based - (the duration will represent the number of units the tween moves x second). - Has no effect on Sequences, nested tweens, or if the tween has already started + + + Public so it can be used by lose scripts related to DOTween (like DOTweenAnimation) + @@ -163,6 +50,720 @@ Contains all instance-based methods + + Used internally inside Unity Editor, as a trick to update DOTween's inspector at every frame + + + + Directly sets the current max capacity of Tweeners and Sequences + (meaning how many Tweeners and Sequences can be running at the same time), + so that DOTween doesn't need to automatically increase them in case the max is reached + (which might lead to hiccups when that happens). + Sequences capacity must be less or equal to Tweeners capacity + (if you pass a low Tweener capacity it will be automatically increased to match the Sequence's). + Beware: use this method only when there are no tweens running. + + Max Tweeners capacity. + Default: 200 + Max Sequences capacity. + Default: 50 + + + + This class contains a C# port of the easing equations created by Robert Penner (http://robertpenner.com/easing). + + + + + Easing equation function for a bounce (exponentially decaying parabolic bounce) easing in: accelerating from zero velocity. + + + Current time (in frames or seconds). + + + Expected easing duration (in frames or seconds). + + Unused: here to keep same delegate for all ease types. + Unused: here to keep same delegate for all ease types. + + The eased value. + + + + + Easing equation function for a bounce (exponentially decaying parabolic bounce) easing out: decelerating from zero velocity. + + + Current time (in frames or seconds). + + + Expected easing duration (in frames or seconds). + + Unused: here to keep same delegate for all ease types. + Unused: here to keep same delegate for all ease types. + + The eased value. + + + + + Easing equation function for a bounce (exponentially decaying parabolic bounce) easing in/out: acceleration until halfway, then deceleration. + + + Current time (in frames or seconds). + + + Expected easing duration (in frames or seconds). + + Unused: here to keep same delegate for all ease types. + Unused: here to keep same delegate for all ease types. + + The eased value. + + + + + Returns a value between 0 and 1 (inclusive) based on the elapsed time and ease selected + + + + + Returns a value between 0 and 1 (inclusive) based on the elapsed time and ease selected + + + + + Used to interpret AnimationCurves as eases. + Public so it can be used by external ease factories + + + + + Additional notices passed to plugins when updating. + Public so it can be used by custom plugins. Internally, only PathPlugin uses it + + + + + None + + + + + Lets the plugin know that we restarted or rewinded + + + + + Public only so custom shortcuts can access some of these methods + + + + + Returns a Vector3 with z = 0 + + + + + Returns the 2D angle between two vectors + + + + + Struct that stores two colors (used for LineRenderer tweens) + + + + + Used for tween callbacks + + + + + Used for tween callbacks + + + + + Used for custom and animationCurve-based ease functions. Must return a value between 0 and 1. + + + + + Main DOTween class. Contains static methods to create and control tweens in a generic way + + + + DOTween's version + + + If TRUE (default) makes tweens slightly slower but safer, automatically taking care of a series of things + (like targets becoming null while a tween is playing). + Default: TRUE + + + If TRUE you will get a DOTween report when exiting play mode (only in the Editor). + Useful to know how many max Tweeners and Sequences you reached and optimize your final project accordingly. + Beware, this will slightly slow down your tweens while inside Unity Editor. + Default: FALSE + + + Global DOTween timeScale. + Default: 1 + + + If TRUE, DOTween will use Time.smoothDeltaTime instead of Time.deltaTime for UpdateType.Normal and UpdateType.Late tweens + (unless they're set as timeScaleIndependent, in which case this setting will be ignored). + Setting this to TRUE will lead to smoother animations. + Default: FALSE + + + DOTween's log behaviour. + Default: LogBehaviour.ErrorsOnly + + + If TRUE draws path gizmos in Unity Editor (if the gizmos button is active). + Deactivate this if you want to avoid gizmos overhead while in Unity Editor + + + Default updateType for new tweens. + Default: UpdateType.Normal + + + Sets whether Unity's timeScale should be taken into account by default or not. + Default: false + + + Default autoPlay behaviour for new tweens. + Default: AutoPlay.All + + + Default autoKillOnComplete behaviour for new tweens. + Default: TRUE + + + Default loopType applied to all new tweens. + Default: LoopType.Restart + + + If TRUE all newly created tweens are set as recyclable, otherwise not. + Default: FALSE + + + Default ease applied to all new Tweeners (not to Sequences which always have Ease.Linear as default). + Default: Ease.InOutQuad + + + Default overshoot/amplitude used for eases + Default: 1.70158f + + + Default period used for eases + Default: 0 + + + + Must be called once, before the first ever DOTween call/reference, + otherwise it will be called automatically and will use default options. + Calling it a second time won't have any effect. + You can chain SetCapacity to this method, to directly set the max starting size of Tweeners and Sequences: + DOTween.Init(false, false, LogBehaviour.Default).SetCapacity(100, 20); + + If TRUE all new tweens will be set for recycling, meaning that when killed, + instead of being destroyed, they will be put in a pool and reused instead of creating new tweens. This option allows you to avoid + GC allocations by reusing tweens, but you will have to take care of tween references, since they might result active + even if they were killed (since they might have been respawned and are now being used for other tweens). + If you want to automatically set your tween references to NULL when a tween is killed + you can use the OnKill callback like this: + .OnKill(()=> myTweenReference = null) + You can change this setting at any time by changing the static property, + or you can set the recycling behaviour for each tween separately, using: + SetRecyclable(bool recyclable) + Default: FALSE + If TRUE makes tweens slightly slower but safer, automatically taking care of a series of things + (like targets becoming null while a tween is playing). + You can change this setting at any time by changing the static property. + Default: FALSE + Type of logging to use. + You can change this setting at any time by changing the static property. + Default: ErrorsOnly + + + + Directly sets the current max capacity of Tweeners and Sequences + (meaning how many Tweeners and Sequences can be running at the same time), + so that DOTween doesn't need to automatically increase them in case the max is reached + (which might lead to hiccups when that happens). + Sequences capacity must be less or equal to Tweeners capacity + (if you pass a low Tweener capacity it will be automatically increased to match the Sequence's). + Beware: use this method only when there are no tweens running. + + Max Tweeners capacity. + Default: 200 + Max Sequences capacity. + Default: 50 + + + + Kills all tweens, clears all cached tween pools and plugins and resets the max Tweeners/Sequences capacities to the default values. + + If TRUE also destroys DOTween's gameObject and resets its initializiation, default settings and everything else + (so that next time you use it it will need to be re-initialized) + + + + Clears all cached tween pools. + + + + + Checks all active tweens to find and remove eventually invalid ones (usually because their targets became NULL) + and returns the total number of invalid tweens found and removed. + Automatically called when loading a new scene if is TRUE. + BEWARE: this is a slightly expensive operation so use it with care + + + + Tweens a property or field to the given value using default plugins + A getter for the field or property to tween. + Example usage with lambda:()=> myProperty + A setter for the field or property to tween + Example usage with lambda:x=> myProperty = x + The end value to reachThe tween's duration + + + Tweens a property or field to the given value using default plugins + A getter for the field or property to tween. + Example usage with lambda:()=> myProperty + A setter for the field or property to tween + Example usage with lambda:x=> myProperty = x + The end value to reachThe tween's duration + + + Tweens a property or field to the given value using default plugins + A getter for the field or property to tween. + Example usage with lambda:()=> myProperty + A setter for the field or property to tween + Example usage with lambda:x=> myProperty = x + The end value to reachThe tween's duration + + + Tweens a property or field to the given value using default plugins + A getter for the field or property to tween. + Example usage with lambda:()=> myProperty + A setter for the field or property to tween + Example usage with lambda:x=> myProperty = x + The end value to reachThe tween's duration + + + Tweens a property or field to the given value using default plugins + A getter for the field or property to tween. + Example usage with lambda:()=> myProperty + A setter for the field or property to tween + Example usage with lambda:x=> myProperty = x + The end value to reachThe tween's duration + + + Tweens a property or field to the given value using default plugins + A getter for the field or property to tween. + Example usage with lambda:()=> myProperty + A setter for the field or property to tween + Example usage with lambda:x=> myProperty = x + The end value to reachThe tween's duration + + + Tweens a property or field to the given value using default plugins + A getter for the field or property to tween. + Example usage with lambda:()=> myProperty + A setter for the field or property to tween + Example usage with lambda:x=> myProperty = x + The end value to reachThe tween's duration + + + Tweens a property or field to the given value using default plugins + A getter for the field or property to tween. + Example usage with lambda:()=> myProperty + A setter for the field or property to tween + Example usage with lambda:x=> myProperty = x + The end value to reachThe tween's duration + + + Tweens a property or field to the given value using default plugins + A getter for the field or property to tween. + Example usage with lambda:()=> myProperty + A setter for the field or property to tween + Example usage with lambda:x=> myProperty = x + The end value to reachThe tween's duration + + + Tweens a property or field to the given value using default plugins + A getter for the field or property to tween. + Example usage with lambda:()=> myProperty + A setter for the field or property to tween + Example usage with lambda:x=> myProperty = x + The end value to reachThe tween's duration + + + Tweens a property or field to the given value using default plugins + A getter for the field or property to tween. + Example usage with lambda:()=> myProperty + A setter for the field or property to tween + Example usage with lambda:x=> myProperty = x + The end value to reachThe tween's duration + + + Tweens a property or field to the given value using default plugins + A getter for the field or property to tween. + Example usage with lambda:()=> myProperty + A setter for the field or property to tween + Example usage with lambda:x=> myProperty = x + The end value to reachThe tween's duration + + + Tweens a property or field to the given value using default plugins + A getter for the field or property to tween. + Example usage with lambda:()=> myProperty + A setter for the field or property to tween + Example usage with lambda:x=> myProperty = x + The end value to reachThe tween's duration + + + Tweens a property or field to the given value using a custom plugin + The plugin to use. Each custom plugin implements a static Get() method + you'll need to call to assign the correct plugin in the correct way, like this: + CustomPlugin.Get() + A getter for the field or property to tween. + Example usage with lambda:()=> myProperty + A setter for the field or property to tween + Example usage with lambda:x=> myProperty = x + The end value to reachThe tween's duration + + + Tweens only one axis of a Vector3 to the given value using default plugins. + A getter for the field or property to tween. + Example usage with lambda:()=> myProperty + A setter for the field or property to tween + Example usage with lambda:x=> myProperty = x + The end value to reachThe tween's duration + The axis to tween + + + Tweens only the alpha of a Color to the given value using default plugins + A getter for the field or property to tween. + Example usage with lambda:()=> myProperty + A setter for the field or property to tween + Example usage with lambda:x=> myProperty = x + The end value to reachThe tween's duration + + + Tweens a virtual property from the given start to the given end value + and implements a setter that allows to use that value with an external method or a lambda + Example: + To(MyMethod, 0, 12, 0.5f); + Where MyMethod is a function that accepts a float parameter (which will be the result of the virtual tween) + The action to perform with the tweened value + The value to start from + The end value to reach + The duration of the virtual tween + + + + Punches a Vector3 towards the given direction and then back to the starting one + as if it was connected to the starting position via an elastic. + This tween type generates some GC allocations at startup + A getter for the field or property to tween. + Example usage with lambda:()=> myProperty + A setter for the field or property to tween + Example usage with lambda:x=> myProperty = x + The direction and strength of the punch + The duration of the tween + Indicates how much will the punch vibrate + Represents how much (0 to 1) the vector will go beyond the starting position when bouncing backwards. + 1 creates a full oscillation between the direction and the opposite decaying direction, + while 0 oscillates only between the starting position and the decaying direction + + + Shakes a Vector3 with the given values. + A getter for the field or property to tween. + Example usage with lambda:()=> myProperty + A setter for the field or property to tween + Example usage with lambda:x=> myProperty = x + The duration of the tween + The shake strength + Indicates how much will the shake vibrate + Indicates how much the shake will be random (0 to 180 - values higher than 90 kind of suck, so beware). + Setting it to 0 will shake along a single direction and behave like a random punch. + If TRUE only shakes on the X Y axis (looks better with things like cameras). + + + Shakes a Vector3 with the given values. + A getter for the field or property to tween. + Example usage with lambda:()=> myProperty + A setter for the field or property to tween + Example usage with lambda:x=> myProperty = x + The duration of the tween + The shake strength on each axis + Indicates how much will the shake vibrate + Indicates how much the shake will be random (0 to 180 - values higher than 90 kind of suck, so beware). + Setting it to 0 will shake along a single direction and behave like a random punch. + + + Tweens a property or field to the given values using default plugins. + Ease is applied between each segment and not as a whole. + This tween type generates some GC allocations at startup + A getter for the field or property to tween. + Example usage with lambda:()=> myProperty + A setter for the field or property to tween + Example usage with lambda:x=> myProperty = x + The end values to reach for each segment. This array must have the same length as durations + The duration of each segment. This array must have the same length as endValues + + + + Returns a new to be used for tween groups + + + + Completes all tweens and returns the number of actual tweens completed + (meaning tweens that don't have infinite loops and were not already complete) + + + Completes all tweens with the given ID or target and returns the number of actual tweens completed + (meaning the tweens that don't have infinite loops and were not already complete) + + + Flips all tweens (changing their direction to forward if it was backwards and viceversa), + then returns the number of actual tweens flipped + + + Flips the tweens with the given ID or target (changing their direction to forward if it was backwards and viceversa), + then returns the number of actual tweens flipped + + + Sends all tweens to the given position (calculating also eventual loop cycles) and returns the actual tweens involved + + + Sends all tweens with the given ID or target to the given position (calculating also eventual loop cycles) + and returns the actual tweens involved + + + Kills all tweens and returns the number of actual tweens killed + If TRUE completes the tweens before killing them + + + Kills all tweens with the given ID or target and returns the number of actual tweens killed + If TRUE completes the tweens before killing them + + + Pauses all tweens and returns the number of actual tweens paused + + + Pauses all tweens with the given ID or target and returns the number of actual tweens paused + (meaning the tweens that were actually playing and have been paused) + + + Plays all tweens and returns the number of actual tweens played + (meaning tweens that were not already playing or complete) + + + Plays all tweens with the given ID or target and returns the number of actual tweens played + (meaning the tweens that were not already playing or complete) + + + Plays all tweens with the given target and the given ID, and returns the number of actual tweens played + (meaning the tweens that were not already playing or complete) + + + Plays backwards all tweens and returns the number of actual tweens played + (meaning tweens that were not already started, playing backwards or rewinded) + + + Plays backwards all tweens with the given ID or target and returns the number of actual tweens played + (meaning the tweens that were not already started, playing backwards or rewinded) + + + Plays forward all tweens and returns the number of actual tweens played + (meaning tweens that were not already playing forward or complete) + + + Plays forward all tweens with the given ID or target and returns the number of actual tweens played + (meaning the tweens that were not already playing forward or complete) + + + Restarts all tweens, then returns the number of actual tweens restarted + + + Restarts all tweens with the given ID or target, then returns the number of actual tweens restarted + + + Restarts all tweens with the given target and the given ID, and returns the number of actual tweens played + (meaning the tweens that were not already playing or complete) + + + Rewinds and pauses all tweens, then returns the number of actual tweens rewinded + (meaning tweens that were not already rewinded) + + + Rewinds and pauses all tweens with the given ID or target, then returns the number of actual tweens rewinded + (meaning the tweens that were not already rewinded) + + + Smoothly rewinds all tweens (delays excluded), then returns the number of actual tweens rewinding/rewinded + (meaning tweens that were not already rewinded). + A "smooth rewind" animates the tween to its start position, + skipping all elapsed loops (except in case of LoopType.Incremental) while keeping the animation fluent. + Note that a tween that was smoothly rewinded will have its play direction flipped + + + Smoothly rewinds all tweens (delays excluded) with the given ID or target, then returns the number of actual tweens rewinding/rewinded + (meaning the tweens that were not already rewinded). + A "smooth rewind" animates the tween to its start position, + skipping all elapsed loops (except in case of LoopType.Incremental) while keeping the animation fluent. + Note that a tween that was smoothly rewinded will have its play direction flipped + + + Toggles the play state of all tweens and returns the number of actual tweens toggled + (meaning tweens that could be played or paused, depending on the toggle state) + + + Toggles the play state of all tweens with the given ID or target and returns the number of actual tweens toggled + (meaning the tweens that could be played or paused, depending on the toggle state) + + + + Returns TRUE if a tween with the given ID or target is active (regardless if it's playing or not). + You can also use this to know if a shortcut tween is active for a given target. + Example: + transform.DOMoveX(45, 1); // transform is automatically added as the tween target + DOTween.IsTweening(transform); // Returns true + + + + + Returns the total number of active and playing tweens. + A tween is considered as playing even if its delay is actually playing + + + + + Returns a list of all active tweens in a playing state. + Returns NULL if there are no active playing tweens. + Beware: each time you call this method a new list is generated, so use it for debug only + + + + + Returns a list of all active tweens in a paused state. + Returns NULL if there are no active paused tweens. + Beware: each time you call this method a new list is generated, so use it for debug only + + + + + Returns a list of all active tweens with the given id. + Returns NULL if there are no active tweens with the given id. + Beware: each time you call this method a new list is generated + If TRUE returns only the tweens with the given ID that are currently playing + + + + + Returns a list of all active tweens with the given target. + Returns NULL if there are no active tweens with the given target. + Beware: each time you call this method a new list is generated + If TRUE returns only the tweens with the given target that are currently playing + + + + + Creates virtual tweens that can be used to change other elements via their OnUpdate calls + + + + + Tweens a virtual float. + You can add regular settings to the generated tween, + but do not use SetUpdate or you will overwrite the onVirtualUpdate parameter + + The value to start from + The value to tween to + The duration of the tween + A callback which must accept a parameter of type float, called at each update + + + + Returns a value based on the given ease and lifetime percentage (0 to 1) + The value to start from when lifetimePercentage is 0 + The value to reach when lifetimePercentage is 1 + The time percentage (0 to 1) at which the value should be taken + The type of ease + + + Returns a value based on the given ease and lifetime percentage (0 to 1) + The value to start from when lifetimePercentage is 0 + The value to reach when lifetimePercentage is 1 + The time percentage (0 to 1) at which the value should be taken + The type of ease + Eventual overshoot to use with Back ease + + + Returns a value based on the given ease and lifetime percentage (0 to 1) + The value to start from when lifetimePercentage is 0 + The value to reach when lifetimePercentage is 1 + The time percentage (0 to 1) at which the value should be taken + The type of ease + Eventual amplitude to use with Elastic easeType + Eventual period to use with Elastic easeType + + + Returns a value based on the given ease and lifetime percentage (0 to 1) + The value to start from when lifetimePercentage is 0 + The value to reach when lifetimePercentage is 1 + The time percentage (0 to 1) at which the value should be taken + The AnimationCurve to use for ease + + + Fires the given callback after the given time. + Callback delay + Callback to fire when the delay has expired + If TRUE (default) ignores Unity's timeScale + + + + Don't assign this! It's assigned automatically when creating 0 duration tweens + + + + + Don't assign this! It's assigned automatically when setting the ease to an AnimationCurve or to a custom ease function + + + + + Allows to wrap ease method in special ways, adding extra features + + + + + Converts the given ease so that it also creates a stop-motion effect, by playing the tween at the given FPS + + FPS at which the tween should be played + Ease type + + + + Converts the given ease so that it also creates a stop-motion effect, by playing the tween at the given FPS + + FPS at which the tween should be played + AnimationCurve to use for the ease + + + + Converts the given ease so that it also creates a stop-motion effect, by playing the tween at the given FPS + + FPS at which the tween should be played + Custom ease function to use + Used to allow method chaining with DOTween.Init @@ -183,84 +784,55 @@ Max Sequences capacity. Default: 50 - - Used internally inside Unity Editor, as a trick to update DOTween's inspector at every frame - - + - Directly sets the current max capacity of Tweeners and Sequences - (meaning how many Tweeners and Sequences can be running at the same time), - so that DOTween doesn't need to automatically increase them in case the max is reached - (which might lead to hiccups when that happens). - Sequences capacity must be less or equal to Tweeners capacity - (if you pass a low Tweener capacity it will be automatically increased to match the Sequence's). - Beware: use this method only when there are no tweens running. - - Max Tweeners capacity. - Default: 200 - Max Sequences capacity. - Default: 50 - - - - Public so it can be used by lose scripts related to DOTween (like DOTweenAnimation) + Path mode (used to determine correct LookAt orientation) - + + Ignores the path mode (and thus LookAt behaviour) + + + Regular 3D path + + + 2D top-down path + + + 2D side-scroller path + + - Controls other tweens as a group + Type of path to use with DOPath tweens - + + Linear, composed of straight segments between each waypoint + + + Curved path (which uses Catmull-Rom curves) + + - Indicates either a Tweener or a Sequence + Path control point - - Called the first time the tween is set in a playing state, after any eventual delay + + + Gets the point on the path at the given percentage (0 to 1) + + The percentage (0 to 1) at which to get the point + If TRUE constant speed is taken into account, otherwise not - - TimeScale for the tween + + + This plugin generates some GC allocations at startup + - - If TRUE the tween wil go backwards - - - Id (usable for filtering with DOTween static methods). Can be an int, a string, an object, or anything else - - - Tween target (usable for filtering with DOTween static methods). Automatically set by tween creation shorcuts - - - Called when the tween is set in a playing state, after any eventual delay. - Also called each time the tween resumes playing from a paused state - - - Called when the tween state changes from playing to paused. - If the tween has autoKill set to FALSE, this is called also when the tween reaches completion. - - - Called when the tween is rewinded, - either by calling Rewind or by reaching the start position while playing backwards. - Rewinding a tween that is already rewinded will not fire this callback - - - Called each time the tween updates - - - Called the moment the tween completes one loop cycle - - - Called the moment the tween reaches completion (loops included) - - - Called the moment the tween is killed - - - Called when a path tween's current waypoint changes - - - Gets and sets the time position (loops included, delays excluded) of the tween + + + Path plugin works exclusively with Transforms + @@ -291,349 +863,40 @@ In this mode the end value is is always considered relative - + - This plugin generates some GC allocations at startup + Type of scramble to apply to string tweens - + - Don't assign this! It's assigned automatically when creating 0 duration tweens + No scrambling of characters - + - Don't assign this! It's assigned automatically when setting the ease to an AnimationCurve or to a custom ease function + A-Z + a-z + 0-9 characters - + - Types of log behaviours + A-Z characters - - Log only warnings and errors - - - Log warnings, errors and additional infos - - - Log only errors - - + - Methods that extend Tween objects and allow to set their parameters + a-z characters - - Sets the autoKill behaviour of the tween. - Has no effect if the tween has already started + + + 0-9 characters + - - Sets the autoKill behaviour of the tween. - Has no effect if the tween has already started - If TRUE the tween will be automatically killed when complete - - - Sets an ID for the tween, which can then be used as a filter with DOTween's static methods. - The ID to assign to this tween. Can be an int, a string, an object or anything else. - - - Sets the target for the tween, which can then be used as a filter with DOTween's static methods. - IMPORTANT: use it with caution. If you just want to set an ID for the tween use SetId instead. - When using shorcuts the shortcut target is already assigned as the tween's target, - so using this method will overwrite it and prevent shortcut-operations like myTarget.DOPause from working correctly. - The target to assign to this tween. Can be an int, a string, an object or anything else. - - - Sets the looping options for the tween. - Has no effect if the tween has already started - Number of cycles to play (-1 for infinite - will be converted to 1 in case the tween is nested in a Sequence) - - - Sets the looping options for the tween. - Has no effect if the tween has already started - Number of cycles to play (-1 for infinite - will be converted to 1 in case the tween is nested in a Sequence) - Loop behaviour type (default: LoopType.Restart) - - - Sets the ease of the tween. - If applied to Sequences eases the whole sequence animation - - - Sets the ease of the tween. - If applied to Sequences eases the whole sequence animation - Eventual overshoot to use with Back ease (default is 1.70158) - - - Sets the ease of the tween. - If applied to Sequences eases the whole sequence animation - Eventual amplitude to use with Elastic easeType (default is 1.70158) - Eventual period to use with Elastic easeType (default is 0) - - - Sets the ease of the tween using an AnimationCurve. - If applied to Sequences eases the whole sequence animation - - - Sets the ease of the tween using a custom ease function (which must return a value between 0 and 1). - If applied to Sequences eases the whole sequence animation - - - Allows the tween to be recycled after being killed. - - - Sets the recycling behaviour for the tween. - If TRUE the tween will be recycled after being killed, otherwise it will be destroyed. - - - Sets the update type to UpdateType.Normal and lets you choose if it should be independent from Unity's Time.timeScale - If TRUE the tween will ignore Unity's Time.timeScale - - - Sets the type of update for the tween - The type of update (defalt: UpdateType.Normal) - - - Sets the type of update for the tween and lets you choose if it should be independent from Unity's Time.timeScale - The type of update - If TRUE the tween will ignore Unity's Time.timeScale - - - Sets the onStart callback for the tween. - Called the first time the tween is set in a playing state, after any eventual delay - - - Sets the onPlay callback for the tween. - Called when the tween is set in a playing state, after any eventual delay. - Also called each time the tween resumes playing from a paused state - - - Sets the onPlay callback for the tween. - Called when the tween state changes from playing to paused. - If the tween has autoKill set to FALSE, this is called also when the tween reaches completion. - - - Sets the onRewind callback for the tween. - Called when the tween is rewinded, - either by calling Rewind or by reaching the start position while playing backwards. - Rewinding a tween that is already rewinded will not fire this callback - - - Sets the onUpdate callback for the tween. - Called each time the tween updates - - - Sets the onStepComplete callback for the tween. - Called the moment the tween completes one loop cycle, even when going backwards - - - Sets the onComplete callback for the tween. - Called the moment the tween reaches its final forward position, loops included - - - Sets the onKill callback for the tween. - Called the moment the tween is killed - - - Sets the onWaypointChange callback for the tween. - Called when a path tween's current waypoint changes - - - Sets the parameters of the tween (id, ease, loops, delay, timeScale, callbacks, etc) as the parameters of the given one. - Doesn't copy specific SetOptions settings: those will need to be applied manually each time. - Has no effect if the tween has already started. - NOTE: the tween's target will not be changed - Tween from which to copy the parameters - - - Sets the parameters of the tween (id, ease, loops, delay, timeScale, callbacks, etc) as the parameters of the given TweenParams. - Has no effect if the tween has already started. - TweenParams from which to copy the parameters - - - Adds the given tween to the end of the Sequence. - Has no effect if the Sequence has already started - The tween to append - - - Adds the given tween to the beginning of the Sequence, pushing forward the other nested content. - Has no effect if the Sequence has already started - The tween to prepend - - - Inserts the given tween at the same time position of the last tween added to the Sequence. - Has no effect if the Sequence has already started - - - Inserts the given tween at the given time position in the Sequence, - automatically adding an interval if needed. - Has no effect if the Sequence has already started - The time position where the tween will be placed - The tween to insert - - - Adds the given interval to the end of the Sequence. - Has no effect if the Sequence has already started - The interval duration - - - Adds the given interval to the beginning of the Sequence, pushing forward the other nested content. - Has no effect if the Sequence has already started - The interval duration - - - Adds the given callback to the end of the Sequence. - Has no effect if the Sequence has already started - The callback to append - - - Adds the given callback to the beginning of the Sequence, pushing forward the other nested content. - Has no effect if the Sequence has already started - The callback to prepend - - - Inserts the given callback at the given time position in the Sequence, - automatically adding an interval if needed. - Has no effect if the Sequence has already started - The time position where the callback will be placed - The callback to insert - - - Changes a TO tween into a FROM tween: sets the current target's position as the tween's endValue - then immediately sends the target to the previously set endValue. - - - Changes a TO tween into a FROM tween: sets the current target's position as the tween's endValue - then immediately sends the target to the previously set endValue. - If TRUE the FROM value will be calculated as relative to the current one - - - Sets a delayed startup for the tween. - Has no effect on Sequences or if the tween has already started - - - Sets the tween as relative - (the endValue will be calculated as startValue + endValue instead than being used directly). - Has no effect on Sequences or if the tween has already started - - - If isRelative is TRUE sets the tween as relative - (the endValue will be calculated as startValue + endValue instead than being used directly). - Has no effect on Sequences or if the tween has already started - - - If isSpeedBased is TRUE sets the tween as speed based - (the duration will represent the number of units the tween moves x second). - Has no effect on Sequences, nested tweens, or if the tween has already started - - - If isSpeedBased is TRUE sets the tween as speed based - (the duration will represent the number of units the tween moves x second). - Has no effect on Sequences, nested tweens, or if the tween has already started - - - Options for float tweens - If TRUE the tween will smoothly snap all values to integers - - - Options for Vector2 tweens - If TRUE the tween will smoothly snap all values to integers - - - Options for Vector2 tweens - Selecting an axis will tween the vector only on that axis, leaving the others untouched - If TRUE the tween will smoothly snap all values to integers - - - Options for Vector3 tweens - If TRUE the tween will smoothly snap all values to integers - - - Options for Vector3 tweens - Selecting an axis will tween the vector only on that axis, leaving the others untouched - If TRUE the tween will smoothly snap all values to integers - - - Options for Vector4 tweens - If TRUE the tween will smoothly snap all values to integers - - - Options for Vector4 tweens - Selecting an axis will tween the vector only on that axis, leaving the others untouched - If TRUE the tween will smoothly snap all values to integers - - - Options for Quaternion tweens - If TRUE (default) the rotation will take the shortest route, and will not rotate more than 360°. - If FALSE the rotation will be fully accounted. Is always FALSE if the tween is set as relative - - - Options for Color tweens - If TRUE only the alpha value of the color will be tweened - - - Options for Vector4 tweens - If TRUE the tween will smoothly snap all values to integers - - - Options for Vector4 tweens - If TRUE, rich text will be interpreted correctly while animated, - otherwise all tags will be considered as normal text - The type of scramble to use, if any - A string containing the characters to use for scrambling. - Use as many characters as possible (minimum 10) because DOTween uses a fast scramble mode which gives better results with more characters. - Leave it to NULL to use default ones - - - Options for Vector3Array tweens - If TRUE the tween will smoothly snap all values to integers - - - Options for Vector3Array tweens - If TRUE the tween will smoothly snap all values to integers - - - Options for Path tweens (created via the DOPath shortcut) - The eventual movement axis to lock. You can input multiple axis if you separate them like this: - AxisConstrain.X | AxisConstraint.Y - The eventual rotation axis to lock. You can input multiple axis if you separate them like this: - AxisConstrain.X | AxisConstraint.Y - - - Options for Path tweens (created via the DOPath shortcut) - If TRUE the path will be automatically closed - The eventual movement axis to lock. You can input multiple axis if you separate them like this: - AxisConstrain.X | AxisConstraint.Y - The eventual rotation axis to lock. You can input multiple axis if you separate them like this: - AxisConstrain.X | AxisConstraint.Y - - - Additional LookAt options for Path tweens (created via the DOPath shortcut). - Orients the target towards the given position. - Must be chained directly to the tween creation method or to a SetOptions - The position to look at - The eventual direction to consider as "forward". - If left to NULL defaults to the regular forward side of the transform - The vector that defines in which direction up is (default: Vector3.up) - - - Additional LookAt options for Path tweens (created via the DOPath shortcut). - Orients the target towards another transform. - Must be chained directly to the tween creation method or to a SetOptions - The transform to look at - The eventual direction to consider as "forward". - If left to NULL defaults to the regular forward side of the transform - The vector that defines in which direction up is (default: Vector3.up) - - - Additional LookAt options for Path tweens (created via the DOPath shortcut). - Orients the target to the path, with the given lookAhead. - Must be chained directly to the tween creation method or to a SetOptions - The percentage of lookAhead to use (0 to 1) - The eventual direction to consider as "forward". - If left to NULL defaults to the regular forward side of the transform - The vector that defines in which direction up is (default: Vector3.up) + + + Custom characters + @@ -822,48 +1085,26 @@ You can force a path to be initialized by calling myTween.ForceInit(). - + - Used for tween callbacks + Types of loop - + + Each loop cycle restarts from the beginning + + + The tween moves forward and backwards at alternate cycles + + + Continuously increments the tween at the end of each loop cycle (A to B, B to B+(A-B), and so on), thus always moving "onward". + In case of String tweens works only if the tween is set as relative + + - Used for tween callbacks + Controls other tweens as a group - - - Used for custom and animationCurve-based ease functions. Must return a value between 0 and 1. - - - - - Used in place of System.Func, which is not available in mscorlib. - - - - - Used in place of System.Action. - - - - - Types of autoPlay behaviours - - - - No tween is automatically played - - - Only Sequences are automatically played - - - Only Tweeners are automatically played - - - All tweens are automatically played - Methods that extend known Unity objects and allow to directly create and control tweens from their instances @@ -1468,564 +1709,499 @@ and returns the total number of tweens involved. - + - Additional notices passed to plugins when updating. - Public so it can be used by custom plugins. Internally, only PathPlugin uses it + This class serves only as a utility class to store tween settings to apply on multiple tweens. + It is in no way needed otherwise, since you can directly apply tween settings to a tween via chaining - + + A variable you can eventually Clear and reuse when needed, + to avoid instantiating TweenParams objects + + + Creates a new TweenParams object, which you can use to store tween settings + to pass to multiple tweens via myTween.SetAs(myTweenParms) + + + Clears and resets this TweenParams instance using default values, + so it can be reused without instantiating another one + + + Sets the autoKill behaviour of the tween. + Has no effect if the tween has already started + If TRUE the tween will be automatically killed when complete + + + Sets an ID for the tween, which can then be used as a filter with DOTween's static methods. + The ID to assign to this tween. Can be an int, a string, an object or anything else. + + + Sets the target for the tween, which can then be used as a filter with DOTween's static methods. + IMPORTANT: use it with caution. If you just want to set an ID for the tween use SetId instead. + When using shorcuts the shortcut target is already assigned as the tween's target, + so using this method will overwrite it and prevent shortcut-operations like myTarget.DOPause from working correctly. + The target to assign to this tween. Can be an int, a string, an object or anything else. + + + Sets the looping options for the tween. + Has no effect if the tween has already started + Number of cycles to play (-1 for infinite - will be converted to 1 in case the tween is nested in a Sequence) + Loop behaviour type (default: LoopType.Restart) + + + Sets the ease of the tween. + If applied to Sequences eases the whole sequence animation + Eventual overshoot or amplitude to use with Back or Elastic easeType (default is 1.70158) + Eventual period to use with Elastic easeType (default is 0) + + + Sets the ease of the tween using an AnimationCurve. + If applied to Sequences eases the whole sequence animation + + + Sets the ease of the tween using a custom ease function. + If applied to Sequences eases the whole sequence animation + + + Sets the recycling behaviour for the tween. + If TRUE the tween will be recycled after being killed, otherwise it will be destroyed. + + + Sets the update type to the one defined in DOTween.defaultUpdateType (UpdateType.Normal unless changed) + and lets you choose if it should be independent from Unity's Time.timeScale + If TRUE the tween will ignore Unity's Time.timeScale + + + Sets the type of update (default or independent) for the tween + The type of update (default: UpdateType.Normal) + If TRUE the tween will ignore Unity's Time.timeScale + + + Sets the onStart callback for the tween. + Called the first time the tween is set in a playing state, after any eventual delay + + + Sets the onPlay callback for the tween. + Called when the tween is set in a playing state, after any eventual delay. + Also called each time the tween resumes playing from a paused state + + + Sets the onRewind callback for the tween. + Called when the tween is rewinded, + either by calling Rewind or by reaching the start position while playing backwards. + Rewinding a tween that is already rewinded will not fire this callback + + + Sets the onUpdate callback for the tween. + Called each time the tween updates + + + Sets the onStepComplete callback for the tween. + Called the moment the tween completes one loop cycle, even when going backwards + + + Sets the onComplete callback for the tween. + Called the moment the tween reaches its final forward position, loops included + + + Sets the onKill callback for the tween. + Called the moment the tween is killed + + + Sets the onWaypointChange callback for the tween. + Called when a path tween reaches a new waypoint + + + Sets a delayed startup for the tween. + Has no effect on Sequences or if the tween has already started + + + If isRelative is TRUE sets the tween as relative + (the endValue will be calculated as startValue + endValue instead than being used directly). + Has no effect on Sequences or if the tween has already started + + + If isSpeedBased is TRUE sets the tween as speed based + (the duration will represent the number of units the tween moves x second). + Has no effect on Sequences, nested tweens, or if the tween has already started + + - None + Methods that extend Tween objects and allow to set their parameters - + + Sets the autoKill behaviour of the tween. + Has no effect if the tween has already started + + + Sets the autoKill behaviour of the tween. + Has no effect if the tween has already started + If TRUE the tween will be automatically killed when complete + + + Sets an ID for the tween, which can then be used as a filter with DOTween's static methods. + The ID to assign to this tween. Can be an int, a string, an object or anything else. + + + Sets the target for the tween, which can then be used as a filter with DOTween's static methods. + IMPORTANT: use it with caution. If you just want to set an ID for the tween use SetId instead. + When using shorcuts the shortcut target is already assigned as the tween's target, + so using this method will overwrite it and prevent shortcut-operations like myTarget.DOPause from working correctly. + The target to assign to this tween. Can be an int, a string, an object or anything else. + + + Sets the looping options for the tween. + Has no effect if the tween has already started + Number of cycles to play (-1 for infinite - will be converted to 1 in case the tween is nested in a Sequence) + + + Sets the looping options for the tween. + Has no effect if the tween has already started + Number of cycles to play (-1 for infinite - will be converted to 1 in case the tween is nested in a Sequence) + Loop behaviour type (default: LoopType.Restart) + + + Sets the ease of the tween. + If applied to Sequences eases the whole sequence animation + + + Sets the ease of the tween. + If applied to Sequences eases the whole sequence animation + Eventual overshoot to use with Back ease (default is 1.70158) + + + Sets the ease of the tween. + If applied to Sequences eases the whole sequence animation + Eventual amplitude to use with Elastic easeType (default is 1.70158) + Eventual period to use with Elastic easeType (default is 0) + + + Sets the ease of the tween using an AnimationCurve. + If applied to Sequences eases the whole sequence animation + + + Sets the ease of the tween using a custom ease function (which must return a value between 0 and 1). + If applied to Sequences eases the whole sequence animation + + + Allows the tween to be recycled after being killed. + + + Sets the recycling behaviour for the tween. + If TRUE the tween will be recycled after being killed, otherwise it will be destroyed. + + + Sets the update type to UpdateType.Normal and lets you choose if it should be independent from Unity's Time.timeScale + If TRUE the tween will ignore Unity's Time.timeScale + + + Sets the type of update for the tween + The type of update (defalt: UpdateType.Normal) + + + Sets the type of update for the tween and lets you choose if it should be independent from Unity's Time.timeScale + The type of update + If TRUE the tween will ignore Unity's Time.timeScale + + + Sets the onStart callback for the tween. + Called the first time the tween is set in a playing state, after any eventual delay + + + Sets the onPlay callback for the tween. + Called when the tween is set in a playing state, after any eventual delay. + Also called each time the tween resumes playing from a paused state + + + Sets the onPlay callback for the tween. + Called when the tween state changes from playing to paused. + If the tween has autoKill set to FALSE, this is called also when the tween reaches completion. + + + Sets the onRewind callback for the tween. + Called when the tween is rewinded, + either by calling Rewind or by reaching the start position while playing backwards. + Rewinding a tween that is already rewinded will not fire this callback + + + Sets the onUpdate callback for the tween. + Called each time the tween updates + + + Sets the onStepComplete callback for the tween. + Called the moment the tween completes one loop cycle, even when going backwards + + + Sets the onComplete callback for the tween. + Called the moment the tween reaches its final forward position, loops included + + + Sets the onKill callback for the tween. + Called the moment the tween is killed + + + Sets the onWaypointChange callback for the tween. + Called when a path tween's current waypoint changes + + + Sets the parameters of the tween (id, ease, loops, delay, timeScale, callbacks, etc) as the parameters of the given one. + Doesn't copy specific SetOptions settings: those will need to be applied manually each time. + Has no effect if the tween has already started. + NOTE: the tween's target will not be changed + Tween from which to copy the parameters + + + Sets the parameters of the tween (id, ease, loops, delay, timeScale, callbacks, etc) as the parameters of the given TweenParams. + Has no effect if the tween has already started. + TweenParams from which to copy the parameters + + + Adds the given tween to the end of the Sequence. + Has no effect if the Sequence has already started + The tween to append + + + Adds the given tween to the beginning of the Sequence, pushing forward the other nested content. + Has no effect if the Sequence has already started + The tween to prepend + + + Inserts the given tween at the same time position of the last tween added to the Sequence. + Has no effect if the Sequence has already started + + + Inserts the given tween at the given time position in the Sequence, + automatically adding an interval if needed. + Has no effect if the Sequence has already started + The time position where the tween will be placed + The tween to insert + + + Adds the given interval to the end of the Sequence. + Has no effect if the Sequence has already started + The interval duration + + + Adds the given interval to the beginning of the Sequence, pushing forward the other nested content. + Has no effect if the Sequence has already started + The interval duration + + + Adds the given callback to the end of the Sequence. + Has no effect if the Sequence has already started + The callback to append + + + Adds the given callback to the beginning of the Sequence, pushing forward the other nested content. + Has no effect if the Sequence has already started + The callback to prepend + + + Inserts the given callback at the given time position in the Sequence, + automatically adding an interval if needed. + Has no effect if the Sequence has already started + The time position where the callback will be placed + The callback to insert + + + Changes a TO tween into a FROM tween: sets the current target's position as the tween's endValue + then immediately sends the target to the previously set endValue. + + + Changes a TO tween into a FROM tween: sets the current target's position as the tween's endValue + then immediately sends the target to the previously set endValue. + If TRUE the FROM value will be calculated as relative to the current one + + + Sets a delayed startup for the tween. + Has no effect on Sequences or if the tween has already started + + + Sets the tween as relative + (the endValue will be calculated as startValue + endValue instead than being used directly). + Has no effect on Sequences or if the tween has already started + + + If isRelative is TRUE sets the tween as relative + (the endValue will be calculated as startValue + endValue instead than being used directly). + Has no effect on Sequences or if the tween has already started + + + If isSpeedBased is TRUE sets the tween as speed based + (the duration will represent the number of units the tween moves x second). + Has no effect on Sequences, nested tweens, or if the tween has already started + + + If isSpeedBased is TRUE sets the tween as speed based + (the duration will represent the number of units the tween moves x second). + Has no effect on Sequences, nested tweens, or if the tween has already started + + + Options for float tweens + If TRUE the tween will smoothly snap all values to integers + + + Options for Vector2 tweens + If TRUE the tween will smoothly snap all values to integers + + + Options for Vector2 tweens + Selecting an axis will tween the vector only on that axis, leaving the others untouched + If TRUE the tween will smoothly snap all values to integers + + + Options for Vector3 tweens + If TRUE the tween will smoothly snap all values to integers + + + Options for Vector3 tweens + Selecting an axis will tween the vector only on that axis, leaving the others untouched + If TRUE the tween will smoothly snap all values to integers + + + Options for Vector4 tweens + If TRUE the tween will smoothly snap all values to integers + + + Options for Vector4 tweens + Selecting an axis will tween the vector only on that axis, leaving the others untouched + If TRUE the tween will smoothly snap all values to integers + + + Options for Quaternion tweens + If TRUE (default) the rotation will take the shortest route, and will not rotate more than 360°. + If FALSE the rotation will be fully accounted. Is always FALSE if the tween is set as relative + + + Options for Color tweens + If TRUE only the alpha value of the color will be tweened + + + Options for Vector4 tweens + If TRUE the tween will smoothly snap all values to integers + + + Options for Vector4 tweens + If TRUE, rich text will be interpreted correctly while animated, + otherwise all tags will be considered as normal text + The type of scramble to use, if any + A string containing the characters to use for scrambling. + Use as many characters as possible (minimum 10) because DOTween uses a fast scramble mode which gives better results with more characters. + Leave it to NULL to use default ones + + + Options for Vector3Array tweens + If TRUE the tween will smoothly snap all values to integers + + + Options for Vector3Array tweens + If TRUE the tween will smoothly snap all values to integers + + + Options for Path tweens (created via the DOPath shortcut) + The eventual movement axis to lock. You can input multiple axis if you separate them like this: + AxisConstrain.X | AxisConstraint.Y + The eventual rotation axis to lock. You can input multiple axis if you separate them like this: + AxisConstrain.X | AxisConstraint.Y + + + Options for Path tweens (created via the DOPath shortcut) + If TRUE the path will be automatically closed + The eventual movement axis to lock. You can input multiple axis if you separate them like this: + AxisConstrain.X | AxisConstraint.Y + The eventual rotation axis to lock. You can input multiple axis if you separate them like this: + AxisConstrain.X | AxisConstraint.Y + + + Additional LookAt options for Path tweens (created via the DOPath shortcut). + Orients the target towards the given position. + Must be chained directly to the tween creation method or to a SetOptions + The position to look at + The eventual direction to consider as "forward". + If left to NULL defaults to the regular forward side of the transform + The vector that defines in which direction up is (default: Vector3.up) + + + Additional LookAt options for Path tweens (created via the DOPath shortcut). + Orients the target towards another transform. + Must be chained directly to the tween creation method or to a SetOptions + The transform to look at + The eventual direction to consider as "forward". + If left to NULL defaults to the regular forward side of the transform + The vector that defines in which direction up is (default: Vector3.up) + + + Additional LookAt options for Path tweens (created via the DOPath shortcut). + Orients the target to the path, with the given lookAhead. + Must be chained directly to the tween creation method or to a SetOptions + The percentage of lookAhead to use (0 to 1) + The eventual direction to consider as "forward". + If left to NULL defaults to the regular forward side of the transform + The vector that defines in which direction up is (default: Vector3.up) + + - Lets the plugin know that we restarted or rewinded + Types of log behaviours - + + Log only warnings and errors + + + Log warnings, errors and additional infos + + + Log only errors + + - Type of path to use with DOPath tweens + Indicates either a Tweener or a Sequence - - Linear, composed of straight segments between each waypoint + + TimeScale for the tween - - Curved path (which uses Catmull-Rom curves) + + If TRUE the tween wil go backwards - - - Main DOTween class. Contains static methods to create and control tweens in a generic way - + + Id (usable for filtering with DOTween static methods). Can be an int, a string, an object, or anything else - - DOTween's version + + Tween target (usable for filtering with DOTween static methods). Automatically set by tween creation shorcuts - - If TRUE (default) makes tweens slightly slower but safer, automatically taking care of a series of things - (like targets becoming null while a tween is playing). - Default: TRUE + + Called when the tween is set in a playing state, after any eventual delay. + Also called each time the tween resumes playing from a paused state - - If TRUE you will get a DOTween report when exiting play mode (only in the Editor). - Useful to know how many max Tweeners and Sequences you reached and optimize your final project accordingly. - Beware, this will slightly slow down your tweens while inside Unity Editor. - Default: FALSE + + Called when the tween state changes from playing to paused. + If the tween has autoKill set to FALSE, this is called also when the tween reaches completion. - - Global DOTween timeScale. - Default: 1 + + Called when the tween is rewinded, + either by calling Rewind or by reaching the start position while playing backwards. + Rewinding a tween that is already rewinded will not fire this callback - - If TRUE, DOTween will use Time.smoothDeltaTime instead of Time.deltaTime for UpdateType.Normal and UpdateType.Late tweens - (unless they're set as timeScaleIndependent, in which case this setting will be ignored). - Setting this to TRUE will lead to smoother animations. - Default: FALSE + + Called each time the tween updates - - If TRUE draws path gizmos in Unity Editor (if the gizmos button is active). - Deactivate this if you want to avoid gizmos overhead while in Unity Editor + + Called the moment the tween completes one loop cycle - - Default updateType for new tweens. - Default: UpdateType.Normal + + Called the moment the tween reaches completion (loops included) - - Sets whether Unity's timeScale should be taken into account by default or not. - Default: false + + Called the moment the tween is killed - - Default autoPlay behaviour for new tweens. - Default: AutoPlay.All + + Called when a path tween's current waypoint changes - - Default autoKillOnComplete behaviour for new tweens. - Default: TRUE - - - Default loopType applied to all new tweens. - Default: LoopType.Restart - - - If TRUE all newly created tweens are set as recyclable, otherwise not. - Default: FALSE - - - Default ease applied to all new Tweeners (not to Sequences which always have Ease.Linear as default). - Default: Ease.InOutQuad - - - Default overshoot/amplitude used for eases - Default: 1.70158f - - - Default period used for eases - Default: 0 - - - - Must be called once, before the first ever DOTween call/reference, - otherwise it will be called automatically and will use default options. - Calling it a second time won't have any effect. - You can chain SetCapacity to this method, to directly set the max starting size of Tweeners and Sequences: - DOTween.Init(false, false, LogBehaviour.Default).SetCapacity(100, 20); - - If TRUE all new tweens will be set for recycling, meaning that when killed, - instead of being destroyed, they will be put in a pool and reused instead of creating new tweens. This option allows you to avoid - GC allocations by reusing tweens, but you will have to take care of tween references, since they might result active - even if they were killed (since they might have been respawned and are now being used for other tweens). - If you want to automatically set your tween references to NULL when a tween is killed - you can use the OnKill callback like this: - .OnKill(()=> myTweenReference = null) - You can change this setting at any time by changing the static property, - or you can set the recycling behaviour for each tween separately, using: - SetRecyclable(bool recyclable) - Default: FALSE - If TRUE makes tweens slightly slower but safer, automatically taking care of a series of things - (like targets becoming null while a tween is playing). - You can change this setting at any time by changing the static property. - Default: FALSE - Type of logging to use. - You can change this setting at any time by changing the static property. - Default: ErrorsOnly - - - - Directly sets the current max capacity of Tweeners and Sequences - (meaning how many Tweeners and Sequences can be running at the same time), - so that DOTween doesn't need to automatically increase them in case the max is reached - (which might lead to hiccups when that happens). - Sequences capacity must be less or equal to Tweeners capacity - (if you pass a low Tweener capacity it will be automatically increased to match the Sequence's). - Beware: use this method only when there are no tweens running. - - Max Tweeners capacity. - Default: 200 - Max Sequences capacity. - Default: 50 - - - - Kills all tweens, clears all cached tween pools and plugins and resets the max Tweeners/Sequences capacities to the default values. - - If TRUE also destroys DOTween's gameObject and resets its initializiation, default settings and everything else - (so that next time you use it it will need to be re-initialized) - - - - Clears all cached tween pools. - - - - - Checks all active tweens to find and remove eventually invalid ones (usually because their targets became NULL) - and returns the total number of invalid tweens found and removed. - Automatically called when loading a new scene if is TRUE. - BEWARE: this is a slightly expensive operation so use it with care - - - - Tweens a property or field to the given value using default plugins - A getter for the field or property to tween. - Example usage with lambda:()=> myProperty - A setter for the field or property to tween - Example usage with lambda:x=> myProperty = x - The end value to reachThe tween's duration - - - Tweens a property or field to the given value using default plugins - A getter for the field or property to tween. - Example usage with lambda:()=> myProperty - A setter for the field or property to tween - Example usage with lambda:x=> myProperty = x - The end value to reachThe tween's duration - - - Tweens a property or field to the given value using default plugins - A getter for the field or property to tween. - Example usage with lambda:()=> myProperty - A setter for the field or property to tween - Example usage with lambda:x=> myProperty = x - The end value to reachThe tween's duration - - - Tweens a property or field to the given value using default plugins - A getter for the field or property to tween. - Example usage with lambda:()=> myProperty - A setter for the field or property to tween - Example usage with lambda:x=> myProperty = x - The end value to reachThe tween's duration - - - Tweens a property or field to the given value using default plugins - A getter for the field or property to tween. - Example usage with lambda:()=> myProperty - A setter for the field or property to tween - Example usage with lambda:x=> myProperty = x - The end value to reachThe tween's duration - - - Tweens a property or field to the given value using default plugins - A getter for the field or property to tween. - Example usage with lambda:()=> myProperty - A setter for the field or property to tween - Example usage with lambda:x=> myProperty = x - The end value to reachThe tween's duration - - - Tweens a property or field to the given value using default plugins - A getter for the field or property to tween. - Example usage with lambda:()=> myProperty - A setter for the field or property to tween - Example usage with lambda:x=> myProperty = x - The end value to reachThe tween's duration - - - Tweens a property or field to the given value using default plugins - A getter for the field or property to tween. - Example usage with lambda:()=> myProperty - A setter for the field or property to tween - Example usage with lambda:x=> myProperty = x - The end value to reachThe tween's duration - - - Tweens a property or field to the given value using default plugins - A getter for the field or property to tween. - Example usage with lambda:()=> myProperty - A setter for the field or property to tween - Example usage with lambda:x=> myProperty = x - The end value to reachThe tween's duration - - - Tweens a property or field to the given value using default plugins - A getter for the field or property to tween. - Example usage with lambda:()=> myProperty - A setter for the field or property to tween - Example usage with lambda:x=> myProperty = x - The end value to reachThe tween's duration - - - Tweens a property or field to the given value using default plugins - A getter for the field or property to tween. - Example usage with lambda:()=> myProperty - A setter for the field or property to tween - Example usage with lambda:x=> myProperty = x - The end value to reachThe tween's duration - - - Tweens a property or field to the given value using default plugins - A getter for the field or property to tween. - Example usage with lambda:()=> myProperty - A setter for the field or property to tween - Example usage with lambda:x=> myProperty = x - The end value to reachThe tween's duration - - - Tweens a property or field to the given value using default plugins - A getter for the field or property to tween. - Example usage with lambda:()=> myProperty - A setter for the field or property to tween - Example usage with lambda:x=> myProperty = x - The end value to reachThe tween's duration - - - Tweens a property or field to the given value using a custom plugin - The plugin to use. Each custom plugin implements a static Get() method - you'll need to call to assign the correct plugin in the correct way, like this: - CustomPlugin.Get() - A getter for the field or property to tween. - Example usage with lambda:()=> myProperty - A setter for the field or property to tween - Example usage with lambda:x=> myProperty = x - The end value to reachThe tween's duration - - - Tweens only one axis of a Vector3 to the given value using default plugins. - A getter for the field or property to tween. - Example usage with lambda:()=> myProperty - A setter for the field or property to tween - Example usage with lambda:x=> myProperty = x - The end value to reachThe tween's duration - The axis to tween - - - Tweens only the alpha of a Color to the given value using default plugins - A getter for the field or property to tween. - Example usage with lambda:()=> myProperty - A setter for the field or property to tween - Example usage with lambda:x=> myProperty = x - The end value to reachThe tween's duration - - - Tweens a virtual property from the given start to the given end value - and implements a setter that allows to use that value with an external method or a lambda - Example: - To(MyMethod, 0, 12, 0.5f); - Where MyMethod is a function that accepts a float parameter (which will be the result of the virtual tween) - The action to perform with the tweened value - The value to start from - The end value to reach - The duration of the virtual tween - - - - Punches a Vector3 towards the given direction and then back to the starting one - as if it was connected to the starting position via an elastic. - This tween type generates some GC allocations at startup - A getter for the field or property to tween. - Example usage with lambda:()=> myProperty - A setter for the field or property to tween - Example usage with lambda:x=> myProperty = x - The direction and strength of the punch - The duration of the tween - Indicates how much will the punch vibrate - Represents how much (0 to 1) the vector will go beyond the starting position when bouncing backwards. - 1 creates a full oscillation between the direction and the opposite decaying direction, - while 0 oscillates only between the starting position and the decaying direction - - - Shakes a Vector3 with the given values. - A getter for the field or property to tween. - Example usage with lambda:()=> myProperty - A setter for the field or property to tween - Example usage with lambda:x=> myProperty = x - The duration of the tween - The shake strength - Indicates how much will the shake vibrate - Indicates how much the shake will be random (0 to 180 - values higher than 90 kind of suck, so beware). - Setting it to 0 will shake along a single direction and behave like a random punch. - If TRUE only shakes on the X Y axis (looks better with things like cameras). - - - Shakes a Vector3 with the given values. - A getter for the field or property to tween. - Example usage with lambda:()=> myProperty - A setter for the field or property to tween - Example usage with lambda:x=> myProperty = x - The duration of the tween - The shake strength on each axis - Indicates how much will the shake vibrate - Indicates how much the shake will be random (0 to 180 - values higher than 90 kind of suck, so beware). - Setting it to 0 will shake along a single direction and behave like a random punch. - - - Tweens a property or field to the given values using default plugins. - Ease is applied between each segment and not as a whole. - This tween type generates some GC allocations at startup - A getter for the field or property to tween. - Example usage with lambda:()=> myProperty - A setter for the field or property to tween - Example usage with lambda:x=> myProperty = x - The end values to reach for each segment. This array must have the same length as durations - The duration of each segment. This array must have the same length as endValues - - - - Returns a new to be used for tween groups - - - - Completes all tweens and returns the number of actual tweens completed - (meaning tweens that don't have infinite loops and were not already complete) - - - Completes all tweens with the given ID or target and returns the number of actual tweens completed - (meaning the tweens that don't have infinite loops and were not already complete) - - - Flips all tweens (changing their direction to forward if it was backwards and viceversa), - then returns the number of actual tweens flipped - - - Flips the tweens with the given ID or target (changing their direction to forward if it was backwards and viceversa), - then returns the number of actual tweens flipped - - - Sends all tweens to the given position (calculating also eventual loop cycles) and returns the actual tweens involved - - - Sends all tweens with the given ID or target to the given position (calculating also eventual loop cycles) - and returns the actual tweens involved - - - Kills all tweens and returns the number of actual tweens killed - If TRUE completes the tweens before killing them - - - Kills all tweens with the given ID or target and returns the number of actual tweens killed - If TRUE completes the tweens before killing them - - - Pauses all tweens and returns the number of actual tweens paused - - - Pauses all tweens with the given ID or target and returns the number of actual tweens paused - (meaning the tweens that were actually playing and have been paused) - - - Plays all tweens and returns the number of actual tweens played - (meaning tweens that were not already playing or complete) - - - Plays all tweens with the given ID or target and returns the number of actual tweens played - (meaning the tweens that were not already playing or complete) - - - Plays all tweens with the given target and the given ID, and returns the number of actual tweens played - (meaning the tweens that were not already playing or complete) - - - Plays backwards all tweens and returns the number of actual tweens played - (meaning tweens that were not already started, playing backwards or rewinded) - - - Plays backwards all tweens with the given ID or target and returns the number of actual tweens played - (meaning the tweens that were not already started, playing backwards or rewinded) - - - Plays forward all tweens and returns the number of actual tweens played - (meaning tweens that were not already playing forward or complete) - - - Plays forward all tweens with the given ID or target and returns the number of actual tweens played - (meaning the tweens that were not already playing forward or complete) - - - Restarts all tweens, then returns the number of actual tweens restarted - - - Restarts all tweens with the given ID or target, then returns the number of actual tweens restarted - - - Restarts all tweens with the given target and the given ID, and returns the number of actual tweens played - (meaning the tweens that were not already playing or complete) - - - Rewinds and pauses all tweens, then returns the number of actual tweens rewinded - (meaning tweens that were not already rewinded) - - - Rewinds and pauses all tweens with the given ID or target, then returns the number of actual tweens rewinded - (meaning the tweens that were not already rewinded) - - - Smoothly rewinds all tweens (delays excluded), then returns the number of actual tweens rewinding/rewinded - (meaning tweens that were not already rewinded). - A "smooth rewind" animates the tween to its start position, - skipping all elapsed loops (except in case of LoopType.Incremental) while keeping the animation fluent. - Note that a tween that was smoothly rewinded will have its play direction flipped - - - Smoothly rewinds all tweens (delays excluded) with the given ID or target, then returns the number of actual tweens rewinding/rewinded - (meaning the tweens that were not already rewinded). - A "smooth rewind" animates the tween to its start position, - skipping all elapsed loops (except in case of LoopType.Incremental) while keeping the animation fluent. - Note that a tween that was smoothly rewinded will have its play direction flipped - - - Toggles the play state of all tweens and returns the number of actual tweens toggled - (meaning tweens that could be played or paused, depending on the toggle state) - - - Toggles the play state of all tweens with the given ID or target and returns the number of actual tweens toggled - (meaning the tweens that could be played or paused, depending on the toggle state) - - - - Returns TRUE if a tween with the given ID or target is active (regardless if it's playing or not). - You can also use this to know if a shortcut tween is active for a given target. - Example: - transform.DOMoveX(45, 1); // transform is automatically added as the tween target - DOTween.IsTweening(transform); // Returns true - - - - - Returns the total number of active and playing tweens. - A tween is considered as playing even if its delay is actually playing - - - - - Returns a list of all active tweens in a playing state. - Returns NULL if there are no active playing tweens. - Beware: each time you call this method a new list is generated, so use it for debug only - - - - - Returns a list of all active tweens in a paused state. - Returns NULL if there are no active paused tweens. - Beware: each time you call this method a new list is generated, so use it for debug only - - - - - Returns a list of all active tweens with the given id. - Returns NULL if there are no active tweens with the given id. - Beware: each time you call this method a new list is generated - If TRUE returns only the tweens with the given ID that are currently playing - - - - - Returns a list of all active tweens with the given target. - Returns NULL if there are no active tweens with the given target. - Beware: each time you call this method a new list is generated - If TRUE returns only the tweens with the given target that are currently playing - - - - DOTween's log behaviour. - Default: LogBehaviour.ErrorsOnly - - - - Path plugin works exclusively with Transforms - - - - - Allows to wrap ease method in special ways, adding extra features - - - - - Converts the given ease so that it also creates a stop-motion effect, by playing the tween at the given FPS - - FPS at which the tween should be played - Ease type - - - - Converts the given ease so that it also creates a stop-motion effect, by playing the tween at the given FPS - - FPS at which the tween should be played - AnimationCurve to use for the ease - - - - Converts the given ease so that it also creates a stop-motion effect, by playing the tween at the given FPS - - FPS at which the tween should be played - Custom ease function to use - - - - Types of loop - - - - Each loop cycle restarts from the beginning - - - The tween moves forward and backwards at alternate cycles - - - Continuously increments the tween at the end of each loop cycle (A to B, B to B+(A-B), and so on), thus always moving "onward". - In case of String tweens works only if the tween is set as relative + + Gets and sets the time position (loops included, delays excluded) of the tween @@ -2058,200 +2234,24 @@ The new end value If bigger than 0 applies it as the new tween duration - + - Creates virtual tweens that can be used to change other elements via their OnUpdate calls + Used internally - + - Tweens a virtual float. - You can add regular settings to the generated tween, - but do not use SetUpdate or you will overwrite the onVirtualUpdate parameter - - The value to start from - The value to tween to - The duration of the tween - A callback which must accept a parameter of type float, called at each update - - - - Returns a value based on the given ease and lifetime percentage (0 to 1) - The value to start from when lifetimePercentage is 0 - The value to reach when lifetimePercentage is 1 - The time percentage (0 to 1) at which the value should be taken - The type of ease - - - Returns a value based on the given ease and lifetime percentage (0 to 1) - The value to start from when lifetimePercentage is 0 - The value to reach when lifetimePercentage is 1 - The time percentage (0 to 1) at which the value should be taken - The type of ease - Eventual overshoot to use with Back ease - - - Returns a value based on the given ease and lifetime percentage (0 to 1) - The value to start from when lifetimePercentage is 0 - The value to reach when lifetimePercentage is 1 - The time percentage (0 to 1) at which the value should be taken - The type of ease - Eventual amplitude to use with Elastic easeType - Eventual period to use with Elastic easeType - - - Returns a value based on the given ease and lifetime percentage (0 to 1) - The value to start from when lifetimePercentage is 0 - The value to reach when lifetimePercentage is 1 - The time percentage (0 to 1) at which the value should be taken - The AnimationCurve to use for ease - - - Fires the given callback after the given time. - Callback delay - Callback to fire when the delay has expired - If TRUE (default) ignores Unity's timeScale - - - - Used to interpret AnimationCurves as eases. - Public so it can be used by external ease factories + Update type - - - This class contains a C# port of the easing equations created by Robert Penner (http://robertpenner.com/easing). - + + Updates every frame during Update calls - - - Easing equation function for a bounce (exponentially decaying parabolic bounce) easing in: accelerating from zero velocity. - - - Current time (in frames or seconds). - - - Expected easing duration (in frames or seconds). - - Unused: here to keep same delegate for all ease types. - Unused: here to keep same delegate for all ease types. - - The eased value. - + + Updates every frame during LateUpdate calls - - - Easing equation function for a bounce (exponentially decaying parabolic bounce) easing out: decelerating from zero velocity. - - - Current time (in frames or seconds). - - - Expected easing duration (in frames or seconds). - - Unused: here to keep same delegate for all ease types. - Unused: here to keep same delegate for all ease types. - - The eased value. - - - - - Easing equation function for a bounce (exponentially decaying parabolic bounce) easing in/out: acceleration until halfway, then deceleration. - - - Current time (in frames or seconds). - - - Expected easing duration (in frames or seconds). - - Unused: here to keep same delegate for all ease types. - Unused: here to keep same delegate for all ease types. - - The eased value. - - - - - Struct that stores two colors (used for LineRenderer tweens) - - - - - What axis to constrain in case of Vector tweens - - - - - Type of scramble to apply to string tweens - - - - - No scrambling of characters - - - - - A-Z + a-z + 0-9 characters - - - - - A-Z characters - - - - - a-z characters - - - - - 0-9 characters - - - - - Custom characters - - - - - Path control point - - - - - Returns a value between 0 and 1 (inclusive) based on the elapsed time and ease selected - - - - - Returns a value between 0 and 1 (inclusive) based on the elapsed time and ease selected - - - - - Returns a Vector3 with z = 0 - - - - - Returns the 2D angle between two vectors - - - - - Gets the point on the path at the given percentage (0 to 1) - - The percentage (0 to 1) at which to get the point - If TRUE constant speed is taken into account, otherwise not - - - - Public only so custom shortcuts can access some of these methods - + + Updates using FixedUpdate calls diff --git a/UnityTests.Unity5/Assets/Demigiant/DOTween/DOTween.dll b/UnityTests.Unity5/Assets/Demigiant/DOTween/DOTween.dll index 4210724..b0bb158 100644 Binary files a/UnityTests.Unity5/Assets/Demigiant/DOTween/DOTween.dll and b/UnityTests.Unity5/Assets/Demigiant/DOTween/DOTween.dll differ diff --git a/UnityTests.Unity5/Assets/Demigiant/DOTween/DOTween.dll.mdb 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ea0b871..0298745 100644 Binary files a/UnityTests.Unity5/Assets/Demigiant/DOTween/DOTween46.dll and b/UnityTests.Unity5/Assets/Demigiant/DOTween/DOTween46.dll differ diff --git a/UnityTests.Unity5/Assets/Demigiant/DOTween/DOTween46.dll.mdb b/UnityTests.Unity5/Assets/Demigiant/DOTween/DOTween46.dll.mdb index 0689185..5dbd96f 100644 Binary files a/UnityTests.Unity5/Assets/Demigiant/DOTween/DOTween46.dll.mdb and b/UnityTests.Unity5/Assets/Demigiant/DOTween/DOTween46.dll.mdb differ diff --git a/UnityTests.Unity5/Assets/Demigiant/DOTween/DOTween46.xml b/UnityTests.Unity5/Assets/Demigiant/DOTween/DOTween46.xml index 3771132..8ba34f3 100644 --- a/UnityTests.Unity5/Assets/Demigiant/DOTween/DOTween46.xml +++ b/UnityTests.Unity5/Assets/Demigiant/DOTween/DOTween46.xml @@ -4,6 +4,17 @@ DOTween46 + + + Various utils that require Unity 4.6 or later + + + + + Converts the anchoredPosition of the first RectTransform to the second RectTransform, + taking into consideration offset, anchors and pivot, and returns the new anchoredPosition + + Methods that extend known Unity objects and allow to directly create and control tweens from their instances. @@ -181,16 +192,5 @@ Also stores the Text as the tween's target so it can be used for filtered operations The value to tween toThe duration of the tween - - - Various utils that require Unity 4.6 or later - - - - - Converts the anchoredPosition of the first RectTransform to the second RectTransform, - taking into consideration offset, anchors and pivot, and returns the new anchoredPosition - - diff --git a/UnityTests.Unity5/Assets/Demigiant/DOTween/DOTween50.dll b/UnityTests.Unity5/Assets/Demigiant/DOTween/DOTween50.dll index afd0c94..13a2fc3 100644 Binary files a/UnityTests.Unity5/Assets/Demigiant/DOTween/DOTween50.dll and b/UnityTests.Unity5/Assets/Demigiant/DOTween/DOTween50.dll differ diff --git a/UnityTests.Unity5/Assets/Demigiant/DOTween/DOTween50.dll.mdb b/UnityTests.Unity5/Assets/Demigiant/DOTween/DOTween50.dll.mdb index 4438b97..b517c01 100644 Binary files a/UnityTests.Unity5/Assets/Demigiant/DOTween/DOTween50.dll.mdb and b/UnityTests.Unity5/Assets/Demigiant/DOTween/DOTween50.dll.mdb differ diff --git a/UnityTests.Unity5/Assets/Demigiant/DOTween/Editor/DOTweenEditor.XML b/UnityTests.Unity5/Assets/Demigiant/DOTween/Editor/DOTweenEditor.XML index db17f44..6afe743 100644 --- a/UnityTests.Unity5/Assets/Demigiant/DOTween/Editor/DOTweenEditor.XML +++ b/UnityTests.Unity5/Assets/Demigiant/DOTween/Editor/DOTweenEditor.XML @@ -4,17 +4,6 @@ DOTweenEditor - - - Not used as menu item anymore, but as a utiity function - - - - - Setups DOTween - - If TRUE, no warning window appears in case there is no need for setup - Checks that the given editor texture use the correct import settings, @@ -61,5 +50,16 @@ Full path for the given loaded assembly, assembly file included + + + Not used as menu item anymore, but as a utiity function + + + + + Setups DOTween + + If TRUE, no warning window appears in case there is no need for setup + diff --git a/UnityTests.Unity5/Assets/Demigiant/DOTween/Editor/DOTweenEditor.dll b/UnityTests.Unity5/Assets/Demigiant/DOTween/Editor/DOTweenEditor.dll index 7820f3b..d2ec7e2 100644 Binary files a/UnityTests.Unity5/Assets/Demigiant/DOTween/Editor/DOTweenEditor.dll and b/UnityTests.Unity5/Assets/Demigiant/DOTween/Editor/DOTweenEditor.dll differ diff --git a/UnityTests.Unity5/Assets/Demigiant/DOTween/Editor/DOTweenEditor.dll.mdb b/UnityTests.Unity5/Assets/Demigiant/DOTween/Editor/DOTweenEditor.dll.mdb index fb8c228..544096d 100644 Binary files a/UnityTests.Unity5/Assets/Demigiant/DOTween/Editor/DOTweenEditor.dll.mdb and b/UnityTests.Unity5/Assets/Demigiant/DOTween/Editor/DOTweenEditor.dll.mdb differ diff --git a/UnityTests.Unity5/Assets/Demigiant/DOTween/Editor/vs67D.tmp b/UnityTests.Unity5/Assets/Demigiant/DOTween/Editor/vs67D.tmp new file mode 100644 index 0000000..6afe743 --- /dev/null +++ b/UnityTests.Unity5/Assets/Demigiant/DOTween/Editor/vs67D.tmp @@ -0,0 +1,65 @@ + + + + DOTweenEditor + + + + + Checks that the given editor texture use the correct import settings, + and applies them if they're incorrect. + + + + + Returns TRUE if addons setup is required. + + + + + Returns TRUE if the file/directory at the given path exists. + + Path, relative to Unity's project folder + + + + + Converts the given project-relative path to a full path, + with backward (\) slashes). + + + + + Converts the given full path to a path usable with AssetDatabase methods + (relative to Unity's project folder, and with the correct Unity forward (/) slashes). + + + + + Connects to a asset. + If the asset already exists at the given path, loads it and returns it. + Otherwise, either returns NULL or automatically creates it before loading and returning it + (depending on the given parameters). + + Asset type + File path (relative to Unity's project folder) + If TRUE and the requested asset doesn't exist, forces its creation + + + + Full path for the given loaded assembly, assembly file included + + + + + Not used as menu item anymore, but as a utiity function + + + + + Setups DOTween + + If TRUE, no warning window appears in case there is no need for setup + + + diff --git a/UnityTests.Unity5/Assets/Demigiant/DOTween/Editor/vsBAE5.tmp b/UnityTests.Unity5/Assets/Demigiant/DOTween/Editor/vsBAE5.tmp new file mode 100644 index 0000000..db17f44 --- /dev/null +++ b/UnityTests.Unity5/Assets/Demigiant/DOTween/Editor/vsBAE5.tmp @@ -0,0 +1,65 @@ + + + + DOTweenEditor + + + + + Not used as menu item anymore, but as a utiity function + + + + + Setups DOTween + + If TRUE, no warning window appears in case there is no need for setup + + + + Checks that the given editor texture use the correct import settings, + and applies them if they're incorrect. + + + + + Returns TRUE if addons setup is required. + + + + + Returns TRUE if the file/directory at the given path exists. + + Path, relative to Unity's project folder + + + + + Converts the given project-relative path to a full path, + with backward (\) slashes). + + + + + Converts the given full path to a path usable with AssetDatabase methods + (relative to Unity's project folder, and with the correct Unity forward (/) slashes). + + + + + Connects to a asset. + If the asset already exists at the given path, loads it and returns it. + Otherwise, either returns NULL or automatically creates it before loading and returning it + (depending on the given parameters). + + Asset type + File path (relative to Unity's project folder) + If TRUE and the requested asset doesn't exist, forces its creation + + + + Full path for the given loaded assembly, assembly file included + + + + diff --git a/UnityTests.Unity5/Assets/UnityVS/Editor/UnityVS.VersionSpecific.dll b/UnityTests.Unity5/Assets/UnityVS/Editor/UnityVS.VersionSpecific.dll index 5e90e3f..d80335c 100644 Binary files a/UnityTests.Unity5/Assets/UnityVS/Editor/UnityVS.VersionSpecific.dll and b/UnityTests.Unity5/Assets/UnityVS/Editor/UnityVS.VersionSpecific.dll differ diff --git a/UnityTests.Unity5/Assets/UnityVS/Editor/UnityVS.VersionSpecific.dll.meta b/UnityTests.Unity5/Assets/UnityVS/Editor/UnityVS.VersionSpecific.dll.meta index d12d43a..02282e3 100644 --- a/UnityTests.Unity5/Assets/UnityVS/Editor/UnityVS.VersionSpecific.dll.meta +++ b/UnityTests.Unity5/Assets/UnityVS/Editor/UnityVS.VersionSpecific.dll.meta @@ -1,6 +1,6 @@ fileFormatVersion: 2 guid: 42c12149efdc035458bffa42058b9a04 -timeCreated: 1431691381 +timeCreated: 1437676366 licenseType: Free PluginImporter: serializedVersion: 1 diff --git a/UnityTests.Unity5/Assets/_Tests/TempTests.cs b/UnityTests.Unity5/Assets/_Tests/TempTests.cs index fe057a5..1ffe664 100644 --- a/UnityTests.Unity5/Assets/_Tests/TempTests.cs +++ b/UnityTests.Unity5/Assets/_Tests/TempTests.cs @@ -14,15 +14,10 @@ public class TempTests : BrainBase void Start() { - Tween t = target.DOJump(new Vector3(4, 3, 0), 2, 1, 1).SetRelative(); - if (delay > 0) t.SetDelay(delay); - t.OnStart(()=>Debug.Log("Start")); - t.OnComplete(()=>Debug.Log("Complete")); - - - // Tween t = DOTween.Sequence().Append(target.DOMoveX(2, 1).SetRelative()); - // if (delay > 0) t.SetDelay(delay); - // t.OnStart(()=>Debug.Log("Start")); - // t.OnComplete(()=>Debug.Log("Complete")); + DOTween.Sequence() + .Append(target.DOMoveX(2, 2)) + .Join(target.DOMoveY(2, 2)) + .Append(target.DOScale(2, 2)) + .Join(target.DORotate(new Vector3(0, 0, 180), 2)); } } \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/UnityTests.Unity5/Assets/_Tests/TempTests.unity b/UnityTests.Unity5/Assets/_Tests/TempTests.unity index 21b5ff3..9471771 100644 Binary files a/UnityTests.Unity5/Assets/_Tests/TempTests.unity and b/UnityTests.Unity5/Assets/_Tests/TempTests.unity differ diff --git a/UnityTests.Unity5/ProjectSettings/ProjectSettings.asset b/UnityTests.Unity5/ProjectSettings/ProjectSettings.asset index f889acc..348c752 100644 Binary files a/UnityTests.Unity5/ProjectSettings/ProjectSettings.asset and b/UnityTests.Unity5/ProjectSettings/ProjectSettings.asset differ diff --git a/UnityTests.Unity5/ProjectSettings/ProjectVersion.txt b/UnityTests.Unity5/ProjectSettings/ProjectVersion.txt index 802c8ce..78b2941 100644 --- a/UnityTests.Unity5/ProjectSettings/ProjectVersion.txt +++ b/UnityTests.Unity5/ProjectSettings/ProjectVersion.txt @@ -1,2 +1,2 @@ -m_EditorVersion: 5.0.2f1 +m_EditorVersion: 5.1.1f1 m_StandardAssetsVersion: 0 diff --git a/_DOTween.Assembly/DOTween/DOTween.cs b/_DOTween.Assembly/DOTween/DOTween.cs index 85527cc..70dd059 100644 --- a/_DOTween.Assembly/DOTween/DOTween.cs +++ b/_DOTween.Assembly/DOTween/DOTween.cs @@ -32,7 +32,7 @@ namespace DG.Tweening public class DOTween { /// DOTween's version - public static readonly string Version = "1.0.800"; + public static readonly string Version = "1.0.805"; /////////////////////////////////////////////// // Options //////////////////////////////////// diff --git a/_DOTween.Assembly/DOTween/DOTween.csproj b/_DOTween.Assembly/DOTween/DOTween.csproj index 8d4e52e..5e4c86b 100644 --- a/_DOTween.Assembly/DOTween/DOTween.csproj +++ b/_DOTween.Assembly/DOTween/DOTween.csproj @@ -49,7 +49,7 @@ - C:\Program Files\_Design\Unity\Editor\Data\Managed\UnityEngine.dll + C:\Program Files (x86)\Unity 3\Editor\Data\Managed\UnityEngine.dll False @@ -165,7 +165,7 @@ DEL $(TargetDir)\*.tmp CD $(TargetDir) echo Converting PDB to MDB and deleting PDB... -"c:\Program Files\_Design\Unity 4.6\Editor\Data\MonoBleedingEdge\lib\mono\4.0\pdb2mdb.exe" $(TargetFileName) +"c:\Program Files\pdb2mdb\pdb2mdb.exe" $(TargetFileName) DEL $(TargetName).pdb echo Exporting Assembly to %25DestinationDir%25 diff --git a/_DOTween.Assembly/DOTween/Sequence.cs b/_DOTween.Assembly/DOTween/Sequence.cs index 6561cfd..dd7d999 100644 --- a/_DOTween.Assembly/DOTween/Sequence.cs +++ b/_DOTween.Assembly/DOTween/Sequence.cs @@ -39,8 +39,8 @@ namespace DG.Tweening internal static Sequence DoPrepend(Sequence inSequence, Tween t) { if (t.loops == -1) t.loops = 1; -// float tFullTime = t.delay + (t.duration * t.loops); - float tFullTime = t.duration * t.loops; + float tFullTime = t.delay + (t.duration * t.loops); +// float tFullTime = t.duration * t.loops; inSequence.duration += tFullTime; int len = inSequence._sequencedObjs.Count; for (int i = 0; i < len; ++i) { @@ -56,17 +56,17 @@ namespace DG.Tweening { TweenManager.AddActiveTweenToSequence(t); -// // If t has a delay add it as an interval -// atPosition += t.delay; -// inSequence.lastTweenInsertTime = atPosition; + // If t has a delay add it as an interval + atPosition += t.delay; + inSequence.lastTweenInsertTime = atPosition; t.isSequenced = t.creationLocked = true; t.sequenceParent = inSequence; if (t.loops == -1) t.loops = 1; float tFullTime = t.duration * t.loops; t.autoKill = false; -// t.delay = t.elapsedDelay = 0; -// t.delayComplete = true; + t.delay = t.elapsedDelay = 0; + t.delayComplete = true; t.isSpeedBased = false; t.sequencedPosition = atPosition; t.sequencedEndPosition = atPosition + tFullTime; diff --git a/_DOTween.Assembly/DOTween43/DOTween43.csproj b/_DOTween.Assembly/DOTween43/DOTween43.csproj index 7976dd9..0702de5 100644 --- a/_DOTween.Assembly/DOTween43/DOTween43.csproj +++ b/_DOTween.Assembly/DOTween43/DOTween43.csproj @@ -49,7 +49,7 @@ - C:\Program Files\_Design\Unity 4.3\Editor\Data\Managed\UnityEngine.dll + C:\Program Files (x86)\Unity 45\Editor\Data\Managed\UnityEngine.dll False @@ -86,7 +86,7 @@ DEL $(TargetDir)\*.tmp CD $(TargetDir) echo Converting PDB to MDB and deleting PDB... -"c:\Program Files\_Design\Unity 4.6\Editor\Data\MonoBleedingEdge\lib\mono\4.0\pdb2mdb.exe" $(TargetFileName) +"c:\Program Files\pdb2mdb\pdb2mdb.exe" $(TargetFileName) DEL $(TargetName).pdb echo Exporting Assembly to %25DestinationDir%25 diff --git a/_DOTween.Assembly/DOTween46/DOTween46.csproj b/_DOTween.Assembly/DOTween46/DOTween46.csproj index 83e770b..92e6342 100644 --- a/_DOTween.Assembly/DOTween46/DOTween46.csproj +++ b/_DOTween.Assembly/DOTween46/DOTween46.csproj @@ -47,11 +47,11 @@ - C:\Program Files\_Design\Unity 4.6\Editor\Data\Managed\UnityEngine.dll + C:\Program Files (x86)\Unity 46\Editor\Data\Managed\UnityEngine.dll False - C:\Program Files\_Design\Unity 4.6\Editor\Data\UnityExtensions\Unity\GUISystem\4.6.1\UnityEngine.UI.dll + C:\Program Files (x86)\Unity 46\Editor\Data\UnityExtensions\Unity\GUISystem\4.6.0\UnityEngine.UI.dll False @@ -88,7 +88,7 @@ DEL $(TargetDir)\*.tmp CD $(TargetDir) echo Converting PDB to MDB and deleting PDB... -"c:\Program Files\_Design\Unity 4.6\Editor\Data\MonoBleedingEdge\lib\mono\4.0\pdb2mdb.exe" $(TargetFileName) +"c:\Program Files\pdb2mdb\pdb2mdb.exe" $(TargetFileName) DEL $(TargetName).pdb echo Exporting Assembly to %25DestinationDir%25 diff --git a/_DOTween.Assembly/DOTween50/DOTween50.csproj b/_DOTween.Assembly/DOTween50/DOTween50.csproj index adb0b48..fd0b1d4 100644 --- a/_DOTween.Assembly/DOTween50/DOTween50.csproj +++ b/_DOTween.Assembly/DOTween50/DOTween50.csproj @@ -47,7 +47,7 @@ - C:\Program Files\_Design\Unity 5\Editor\Data\Managed\UnityEngine.dll + C:\Program Files\Unity 5\Editor\Data\Managed\UnityEngine.dll False @@ -84,7 +84,7 @@ DEL $(TargetDir)\*.tmp CD $(TargetDir) echo Converting PDB to MDB and deleting PDB... -"c:\Program Files\_Design\Unity 4.6\Editor\Data\MonoBleedingEdge\lib\mono\4.0\pdb2mdb.exe" $(TargetFileName) +"c:\Program Files\pdb2mdb\pdb2mdb.exe" $(TargetFileName) DEL $(TargetName).pdb echo Exporting Assembly to %25DestinationDir%25 diff --git a/_DOTween.Assembly/DOTweenEditor/DOTweenEditor.csproj b/_DOTween.Assembly/DOTweenEditor/DOTweenEditor.csproj index 194fb18..1417992 100644 --- a/_DOTween.Assembly/DOTweenEditor/DOTweenEditor.csproj +++ b/_DOTween.Assembly/DOTweenEditor/DOTweenEditor.csproj @@ -49,11 +49,11 @@ - C:\Program Files\_Design\Unity\Editor\Data\Managed\UnityEditor.dll + C:\Program Files (x86)\Unity 3\Editor\Data\Managed\UnityEditor.dll False - C:\Program Files\_Design\Unity\Editor\Data\Managed\UnityEngine.dll + C:\Program Files (x86)\Unity 3\Editor\Data\Managed\UnityEngine.dll False @@ -96,7 +96,7 @@ DEL $(TargetDir)\*.tmp CD $(TargetDir) echo Converting PDB to MDB and deleting PDB... -"c:\Program Files\_Design\Unity 4.6\Editor\Data\MonoBleedingEdge\lib\mono\4.0\pdb2mdb.exe" $(TargetFileName) +"c:\Program Files\pdb2mdb\pdb2mdb.exe" $(TargetFileName) DEL $(TargetName).pdb echo Exporting Assembly to %25DestinationDir%25 diff --git a/_DOTween.Assembly/bin/DOTween.XML b/_DOTween.Assembly/bin/DOTween.XML index d5a9cfc..ed3c17f 100644 --- a/_DOTween.Assembly/bin/DOTween.XML +++ b/_DOTween.Assembly/bin/DOTween.XML @@ -4,158 +4,45 @@ DOTween - + - Update type + Types of autoPlay behaviours - - Updates every frame during Update calls + + No tween is automatically played - - Updates every frame during LateUpdate calls + + Only Sequences are automatically played - - Updates using FixedUpdate calls + + Only Tweeners are automatically played - + + All tweens are automatically played + + - Path mode (used to determine correct LookAt orientation) + What axis to constrain in case of Vector tweens - - Ignores the path mode (and thus LookAt behaviour) + + Called the first time the tween is set in a playing state, after any eventual delay - - Regular 3D path - - - 2D top-down path - - - 2D side-scroller path - - + - Used internally + Used in place of System.Func, which is not available in mscorlib. - + - This class serves only as a utility class to store tween settings to apply on multiple tweens. - It is in no way needed otherwise, since you can directly apply tween settings to a tween via chaining + Used in place of System.Action. - - A variable you can eventually Clear and reuse when needed, - to avoid instantiating TweenParams objects - - - Creates a new TweenParams object, which you can use to store tween settings - to pass to multiple tweens via myTween.SetAs(myTweenParms) - - - Clears and resets this TweenParams instance using default values, - so it can be reused without instantiating another one - - - Sets the autoKill behaviour of the tween. - Has no effect if the tween has already started - If TRUE the tween will be automatically killed when complete - - - Sets an ID for the tween, which can then be used as a filter with DOTween's static methods. - The ID to assign to this tween. Can be an int, a string, an object or anything else. - - - Sets the target for the tween, which can then be used as a filter with DOTween's static methods. - IMPORTANT: use it with caution. If you just want to set an ID for the tween use SetId instead. - When using shorcuts the shortcut target is already assigned as the tween's target, - so using this method will overwrite it and prevent shortcut-operations like myTarget.DOPause from working correctly. - The target to assign to this tween. Can be an int, a string, an object or anything else. - - - Sets the looping options for the tween. - Has no effect if the tween has already started - Number of cycles to play (-1 for infinite - will be converted to 1 in case the tween is nested in a Sequence) - Loop behaviour type (default: LoopType.Restart) - - - Sets the ease of the tween. - If applied to Sequences eases the whole sequence animation - Eventual overshoot or amplitude to use with Back or Elastic easeType (default is 1.70158) - Eventual period to use with Elastic easeType (default is 0) - - - Sets the ease of the tween using an AnimationCurve. - If applied to Sequences eases the whole sequence animation - - - Sets the ease of the tween using a custom ease function. - If applied to Sequences eases the whole sequence animation - - - Sets the recycling behaviour for the tween. - If TRUE the tween will be recycled after being killed, otherwise it will be destroyed. - - - Sets the update type to the one defined in DOTween.defaultUpdateType (UpdateType.Normal unless changed) - and lets you choose if it should be independent from Unity's Time.timeScale - If TRUE the tween will ignore Unity's Time.timeScale - - - Sets the type of update (default or independent) for the tween - The type of update (default: UpdateType.Normal) - If TRUE the tween will ignore Unity's Time.timeScale - - - Sets the onStart callback for the tween. - Called the first time the tween is set in a playing state, after any eventual delay - - - Sets the onPlay callback for the tween. - Called when the tween is set in a playing state, after any eventual delay. - Also called each time the tween resumes playing from a paused state - - - Sets the onRewind callback for the tween. - Called when the tween is rewinded, - either by calling Rewind or by reaching the start position while playing backwards. - Rewinding a tween that is already rewinded will not fire this callback - - - Sets the onUpdate callback for the tween. - Called each time the tween updates - - - Sets the onStepComplete callback for the tween. - Called the moment the tween completes one loop cycle, even when going backwards - - - Sets the onComplete callback for the tween. - Called the moment the tween reaches its final forward position, loops included - - - Sets the onKill callback for the tween. - Called the moment the tween is killed - - - Sets the onWaypointChange callback for the tween. - Called when a path tween reaches a new waypoint - - - Sets a delayed startup for the tween. - Has no effect on Sequences or if the tween has already started - - - If isRelative is TRUE sets the tween as relative - (the endValue will be calculated as startValue + endValue instead than being used directly). - Has no effect on Sequences or if the tween has already started - - - If isSpeedBased is TRUE sets the tween as speed based - (the duration will represent the number of units the tween moves x second). - Has no effect on Sequences, nested tweens, or if the tween has already started + + + Public so it can be used by lose scripts related to DOTween (like DOTweenAnimation) + @@ -163,6 +50,720 @@ Contains all instance-based methods + + Used internally inside Unity Editor, as a trick to update DOTween's inspector at every frame + + + + Directly sets the current max capacity of Tweeners and Sequences + (meaning how many Tweeners and Sequences can be running at the same time), + so that DOTween doesn't need to automatically increase them in case the max is reached + (which might lead to hiccups when that happens). + Sequences capacity must be less or equal to Tweeners capacity + (if you pass a low Tweener capacity it will be automatically increased to match the Sequence's). + Beware: use this method only when there are no tweens running. + + Max Tweeners capacity. + Default: 200 + Max Sequences capacity. + Default: 50 + + + + This class contains a C# port of the easing equations created by Robert Penner (http://robertpenner.com/easing). + + + + + Easing equation function for a bounce (exponentially decaying parabolic bounce) easing in: accelerating from zero velocity. + + + Current time (in frames or seconds). + + + Expected easing duration (in frames or seconds). + + Unused: here to keep same delegate for all ease types. + Unused: here to keep same delegate for all ease types. + + The eased value. + + + + + Easing equation function for a bounce (exponentially decaying parabolic bounce) easing out: decelerating from zero velocity. + + + Current time (in frames or seconds). + + + Expected easing duration (in frames or seconds). + + Unused: here to keep same delegate for all ease types. + Unused: here to keep same delegate for all ease types. + + The eased value. + + + + + Easing equation function for a bounce (exponentially decaying parabolic bounce) easing in/out: acceleration until halfway, then deceleration. + + + Current time (in frames or seconds). + + + Expected easing duration (in frames or seconds). + + Unused: here to keep same delegate for all ease types. + Unused: here to keep same delegate for all ease types. + + The eased value. + + + + + Returns a value between 0 and 1 (inclusive) based on the elapsed time and ease selected + + + + + Returns a value between 0 and 1 (inclusive) based on the elapsed time and ease selected + + + + + Used to interpret AnimationCurves as eases. + Public so it can be used by external ease factories + + + + + Additional notices passed to plugins when updating. + Public so it can be used by custom plugins. Internally, only PathPlugin uses it + + + + + None + + + + + Lets the plugin know that we restarted or rewinded + + + + + Public only so custom shortcuts can access some of these methods + + + + + Returns a Vector3 with z = 0 + + + + + Returns the 2D angle between two vectors + + + + + Struct that stores two colors (used for LineRenderer tweens) + + + + + Used for tween callbacks + + + + + Used for tween callbacks + + + + + Used for custom and animationCurve-based ease functions. Must return a value between 0 and 1. + + + + + Main DOTween class. Contains static methods to create and control tweens in a generic way + + + + DOTween's version + + + If TRUE (default) makes tweens slightly slower but safer, automatically taking care of a series of things + (like targets becoming null while a tween is playing). + Default: TRUE + + + If TRUE you will get a DOTween report when exiting play mode (only in the Editor). + Useful to know how many max Tweeners and Sequences you reached and optimize your final project accordingly. + Beware, this will slightly slow down your tweens while inside Unity Editor. + Default: FALSE + + + Global DOTween timeScale. + Default: 1 + + + If TRUE, DOTween will use Time.smoothDeltaTime instead of Time.deltaTime for UpdateType.Normal and UpdateType.Late tweens + (unless they're set as timeScaleIndependent, in which case this setting will be ignored). + Setting this to TRUE will lead to smoother animations. + Default: FALSE + + + DOTween's log behaviour. + Default: LogBehaviour.ErrorsOnly + + + If TRUE draws path gizmos in Unity Editor (if the gizmos button is active). + Deactivate this if you want to avoid gizmos overhead while in Unity Editor + + + Default updateType for new tweens. + Default: UpdateType.Normal + + + Sets whether Unity's timeScale should be taken into account by default or not. + Default: false + + + Default autoPlay behaviour for new tweens. + Default: AutoPlay.All + + + Default autoKillOnComplete behaviour for new tweens. + Default: TRUE + + + Default loopType applied to all new tweens. + Default: LoopType.Restart + + + If TRUE all newly created tweens are set as recyclable, otherwise not. + Default: FALSE + + + Default ease applied to all new Tweeners (not to Sequences which always have Ease.Linear as default). + Default: Ease.InOutQuad + + + Default overshoot/amplitude used for eases + Default: 1.70158f + + + Default period used for eases + Default: 0 + + + + Must be called once, before the first ever DOTween call/reference, + otherwise it will be called automatically and will use default options. + Calling it a second time won't have any effect. + You can chain SetCapacity to this method, to directly set the max starting size of Tweeners and Sequences: + DOTween.Init(false, false, LogBehaviour.Default).SetCapacity(100, 20); + + If TRUE all new tweens will be set for recycling, meaning that when killed, + instead of being destroyed, they will be put in a pool and reused instead of creating new tweens. This option allows you to avoid + GC allocations by reusing tweens, but you will have to take care of tween references, since they might result active + even if they were killed (since they might have been respawned and are now being used for other tweens). + If you want to automatically set your tween references to NULL when a tween is killed + you can use the OnKill callback like this: + .OnKill(()=> myTweenReference = null) + You can change this setting at any time by changing the static property, + or you can set the recycling behaviour for each tween separately, using: + SetRecyclable(bool recyclable) + Default: FALSE + If TRUE makes tweens slightly slower but safer, automatically taking care of a series of things + (like targets becoming null while a tween is playing). + You can change this setting at any time by changing the static property. + Default: FALSE + Type of logging to use. + You can change this setting at any time by changing the static property. + Default: ErrorsOnly + + + + Directly sets the current max capacity of Tweeners and Sequences + (meaning how many Tweeners and Sequences can be running at the same time), + so that DOTween doesn't need to automatically increase them in case the max is reached + (which might lead to hiccups when that happens). + Sequences capacity must be less or equal to Tweeners capacity + (if you pass a low Tweener capacity it will be automatically increased to match the Sequence's). + Beware: use this method only when there are no tweens running. + + Max Tweeners capacity. + Default: 200 + Max Sequences capacity. + Default: 50 + + + + Kills all tweens, clears all cached tween pools and plugins and resets the max Tweeners/Sequences capacities to the default values. + + If TRUE also destroys DOTween's gameObject and resets its initializiation, default settings and everything else + (so that next time you use it it will need to be re-initialized) + + + + Clears all cached tween pools. + + + + + Checks all active tweens to find and remove eventually invalid ones (usually because their targets became NULL) + and returns the total number of invalid tweens found and removed. + Automatically called when loading a new scene if is TRUE. + BEWARE: this is a slightly expensive operation so use it with care + + + + Tweens a property or field to the given value using default plugins + A getter for the field or property to tween. + Example usage with lambda:()=> myProperty + A setter for the field or property to tween + Example usage with lambda:x=> myProperty = x + The end value to reachThe tween's duration + + + Tweens a property or field to the given value using default plugins + A getter for the field or property to tween. + Example usage with lambda:()=> myProperty + A setter for the field or property to tween + Example usage with lambda:x=> myProperty = x + The end value to reachThe tween's duration + + + Tweens a property or field to the given value using default plugins + A getter for the field or property to tween. + Example usage with lambda:()=> myProperty + A setter for the field or property to tween + Example usage with lambda:x=> myProperty = x + The end value to reachThe tween's duration + + + Tweens a property or field to the given value using default plugins + A getter for the field or property to tween. + Example usage with lambda:()=> myProperty + A setter for the field or property to tween + Example usage with lambda:x=> myProperty = x + The end value to reachThe tween's duration + + + Tweens a property or field to the given value using default plugins + A getter for the field or property to tween. + Example usage with lambda:()=> myProperty + A setter for the field or property to tween + Example usage with lambda:x=> myProperty = x + The end value to reachThe tween's duration + + + Tweens a property or field to the given value using default plugins + A getter for the field or property to tween. + Example usage with lambda:()=> myProperty + A setter for the field or property to tween + Example usage with lambda:x=> myProperty = x + The end value to reachThe tween's duration + + + Tweens a property or field to the given value using default plugins + A getter for the field or property to tween. + Example usage with lambda:()=> myProperty + A setter for the field or property to tween + Example usage with lambda:x=> myProperty = x + The end value to reachThe tween's duration + + + Tweens a property or field to the given value using default plugins + A getter for the field or property to tween. + Example usage with lambda:()=> myProperty + A setter for the field or property to tween + Example usage with lambda:x=> myProperty = x + The end value to reachThe tween's duration + + + Tweens a property or field to the given value using default plugins + A getter for the field or property to tween. + Example usage with lambda:()=> myProperty + A setter for the field or property to tween + Example usage with lambda:x=> myProperty = x + The end value to reachThe tween's duration + + + Tweens a property or field to the given value using default plugins + A getter for the field or property to tween. + Example usage with lambda:()=> myProperty + A setter for the field or property to tween + Example usage with lambda:x=> myProperty = x + The end value to reachThe tween's duration + + + Tweens a property or field to the given value using default plugins + A getter for the field or property to tween. + Example usage with lambda:()=> myProperty + A setter for the field or property to tween + Example usage with lambda:x=> myProperty = x + The end value to reachThe tween's duration + + + Tweens a property or field to the given value using default plugins + A getter for the field or property to tween. + Example usage with lambda:()=> myProperty + A setter for the field or property to tween + Example usage with lambda:x=> myProperty = x + The end value to reachThe tween's duration + + + Tweens a property or field to the given value using default plugins + A getter for the field or property to tween. + Example usage with lambda:()=> myProperty + A setter for the field or property to tween + Example usage with lambda:x=> myProperty = x + The end value to reachThe tween's duration + + + Tweens a property or field to the given value using a custom plugin + The plugin to use. Each custom plugin implements a static Get() method + you'll need to call to assign the correct plugin in the correct way, like this: + CustomPlugin.Get() + A getter for the field or property to tween. + Example usage with lambda:()=> myProperty + A setter for the field or property to tween + Example usage with lambda:x=> myProperty = x + The end value to reachThe tween's duration + + + Tweens only one axis of a Vector3 to the given value using default plugins. + A getter for the field or property to tween. + Example usage with lambda:()=> myProperty + A setter for the field or property to tween + Example usage with lambda:x=> myProperty = x + The end value to reachThe tween's duration + The axis to tween + + + Tweens only the alpha of a Color to the given value using default plugins + A getter for the field or property to tween. + Example usage with lambda:()=> myProperty + A setter for the field or property to tween + Example usage with lambda:x=> myProperty = x + The end value to reachThe tween's duration + + + Tweens a virtual property from the given start to the given end value + and implements a setter that allows to use that value with an external method or a lambda + Example: + To(MyMethod, 0, 12, 0.5f); + Where MyMethod is a function that accepts a float parameter (which will be the result of the virtual tween) + The action to perform with the tweened value + The value to start from + The end value to reach + The duration of the virtual tween + + + + Punches a Vector3 towards the given direction and then back to the starting one + as if it was connected to the starting position via an elastic. + This tween type generates some GC allocations at startup + A getter for the field or property to tween. + Example usage with lambda:()=> myProperty + A setter for the field or property to tween + Example usage with lambda:x=> myProperty = x + The direction and strength of the punch + The duration of the tween + Indicates how much will the punch vibrate + Represents how much (0 to 1) the vector will go beyond the starting position when bouncing backwards. + 1 creates a full oscillation between the direction and the opposite decaying direction, + while 0 oscillates only between the starting position and the decaying direction + + + Shakes a Vector3 with the given values. + A getter for the field or property to tween. + Example usage with lambda:()=> myProperty + A setter for the field or property to tween + Example usage with lambda:x=> myProperty = x + The duration of the tween + The shake strength + Indicates how much will the shake vibrate + Indicates how much the shake will be random (0 to 180 - values higher than 90 kind of suck, so beware). + Setting it to 0 will shake along a single direction and behave like a random punch. + If TRUE only shakes on the X Y axis (looks better with things like cameras). + + + Shakes a Vector3 with the given values. + A getter for the field or property to tween. + Example usage with lambda:()=> myProperty + A setter for the field or property to tween + Example usage with lambda:x=> myProperty = x + The duration of the tween + The shake strength on each axis + Indicates how much will the shake vibrate + Indicates how much the shake will be random (0 to 180 - values higher than 90 kind of suck, so beware). + Setting it to 0 will shake along a single direction and behave like a random punch. + + + Tweens a property or field to the given values using default plugins. + Ease is applied between each segment and not as a whole. + This tween type generates some GC allocations at startup + A getter for the field or property to tween. + Example usage with lambda:()=> myProperty + A setter for the field or property to tween + Example usage with lambda:x=> myProperty = x + The end values to reach for each segment. This array must have the same length as durations + The duration of each segment. This array must have the same length as endValues + + + + Returns a new to be used for tween groups + + + + Completes all tweens and returns the number of actual tweens completed + (meaning tweens that don't have infinite loops and were not already complete) + + + Completes all tweens with the given ID or target and returns the number of actual tweens completed + (meaning the tweens that don't have infinite loops and were not already complete) + + + Flips all tweens (changing their direction to forward if it was backwards and viceversa), + then returns the number of actual tweens flipped + + + Flips the tweens with the given ID or target (changing their direction to forward if it was backwards and viceversa), + then returns the number of actual tweens flipped + + + Sends all tweens to the given position (calculating also eventual loop cycles) and returns the actual tweens involved + + + Sends all tweens with the given ID or target to the given position (calculating also eventual loop cycles) + and returns the actual tweens involved + + + Kills all tweens and returns the number of actual tweens killed + If TRUE completes the tweens before killing them + + + Kills all tweens with the given ID or target and returns the number of actual tweens killed + If TRUE completes the tweens before killing them + + + Pauses all tweens and returns the number of actual tweens paused + + + Pauses all tweens with the given ID or target and returns the number of actual tweens paused + (meaning the tweens that were actually playing and have been paused) + + + Plays all tweens and returns the number of actual tweens played + (meaning tweens that were not already playing or complete) + + + Plays all tweens with the given ID or target and returns the number of actual tweens played + (meaning the tweens that were not already playing or complete) + + + Plays all tweens with the given target and the given ID, and returns the number of actual tweens played + (meaning the tweens that were not already playing or complete) + + + Plays backwards all tweens and returns the number of actual tweens played + (meaning tweens that were not already started, playing backwards or rewinded) + + + Plays backwards all tweens with the given ID or target and returns the number of actual tweens played + (meaning the tweens that were not already started, playing backwards or rewinded) + + + Plays forward all tweens and returns the number of actual tweens played + (meaning tweens that were not already playing forward or complete) + + + Plays forward all tweens with the given ID or target and returns the number of actual tweens played + (meaning the tweens that were not already playing forward or complete) + + + Restarts all tweens, then returns the number of actual tweens restarted + + + Restarts all tweens with the given ID or target, then returns the number of actual tweens restarted + + + Restarts all tweens with the given target and the given ID, and returns the number of actual tweens played + (meaning the tweens that were not already playing or complete) + + + Rewinds and pauses all tweens, then returns the number of actual tweens rewinded + (meaning tweens that were not already rewinded) + + + Rewinds and pauses all tweens with the given ID or target, then returns the number of actual tweens rewinded + (meaning the tweens that were not already rewinded) + + + Smoothly rewinds all tweens (delays excluded), then returns the number of actual tweens rewinding/rewinded + (meaning tweens that were not already rewinded). + A "smooth rewind" animates the tween to its start position, + skipping all elapsed loops (except in case of LoopType.Incremental) while keeping the animation fluent. + Note that a tween that was smoothly rewinded will have its play direction flipped + + + Smoothly rewinds all tweens (delays excluded) with the given ID or target, then returns the number of actual tweens rewinding/rewinded + (meaning the tweens that were not already rewinded). + A "smooth rewind" animates the tween to its start position, + skipping all elapsed loops (except in case of LoopType.Incremental) while keeping the animation fluent. + Note that a tween that was smoothly rewinded will have its play direction flipped + + + Toggles the play state of all tweens and returns the number of actual tweens toggled + (meaning tweens that could be played or paused, depending on the toggle state) + + + Toggles the play state of all tweens with the given ID or target and returns the number of actual tweens toggled + (meaning the tweens that could be played or paused, depending on the toggle state) + + + + Returns TRUE if a tween with the given ID or target is active (regardless if it's playing or not). + You can also use this to know if a shortcut tween is active for a given target. + Example: + transform.DOMoveX(45, 1); // transform is automatically added as the tween target + DOTween.IsTweening(transform); // Returns true + + + + + Returns the total number of active and playing tweens. + A tween is considered as playing even if its delay is actually playing + + + + + Returns a list of all active tweens in a playing state. + Returns NULL if there are no active playing tweens. + Beware: each time you call this method a new list is generated, so use it for debug only + + + + + Returns a list of all active tweens in a paused state. + Returns NULL if there are no active paused tweens. + Beware: each time you call this method a new list is generated, so use it for debug only + + + + + Returns a list of all active tweens with the given id. + Returns NULL if there are no active tweens with the given id. + Beware: each time you call this method a new list is generated + If TRUE returns only the tweens with the given ID that are currently playing + + + + + Returns a list of all active tweens with the given target. + Returns NULL if there are no active tweens with the given target. + Beware: each time you call this method a new list is generated + If TRUE returns only the tweens with the given target that are currently playing + + + + + Creates virtual tweens that can be used to change other elements via their OnUpdate calls + + + + + Tweens a virtual float. + You can add regular settings to the generated tween, + but do not use SetUpdate or you will overwrite the onVirtualUpdate parameter + + The value to start from + The value to tween to + The duration of the tween + A callback which must accept a parameter of type float, called at each update + + + + Returns a value based on the given ease and lifetime percentage (0 to 1) + The value to start from when lifetimePercentage is 0 + The value to reach when lifetimePercentage is 1 + The time percentage (0 to 1) at which the value should be taken + The type of ease + + + Returns a value based on the given ease and lifetime percentage (0 to 1) + The value to start from when lifetimePercentage is 0 + The value to reach when lifetimePercentage is 1 + The time percentage (0 to 1) at which the value should be taken + The type of ease + Eventual overshoot to use with Back ease + + + Returns a value based on the given ease and lifetime percentage (0 to 1) + The value to start from when lifetimePercentage is 0 + The value to reach when lifetimePercentage is 1 + The time percentage (0 to 1) at which the value should be taken + The type of ease + Eventual amplitude to use with Elastic easeType + Eventual period to use with Elastic easeType + + + Returns a value based on the given ease and lifetime percentage (0 to 1) + The value to start from when lifetimePercentage is 0 + The value to reach when lifetimePercentage is 1 + The time percentage (0 to 1) at which the value should be taken + The AnimationCurve to use for ease + + + Fires the given callback after the given time. + Callback delay + Callback to fire when the delay has expired + If TRUE (default) ignores Unity's timeScale + + + + Don't assign this! It's assigned automatically when creating 0 duration tweens + + + + + Don't assign this! It's assigned automatically when setting the ease to an AnimationCurve or to a custom ease function + + + + + Allows to wrap ease method in special ways, adding extra features + + + + + Converts the given ease so that it also creates a stop-motion effect, by playing the tween at the given FPS + + FPS at which the tween should be played + Ease type + + + + Converts the given ease so that it also creates a stop-motion effect, by playing the tween at the given FPS + + FPS at which the tween should be played + AnimationCurve to use for the ease + + + + Converts the given ease so that it also creates a stop-motion effect, by playing the tween at the given FPS + + FPS at which the tween should be played + Custom ease function to use + Used to allow method chaining with DOTween.Init @@ -183,84 +784,55 @@ Max Sequences capacity. Default: 50 - - Used internally inside Unity Editor, as a trick to update DOTween's inspector at every frame - - + - Directly sets the current max capacity of Tweeners and Sequences - (meaning how many Tweeners and Sequences can be running at the same time), - so that DOTween doesn't need to automatically increase them in case the max is reached - (which might lead to hiccups when that happens). - Sequences capacity must be less or equal to Tweeners capacity - (if you pass a low Tweener capacity it will be automatically increased to match the Sequence's). - Beware: use this method only when there are no tweens running. - - Max Tweeners capacity. - Default: 200 - Max Sequences capacity. - Default: 50 - - - - Public so it can be used by lose scripts related to DOTween (like DOTweenAnimation) + Path mode (used to determine correct LookAt orientation) - + + Ignores the path mode (and thus LookAt behaviour) + + + Regular 3D path + + + 2D top-down path + + + 2D side-scroller path + + - Controls other tweens as a group + Type of path to use with DOPath tweens - + + Linear, composed of straight segments between each waypoint + + + Curved path (which uses Catmull-Rom curves) + + - Indicates either a Tweener or a Sequence + Path control point - - Called the first time the tween is set in a playing state, after any eventual delay + + + Gets the point on the path at the given percentage (0 to 1) + + The percentage (0 to 1) at which to get the point + If TRUE constant speed is taken into account, otherwise not - - TimeScale for the tween + + + This plugin generates some GC allocations at startup + - - If TRUE the tween wil go backwards - - - Id (usable for filtering with DOTween static methods). Can be an int, a string, an object, or anything else - - - Tween target (usable for filtering with DOTween static methods). Automatically set by tween creation shorcuts - - - Called when the tween is set in a playing state, after any eventual delay. - Also called each time the tween resumes playing from a paused state - - - Called when the tween state changes from playing to paused. - If the tween has autoKill set to FALSE, this is called also when the tween reaches completion. - - - Called when the tween is rewinded, - either by calling Rewind or by reaching the start position while playing backwards. - Rewinding a tween that is already rewinded will not fire this callback - - - Called each time the tween updates - - - Called the moment the tween completes one loop cycle - - - Called the moment the tween reaches completion (loops included) - - - Called the moment the tween is killed - - - Called when a path tween's current waypoint changes - - - Gets and sets the time position (loops included, delays excluded) of the tween + + + Path plugin works exclusively with Transforms + @@ -291,349 +863,40 @@ In this mode the end value is is always considered relative - + - This plugin generates some GC allocations at startup + Type of scramble to apply to string tweens - + - Don't assign this! It's assigned automatically when creating 0 duration tweens + No scrambling of characters - + - Don't assign this! It's assigned automatically when setting the ease to an AnimationCurve or to a custom ease function + A-Z + a-z + 0-9 characters - + - Types of log behaviours + A-Z characters - - Log only warnings and errors - - - Log warnings, errors and additional infos - - - Log only errors - - + - Methods that extend Tween objects and allow to set their parameters + a-z characters - - Sets the autoKill behaviour of the tween. - Has no effect if the tween has already started + + + 0-9 characters + - - Sets the autoKill behaviour of the tween. - Has no effect if the tween has already started - If TRUE the tween will be automatically killed when complete - - - Sets an ID for the tween, which can then be used as a filter with DOTween's static methods. - The ID to assign to this tween. Can be an int, a string, an object or anything else. - - - Sets the target for the tween, which can then be used as a filter with DOTween's static methods. - IMPORTANT: use it with caution. If you just want to set an ID for the tween use SetId instead. - When using shorcuts the shortcut target is already assigned as the tween's target, - so using this method will overwrite it and prevent shortcut-operations like myTarget.DOPause from working correctly. - The target to assign to this tween. Can be an int, a string, an object or anything else. - - - Sets the looping options for the tween. - Has no effect if the tween has already started - Number of cycles to play (-1 for infinite - will be converted to 1 in case the tween is nested in a Sequence) - - - Sets the looping options for the tween. - Has no effect if the tween has already started - Number of cycles to play (-1 for infinite - will be converted to 1 in case the tween is nested in a Sequence) - Loop behaviour type (default: LoopType.Restart) - - - Sets the ease of the tween. - If applied to Sequences eases the whole sequence animation - - - Sets the ease of the tween. - If applied to Sequences eases the whole sequence animation - Eventual overshoot to use with Back ease (default is 1.70158) - - - Sets the ease of the tween. - If applied to Sequences eases the whole sequence animation - Eventual amplitude to use with Elastic easeType (default is 1.70158) - Eventual period to use with Elastic easeType (default is 0) - - - Sets the ease of the tween using an AnimationCurve. - If applied to Sequences eases the whole sequence animation - - - Sets the ease of the tween using a custom ease function (which must return a value between 0 and 1). - If applied to Sequences eases the whole sequence animation - - - Allows the tween to be recycled after being killed. - - - Sets the recycling behaviour for the tween. - If TRUE the tween will be recycled after being killed, otherwise it will be destroyed. - - - Sets the update type to UpdateType.Normal and lets you choose if it should be independent from Unity's Time.timeScale - If TRUE the tween will ignore Unity's Time.timeScale - - - Sets the type of update for the tween - The type of update (defalt: UpdateType.Normal) - - - Sets the type of update for the tween and lets you choose if it should be independent from Unity's Time.timeScale - The type of update - If TRUE the tween will ignore Unity's Time.timeScale - - - Sets the onStart callback for the tween. - Called the first time the tween is set in a playing state, after any eventual delay - - - Sets the onPlay callback for the tween. - Called when the tween is set in a playing state, after any eventual delay. - Also called each time the tween resumes playing from a paused state - - - Sets the onPlay callback for the tween. - Called when the tween state changes from playing to paused. - If the tween has autoKill set to FALSE, this is called also when the tween reaches completion. - - - Sets the onRewind callback for the tween. - Called when the tween is rewinded, - either by calling Rewind or by reaching the start position while playing backwards. - Rewinding a tween that is already rewinded will not fire this callback - - - Sets the onUpdate callback for the tween. - Called each time the tween updates - - - Sets the onStepComplete callback for the tween. - Called the moment the tween completes one loop cycle, even when going backwards - - - Sets the onComplete callback for the tween. - Called the moment the tween reaches its final forward position, loops included - - - Sets the onKill callback for the tween. - Called the moment the tween is killed - - - Sets the onWaypointChange callback for the tween. - Called when a path tween's current waypoint changes - - - Sets the parameters of the tween (id, ease, loops, delay, timeScale, callbacks, etc) as the parameters of the given one. - Doesn't copy specific SetOptions settings: those will need to be applied manually each time. - Has no effect if the tween has already started. - NOTE: the tween's target will not be changed - Tween from which to copy the parameters - - - Sets the parameters of the tween (id, ease, loops, delay, timeScale, callbacks, etc) as the parameters of the given TweenParams. - Has no effect if the tween has already started. - TweenParams from which to copy the parameters - - - Adds the given tween to the end of the Sequence. - Has no effect if the Sequence has already started - The tween to append - - - Adds the given tween to the beginning of the Sequence, pushing forward the other nested content. - Has no effect if the Sequence has already started - The tween to prepend - - - Inserts the given tween at the same time position of the last tween added to the Sequence. - Has no effect if the Sequence has already started - - - Inserts the given tween at the given time position in the Sequence, - automatically adding an interval if needed. - Has no effect if the Sequence has already started - The time position where the tween will be placed - The tween to insert - - - Adds the given interval to the end of the Sequence. - Has no effect if the Sequence has already started - The interval duration - - - Adds the given interval to the beginning of the Sequence, pushing forward the other nested content. - Has no effect if the Sequence has already started - The interval duration - - - Adds the given callback to the end of the Sequence. - Has no effect if the Sequence has already started - The callback to append - - - Adds the given callback to the beginning of the Sequence, pushing forward the other nested content. - Has no effect if the Sequence has already started - The callback to prepend - - - Inserts the given callback at the given time position in the Sequence, - automatically adding an interval if needed. - Has no effect if the Sequence has already started - The time position where the callback will be placed - The callback to insert - - - Changes a TO tween into a FROM tween: sets the current target's position as the tween's endValue - then immediately sends the target to the previously set endValue. - - - Changes a TO tween into a FROM tween: sets the current target's position as the tween's endValue - then immediately sends the target to the previously set endValue. - If TRUE the FROM value will be calculated as relative to the current one - - - Sets a delayed startup for the tween. - Has no effect on Sequences or if the tween has already started - - - Sets the tween as relative - (the endValue will be calculated as startValue + endValue instead than being used directly). - Has no effect on Sequences or if the tween has already started - - - If isRelative is TRUE sets the tween as relative - (the endValue will be calculated as startValue + endValue instead than being used directly). - Has no effect on Sequences or if the tween has already started - - - If isSpeedBased is TRUE sets the tween as speed based - (the duration will represent the number of units the tween moves x second). - Has no effect on Sequences, nested tweens, or if the tween has already started - - - If isSpeedBased is TRUE sets the tween as speed based - (the duration will represent the number of units the tween moves x second). - Has no effect on Sequences, nested tweens, or if the tween has already started - - - Options for float tweens - If TRUE the tween will smoothly snap all values to integers - - - Options for Vector2 tweens - If TRUE the tween will smoothly snap all values to integers - - - Options for Vector2 tweens - Selecting an axis will tween the vector only on that axis, leaving the others untouched - If TRUE the tween will smoothly snap all values to integers - - - Options for Vector3 tweens - If TRUE the tween will smoothly snap all values to integers - - - Options for Vector3 tweens - Selecting an axis will tween the vector only on that axis, leaving the others untouched - If TRUE the tween will smoothly snap all values to integers - - - Options for Vector4 tweens - If TRUE the tween will smoothly snap all values to integers - - - Options for Vector4 tweens - Selecting an axis will tween the vector only on that axis, leaving the others untouched - If TRUE the tween will smoothly snap all values to integers - - - Options for Quaternion tweens - If TRUE (default) the rotation will take the shortest route, and will not rotate more than 360°. - If FALSE the rotation will be fully accounted. Is always FALSE if the tween is set as relative - - - Options for Color tweens - If TRUE only the alpha value of the color will be tweened - - - Options for Vector4 tweens - If TRUE the tween will smoothly snap all values to integers - - - Options for Vector4 tweens - If TRUE, rich text will be interpreted correctly while animated, - otherwise all tags will be considered as normal text - The type of scramble to use, if any - A string containing the characters to use for scrambling. - Use as many characters as possible (minimum 10) because DOTween uses a fast scramble mode which gives better results with more characters. - Leave it to NULL to use default ones - - - Options for Vector3Array tweens - If TRUE the tween will smoothly snap all values to integers - - - Options for Vector3Array tweens - If TRUE the tween will smoothly snap all values to integers - - - Options for Path tweens (created via the DOPath shortcut) - The eventual movement axis to lock. You can input multiple axis if you separate them like this: - AxisConstrain.X | AxisConstraint.Y - The eventual rotation axis to lock. You can input multiple axis if you separate them like this: - AxisConstrain.X | AxisConstraint.Y - - - Options for Path tweens (created via the DOPath shortcut) - If TRUE the path will be automatically closed - The eventual movement axis to lock. You can input multiple axis if you separate them like this: - AxisConstrain.X | AxisConstraint.Y - The eventual rotation axis to lock. You can input multiple axis if you separate them like this: - AxisConstrain.X | AxisConstraint.Y - - - Additional LookAt options for Path tweens (created via the DOPath shortcut). - Orients the target towards the given position. - Must be chained directly to the tween creation method or to a SetOptions - The position to look at - The eventual direction to consider as "forward". - If left to NULL defaults to the regular forward side of the transform - The vector that defines in which direction up is (default: Vector3.up) - - - Additional LookAt options for Path tweens (created via the DOPath shortcut). - Orients the target towards another transform. - Must be chained directly to the tween creation method or to a SetOptions - The transform to look at - The eventual direction to consider as "forward". - If left to NULL defaults to the regular forward side of the transform - The vector that defines in which direction up is (default: Vector3.up) - - - Additional LookAt options for Path tweens (created via the DOPath shortcut). - Orients the target to the path, with the given lookAhead. - Must be chained directly to the tween creation method or to a SetOptions - The percentage of lookAhead to use (0 to 1) - The eventual direction to consider as "forward". - If left to NULL defaults to the regular forward side of the transform - The vector that defines in which direction up is (default: Vector3.up) + + + Custom characters + @@ -822,48 +1085,26 @@ You can force a path to be initialized by calling myTween.ForceInit(). - + - Used for tween callbacks + Types of loop - + + Each loop cycle restarts from the beginning + + + The tween moves forward and backwards at alternate cycles + + + Continuously increments the tween at the end of each loop cycle (A to B, B to B+(A-B), and so on), thus always moving "onward". + In case of String tweens works only if the tween is set as relative + + - Used for tween callbacks + Controls other tweens as a group - - - Used for custom and animationCurve-based ease functions. Must return a value between 0 and 1. - - - - - Used in place of System.Func, which is not available in mscorlib. - - - - - Used in place of System.Action. - - - - - Types of autoPlay behaviours - - - - No tween is automatically played - - - Only Sequences are automatically played - - - Only Tweeners are automatically played - - - All tweens are automatically played - Methods that extend known Unity objects and allow to directly create and control tweens from their instances @@ -1468,564 +1709,499 @@ and returns the total number of tweens involved. - + - Additional notices passed to plugins when updating. - Public so it can be used by custom plugins. Internally, only PathPlugin uses it + This class serves only as a utility class to store tween settings to apply on multiple tweens. + It is in no way needed otherwise, since you can directly apply tween settings to a tween via chaining - + + A variable you can eventually Clear and reuse when needed, + to avoid instantiating TweenParams objects + + + Creates a new TweenParams object, which you can use to store tween settings + to pass to multiple tweens via myTween.SetAs(myTweenParms) + + + Clears and resets this TweenParams instance using default values, + so it can be reused without instantiating another one + + + Sets the autoKill behaviour of the tween. + Has no effect if the tween has already started + If TRUE the tween will be automatically killed when complete + + + Sets an ID for the tween, which can then be used as a filter with DOTween's static methods. + The ID to assign to this tween. Can be an int, a string, an object or anything else. + + + Sets the target for the tween, which can then be used as a filter with DOTween's static methods. + IMPORTANT: use it with caution. If you just want to set an ID for the tween use SetId instead. + When using shorcuts the shortcut target is already assigned as the tween's target, + so using this method will overwrite it and prevent shortcut-operations like myTarget.DOPause from working correctly. + The target to assign to this tween. Can be an int, a string, an object or anything else. + + + Sets the looping options for the tween. + Has no effect if the tween has already started + Number of cycles to play (-1 for infinite - will be converted to 1 in case the tween is nested in a Sequence) + Loop behaviour type (default: LoopType.Restart) + + + Sets the ease of the tween. + If applied to Sequences eases the whole sequence animation + Eventual overshoot or amplitude to use with Back or Elastic easeType (default is 1.70158) + Eventual period to use with Elastic easeType (default is 0) + + + Sets the ease of the tween using an AnimationCurve. + If applied to Sequences eases the whole sequence animation + + + Sets the ease of the tween using a custom ease function. + If applied to Sequences eases the whole sequence animation + + + Sets the recycling behaviour for the tween. + If TRUE the tween will be recycled after being killed, otherwise it will be destroyed. + + + Sets the update type to the one defined in DOTween.defaultUpdateType (UpdateType.Normal unless changed) + and lets you choose if it should be independent from Unity's Time.timeScale + If TRUE the tween will ignore Unity's Time.timeScale + + + Sets the type of update (default or independent) for the tween + The type of update (default: UpdateType.Normal) + If TRUE the tween will ignore Unity's Time.timeScale + + + Sets the onStart callback for the tween. + Called the first time the tween is set in a playing state, after any eventual delay + + + Sets the onPlay callback for the tween. + Called when the tween is set in a playing state, after any eventual delay. + Also called each time the tween resumes playing from a paused state + + + Sets the onRewind callback for the tween. + Called when the tween is rewinded, + either by calling Rewind or by reaching the start position while playing backwards. + Rewinding a tween that is already rewinded will not fire this callback + + + Sets the onUpdate callback for the tween. + Called each time the tween updates + + + Sets the onStepComplete callback for the tween. + Called the moment the tween completes one loop cycle, even when going backwards + + + Sets the onComplete callback for the tween. + Called the moment the tween reaches its final forward position, loops included + + + Sets the onKill callback for the tween. + Called the moment the tween is killed + + + Sets the onWaypointChange callback for the tween. + Called when a path tween reaches a new waypoint + + + Sets a delayed startup for the tween. + Has no effect on Sequences or if the tween has already started + + + If isRelative is TRUE sets the tween as relative + (the endValue will be calculated as startValue + endValue instead than being used directly). + Has no effect on Sequences or if the tween has already started + + + If isSpeedBased is TRUE sets the tween as speed based + (the duration will represent the number of units the tween moves x second). + Has no effect on Sequences, nested tweens, or if the tween has already started + + - None + Methods that extend Tween objects and allow to set their parameters - + + Sets the autoKill behaviour of the tween. + Has no effect if the tween has already started + + + Sets the autoKill behaviour of the tween. + Has no effect if the tween has already started + If TRUE the tween will be automatically killed when complete + + + Sets an ID for the tween, which can then be used as a filter with DOTween's static methods. + The ID to assign to this tween. Can be an int, a string, an object or anything else. + + + Sets the target for the tween, which can then be used as a filter with DOTween's static methods. + IMPORTANT: use it with caution. If you just want to set an ID for the tween use SetId instead. + When using shorcuts the shortcut target is already assigned as the tween's target, + so using this method will overwrite it and prevent shortcut-operations like myTarget.DOPause from working correctly. + The target to assign to this tween. Can be an int, a string, an object or anything else. + + + Sets the looping options for the tween. + Has no effect if the tween has already started + Number of cycles to play (-1 for infinite - will be converted to 1 in case the tween is nested in a Sequence) + + + Sets the looping options for the tween. + Has no effect if the tween has already started + Number of cycles to play (-1 for infinite - will be converted to 1 in case the tween is nested in a Sequence) + Loop behaviour type (default: LoopType.Restart) + + + Sets the ease of the tween. + If applied to Sequences eases the whole sequence animation + + + Sets the ease of the tween. + If applied to Sequences eases the whole sequence animation + Eventual overshoot to use with Back ease (default is 1.70158) + + + Sets the ease of the tween. + If applied to Sequences eases the whole sequence animation + Eventual amplitude to use with Elastic easeType (default is 1.70158) + Eventual period to use with Elastic easeType (default is 0) + + + Sets the ease of the tween using an AnimationCurve. + If applied to Sequences eases the whole sequence animation + + + Sets the ease of the tween using a custom ease function (which must return a value between 0 and 1). + If applied to Sequences eases the whole sequence animation + + + Allows the tween to be recycled after being killed. + + + Sets the recycling behaviour for the tween. + If TRUE the tween will be recycled after being killed, otherwise it will be destroyed. + + + Sets the update type to UpdateType.Normal and lets you choose if it should be independent from Unity's Time.timeScale + If TRUE the tween will ignore Unity's Time.timeScale + + + Sets the type of update for the tween + The type of update (defalt: UpdateType.Normal) + + + Sets the type of update for the tween and lets you choose if it should be independent from Unity's Time.timeScale + The type of update + If TRUE the tween will ignore Unity's Time.timeScale + + + Sets the onStart callback for the tween. + Called the first time the tween is set in a playing state, after any eventual delay + + + Sets the onPlay callback for the tween. + Called when the tween is set in a playing state, after any eventual delay. + Also called each time the tween resumes playing from a paused state + + + Sets the onPlay callback for the tween. + Called when the tween state changes from playing to paused. + If the tween has autoKill set to FALSE, this is called also when the tween reaches completion. + + + Sets the onRewind callback for the tween. + Called when the tween is rewinded, + either by calling Rewind or by reaching the start position while playing backwards. + Rewinding a tween that is already rewinded will not fire this callback + + + Sets the onUpdate callback for the tween. + Called each time the tween updates + + + Sets the onStepComplete callback for the tween. + Called the moment the tween completes one loop cycle, even when going backwards + + + Sets the onComplete callback for the tween. + Called the moment the tween reaches its final forward position, loops included + + + Sets the onKill callback for the tween. + Called the moment the tween is killed + + + Sets the onWaypointChange callback for the tween. + Called when a path tween's current waypoint changes + + + Sets the parameters of the tween (id, ease, loops, delay, timeScale, callbacks, etc) as the parameters of the given one. + Doesn't copy specific SetOptions settings: those will need to be applied manually each time. + Has no effect if the tween has already started. + NOTE: the tween's target will not be changed + Tween from which to copy the parameters + + + Sets the parameters of the tween (id, ease, loops, delay, timeScale, callbacks, etc) as the parameters of the given TweenParams. + Has no effect if the tween has already started. + TweenParams from which to copy the parameters + + + Adds the given tween to the end of the Sequence. + Has no effect if the Sequence has already started + The tween to append + + + Adds the given tween to the beginning of the Sequence, pushing forward the other nested content. + Has no effect if the Sequence has already started + The tween to prepend + + + Inserts the given tween at the same time position of the last tween added to the Sequence. + Has no effect if the Sequence has already started + + + Inserts the given tween at the given time position in the Sequence, + automatically adding an interval if needed. + Has no effect if the Sequence has already started + The time position where the tween will be placed + The tween to insert + + + Adds the given interval to the end of the Sequence. + Has no effect if the Sequence has already started + The interval duration + + + Adds the given interval to the beginning of the Sequence, pushing forward the other nested content. + Has no effect if the Sequence has already started + The interval duration + + + Adds the given callback to the end of the Sequence. + Has no effect if the Sequence has already started + The callback to append + + + Adds the given callback to the beginning of the Sequence, pushing forward the other nested content. + Has no effect if the Sequence has already started + The callback to prepend + + + Inserts the given callback at the given time position in the Sequence, + automatically adding an interval if needed. + Has no effect if the Sequence has already started + The time position where the callback will be placed + The callback to insert + + + Changes a TO tween into a FROM tween: sets the current target's position as the tween's endValue + then immediately sends the target to the previously set endValue. + + + Changes a TO tween into a FROM tween: sets the current target's position as the tween's endValue + then immediately sends the target to the previously set endValue. + If TRUE the FROM value will be calculated as relative to the current one + + + Sets a delayed startup for the tween. + Has no effect on Sequences or if the tween has already started + + + Sets the tween as relative + (the endValue will be calculated as startValue + endValue instead than being used directly). + Has no effect on Sequences or if the tween has already started + + + If isRelative is TRUE sets the tween as relative + (the endValue will be calculated as startValue + endValue instead than being used directly). + Has no effect on Sequences or if the tween has already started + + + If isSpeedBased is TRUE sets the tween as speed based + (the duration will represent the number of units the tween moves x second). + Has no effect on Sequences, nested tweens, or if the tween has already started + + + If isSpeedBased is TRUE sets the tween as speed based + (the duration will represent the number of units the tween moves x second). + Has no effect on Sequences, nested tweens, or if the tween has already started + + + Options for float tweens + If TRUE the tween will smoothly snap all values to integers + + + Options for Vector2 tweens + If TRUE the tween will smoothly snap all values to integers + + + Options for Vector2 tweens + Selecting an axis will tween the vector only on that axis, leaving the others untouched + If TRUE the tween will smoothly snap all values to integers + + + Options for Vector3 tweens + If TRUE the tween will smoothly snap all values to integers + + + Options for Vector3 tweens + Selecting an axis will tween the vector only on that axis, leaving the others untouched + If TRUE the tween will smoothly snap all values to integers + + + Options for Vector4 tweens + If TRUE the tween will smoothly snap all values to integers + + + Options for Vector4 tweens + Selecting an axis will tween the vector only on that axis, leaving the others untouched + If TRUE the tween will smoothly snap all values to integers + + + Options for Quaternion tweens + If TRUE (default) the rotation will take the shortest route, and will not rotate more than 360°. + If FALSE the rotation will be fully accounted. Is always FALSE if the tween is set as relative + + + Options for Color tweens + If TRUE only the alpha value of the color will be tweened + + + Options for Vector4 tweens + If TRUE the tween will smoothly snap all values to integers + + + Options for Vector4 tweens + If TRUE, rich text will be interpreted correctly while animated, + otherwise all tags will be considered as normal text + The type of scramble to use, if any + A string containing the characters to use for scrambling. + Use as many characters as possible (minimum 10) because DOTween uses a fast scramble mode which gives better results with more characters. + Leave it to NULL to use default ones + + + Options for Vector3Array tweens + If TRUE the tween will smoothly snap all values to integers + + + Options for Vector3Array tweens + If TRUE the tween will smoothly snap all values to integers + + + Options for Path tweens (created via the DOPath shortcut) + The eventual movement axis to lock. You can input multiple axis if you separate them like this: + AxisConstrain.X | AxisConstraint.Y + The eventual rotation axis to lock. You can input multiple axis if you separate them like this: + AxisConstrain.X | AxisConstraint.Y + + + Options for Path tweens (created via the DOPath shortcut) + If TRUE the path will be automatically closed + The eventual movement axis to lock. You can input multiple axis if you separate them like this: + AxisConstrain.X | AxisConstraint.Y + The eventual rotation axis to lock. You can input multiple axis if you separate them like this: + AxisConstrain.X | AxisConstraint.Y + + + Additional LookAt options for Path tweens (created via the DOPath shortcut). + Orients the target towards the given position. + Must be chained directly to the tween creation method or to a SetOptions + The position to look at + The eventual direction to consider as "forward". + If left to NULL defaults to the regular forward side of the transform + The vector that defines in which direction up is (default: Vector3.up) + + + Additional LookAt options for Path tweens (created via the DOPath shortcut). + Orients the target towards another transform. + Must be chained directly to the tween creation method or to a SetOptions + The transform to look at + The eventual direction to consider as "forward". + If left to NULL defaults to the regular forward side of the transform + The vector that defines in which direction up is (default: Vector3.up) + + + Additional LookAt options for Path tweens (created via the DOPath shortcut). + Orients the target to the path, with the given lookAhead. + Must be chained directly to the tween creation method or to a SetOptions + The percentage of lookAhead to use (0 to 1) + The eventual direction to consider as "forward". + If left to NULL defaults to the regular forward side of the transform + The vector that defines in which direction up is (default: Vector3.up) + + - Lets the plugin know that we restarted or rewinded + Types of log behaviours - + + Log only warnings and errors + + + Log warnings, errors and additional infos + + + Log only errors + + - Type of path to use with DOPath tweens + Indicates either a Tweener or a Sequence - - Linear, composed of straight segments between each waypoint + + TimeScale for the tween - - Curved path (which uses Catmull-Rom curves) + + If TRUE the tween wil go backwards - - - Main DOTween class. Contains static methods to create and control tweens in a generic way - + + Id (usable for filtering with DOTween static methods). Can be an int, a string, an object, or anything else - - DOTween's version + + Tween target (usable for filtering with DOTween static methods). Automatically set by tween creation shorcuts - - If TRUE (default) makes tweens slightly slower but safer, automatically taking care of a series of things - (like targets becoming null while a tween is playing). - Default: TRUE + + Called when the tween is set in a playing state, after any eventual delay. + Also called each time the tween resumes playing from a paused state - - If TRUE you will get a DOTween report when exiting play mode (only in the Editor). - Useful to know how many max Tweeners and Sequences you reached and optimize your final project accordingly. - Beware, this will slightly slow down your tweens while inside Unity Editor. - Default: FALSE + + Called when the tween state changes from playing to paused. + If the tween has autoKill set to FALSE, this is called also when the tween reaches completion. - - Global DOTween timeScale. - Default: 1 + + Called when the tween is rewinded, + either by calling Rewind or by reaching the start position while playing backwards. + Rewinding a tween that is already rewinded will not fire this callback - - If TRUE, DOTween will use Time.smoothDeltaTime instead of Time.deltaTime for UpdateType.Normal and UpdateType.Late tweens - (unless they're set as timeScaleIndependent, in which case this setting will be ignored). - Setting this to TRUE will lead to smoother animations. - Default: FALSE + + Called each time the tween updates - - If TRUE draws path gizmos in Unity Editor (if the gizmos button is active). - Deactivate this if you want to avoid gizmos overhead while in Unity Editor + + Called the moment the tween completes one loop cycle - - Default updateType for new tweens. - Default: UpdateType.Normal + + Called the moment the tween reaches completion (loops included) - - Sets whether Unity's timeScale should be taken into account by default or not. - Default: false + + Called the moment the tween is killed - - Default autoPlay behaviour for new tweens. - Default: AutoPlay.All + + Called when a path tween's current waypoint changes - - Default autoKillOnComplete behaviour for new tweens. - Default: TRUE - - - Default loopType applied to all new tweens. - Default: LoopType.Restart - - - If TRUE all newly created tweens are set as recyclable, otherwise not. - Default: FALSE - - - Default ease applied to all new Tweeners (not to Sequences which always have Ease.Linear as default). - Default: Ease.InOutQuad - - - Default overshoot/amplitude used for eases - Default: 1.70158f - - - Default period used for eases - Default: 0 - - - - Must be called once, before the first ever DOTween call/reference, - otherwise it will be called automatically and will use default options. - Calling it a second time won't have any effect. - You can chain SetCapacity to this method, to directly set the max starting size of Tweeners and Sequences: - DOTween.Init(false, false, LogBehaviour.Default).SetCapacity(100, 20); - - If TRUE all new tweens will be set for recycling, meaning that when killed, - instead of being destroyed, they will be put in a pool and reused instead of creating new tweens. This option allows you to avoid - GC allocations by reusing tweens, but you will have to take care of tween references, since they might result active - even if they were killed (since they might have been respawned and are now being used for other tweens). - If you want to automatically set your tween references to NULL when a tween is killed - you can use the OnKill callback like this: - .OnKill(()=> myTweenReference = null) - You can change this setting at any time by changing the static property, - or you can set the recycling behaviour for each tween separately, using: - SetRecyclable(bool recyclable) - Default: FALSE - If TRUE makes tweens slightly slower but safer, automatically taking care of a series of things - (like targets becoming null while a tween is playing). - You can change this setting at any time by changing the static property. - Default: FALSE - Type of logging to use. - You can change this setting at any time by changing the static property. - Default: ErrorsOnly - - - - Directly sets the current max capacity of Tweeners and Sequences - (meaning how many Tweeners and Sequences can be running at the same time), - so that DOTween doesn't need to automatically increase them in case the max is reached - (which might lead to hiccups when that happens). - Sequences capacity must be less or equal to Tweeners capacity - (if you pass a low Tweener capacity it will be automatically increased to match the Sequence's). - Beware: use this method only when there are no tweens running. - - Max Tweeners capacity. - Default: 200 - Max Sequences capacity. - Default: 50 - - - - Kills all tweens, clears all cached tween pools and plugins and resets the max Tweeners/Sequences capacities to the default values. - - If TRUE also destroys DOTween's gameObject and resets its initializiation, default settings and everything else - (so that next time you use it it will need to be re-initialized) - - - - Clears all cached tween pools. - - - - - Checks all active tweens to find and remove eventually invalid ones (usually because their targets became NULL) - and returns the total number of invalid tweens found and removed. - Automatically called when loading a new scene if is TRUE. - BEWARE: this is a slightly expensive operation so use it with care - - - - Tweens a property or field to the given value using default plugins - A getter for the field or property to tween. - Example usage with lambda:()=> myProperty - A setter for the field or property to tween - Example usage with lambda:x=> myProperty = x - The end value to reachThe tween's duration - - - Tweens a property or field to the given value using default plugins - A getter for the field or property to tween. - Example usage with lambda:()=> myProperty - A setter for the field or property to tween - Example usage with lambda:x=> myProperty = x - The end value to reachThe tween's duration - - - Tweens a property or field to the given value using default plugins - A getter for the field or property to tween. - Example usage with lambda:()=> myProperty - A setter for the field or property to tween - Example usage with lambda:x=> myProperty = x - The end value to reachThe tween's duration - - - Tweens a property or field to the given value using default plugins - A getter for the field or property to tween. - Example usage with lambda:()=> myProperty - A setter for the field or property to tween - Example usage with lambda:x=> myProperty = x - The end value to reachThe tween's duration - - - Tweens a property or field to the given value using default plugins - A getter for the field or property to tween. - Example usage with lambda:()=> myProperty - A setter for the field or property to tween - Example usage with lambda:x=> myProperty = x - The end value to reachThe tween's duration - - - Tweens a property or field to the given value using default plugins - A getter for the field or property to tween. - Example usage with lambda:()=> myProperty - A setter for the field or property to tween - Example usage with lambda:x=> myProperty = x - The end value to reachThe tween's duration - - - Tweens a property or field to the given value using default plugins - A getter for the field or property to tween. - Example usage with lambda:()=> myProperty - A setter for the field or property to tween - Example usage with lambda:x=> myProperty = x - The end value to reachThe tween's duration - - - Tweens a property or field to the given value using default plugins - A getter for the field or property to tween. - Example usage with lambda:()=> myProperty - A setter for the field or property to tween - Example usage with lambda:x=> myProperty = x - The end value to reachThe tween's duration - - - Tweens a property or field to the given value using default plugins - A getter for the field or property to tween. - Example usage with lambda:()=> myProperty - A setter for the field or property to tween - Example usage with lambda:x=> myProperty = x - The end value to reachThe tween's duration - - - Tweens a property or field to the given value using default plugins - A getter for the field or property to tween. - Example usage with lambda:()=> myProperty - A setter for the field or property to tween - Example usage with lambda:x=> myProperty = x - The end value to reachThe tween's duration - - - Tweens a property or field to the given value using default plugins - A getter for the field or property to tween. - Example usage with lambda:()=> myProperty - A setter for the field or property to tween - Example usage with lambda:x=> myProperty = x - The end value to reachThe tween's duration - - - Tweens a property or field to the given value using default plugins - A getter for the field or property to tween. - Example usage with lambda:()=> myProperty - A setter for the field or property to tween - Example usage with lambda:x=> myProperty = x - The end value to reachThe tween's duration - - - Tweens a property or field to the given value using default plugins - A getter for the field or property to tween. - Example usage with lambda:()=> myProperty - A setter for the field or property to tween - Example usage with lambda:x=> myProperty = x - The end value to reachThe tween's duration - - - Tweens a property or field to the given value using a custom plugin - The plugin to use. Each custom plugin implements a static Get() method - you'll need to call to assign the correct plugin in the correct way, like this: - CustomPlugin.Get() - A getter for the field or property to tween. - Example usage with lambda:()=> myProperty - A setter for the field or property to tween - Example usage with lambda:x=> myProperty = x - The end value to reachThe tween's duration - - - Tweens only one axis of a Vector3 to the given value using default plugins. - A getter for the field or property to tween. - Example usage with lambda:()=> myProperty - A setter for the field or property to tween - Example usage with lambda:x=> myProperty = x - The end value to reachThe tween's duration - The axis to tween - - - Tweens only the alpha of a Color to the given value using default plugins - A getter for the field or property to tween. - Example usage with lambda:()=> myProperty - A setter for the field or property to tween - Example usage with lambda:x=> myProperty = x - The end value to reachThe tween's duration - - - Tweens a virtual property from the given start to the given end value - and implements a setter that allows to use that value with an external method or a lambda - Example: - To(MyMethod, 0, 12, 0.5f); - Where MyMethod is a function that accepts a float parameter (which will be the result of the virtual tween) - The action to perform with the tweened value - The value to start from - The end value to reach - The duration of the virtual tween - - - - Punches a Vector3 towards the given direction and then back to the starting one - as if it was connected to the starting position via an elastic. - This tween type generates some GC allocations at startup - A getter for the field or property to tween. - Example usage with lambda:()=> myProperty - A setter for the field or property to tween - Example usage with lambda:x=> myProperty = x - The direction and strength of the punch - The duration of the tween - Indicates how much will the punch vibrate - Represents how much (0 to 1) the vector will go beyond the starting position when bouncing backwards. - 1 creates a full oscillation between the direction and the opposite decaying direction, - while 0 oscillates only between the starting position and the decaying direction - - - Shakes a Vector3 with the given values. - A getter for the field or property to tween. - Example usage with lambda:()=> myProperty - A setter for the field or property to tween - Example usage with lambda:x=> myProperty = x - The duration of the tween - The shake strength - Indicates how much will the shake vibrate - Indicates how much the shake will be random (0 to 180 - values higher than 90 kind of suck, so beware). - Setting it to 0 will shake along a single direction and behave like a random punch. - If TRUE only shakes on the X Y axis (looks better with things like cameras). - - - Shakes a Vector3 with the given values. - A getter for the field or property to tween. - Example usage with lambda:()=> myProperty - A setter for the field or property to tween - Example usage with lambda:x=> myProperty = x - The duration of the tween - The shake strength on each axis - Indicates how much will the shake vibrate - Indicates how much the shake will be random (0 to 180 - values higher than 90 kind of suck, so beware). - Setting it to 0 will shake along a single direction and behave like a random punch. - - - Tweens a property or field to the given values using default plugins. - Ease is applied between each segment and not as a whole. - This tween type generates some GC allocations at startup - A getter for the field or property to tween. - Example usage with lambda:()=> myProperty - A setter for the field or property to tween - Example usage with lambda:x=> myProperty = x - The end values to reach for each segment. This array must have the same length as durations - The duration of each segment. This array must have the same length as endValues - - - - Returns a new to be used for tween groups - - - - Completes all tweens and returns the number of actual tweens completed - (meaning tweens that don't have infinite loops and were not already complete) - - - Completes all tweens with the given ID or target and returns the number of actual tweens completed - (meaning the tweens that don't have infinite loops and were not already complete) - - - Flips all tweens (changing their direction to forward if it was backwards and viceversa), - then returns the number of actual tweens flipped - - - Flips the tweens with the given ID or target (changing their direction to forward if it was backwards and viceversa), - then returns the number of actual tweens flipped - - - Sends all tweens to the given position (calculating also eventual loop cycles) and returns the actual tweens involved - - - Sends all tweens with the given ID or target to the given position (calculating also eventual loop cycles) - and returns the actual tweens involved - - - Kills all tweens and returns the number of actual tweens killed - If TRUE completes the tweens before killing them - - - Kills all tweens with the given ID or target and returns the number of actual tweens killed - If TRUE completes the tweens before killing them - - - Pauses all tweens and returns the number of actual tweens paused - - - Pauses all tweens with the given ID or target and returns the number of actual tweens paused - (meaning the tweens that were actually playing and have been paused) - - - Plays all tweens and returns the number of actual tweens played - (meaning tweens that were not already playing or complete) - - - Plays all tweens with the given ID or target and returns the number of actual tweens played - (meaning the tweens that were not already playing or complete) - - - Plays all tweens with the given target and the given ID, and returns the number of actual tweens played - (meaning the tweens that were not already playing or complete) - - - Plays backwards all tweens and returns the number of actual tweens played - (meaning tweens that were not already started, playing backwards or rewinded) - - - Plays backwards all tweens with the given ID or target and returns the number of actual tweens played - (meaning the tweens that were not already started, playing backwards or rewinded) - - - Plays forward all tweens and returns the number of actual tweens played - (meaning tweens that were not already playing forward or complete) - - - Plays forward all tweens with the given ID or target and returns the number of actual tweens played - (meaning the tweens that were not already playing forward or complete) - - - Restarts all tweens, then returns the number of actual tweens restarted - - - Restarts all tweens with the given ID or target, then returns the number of actual tweens restarted - - - Restarts all tweens with the given target and the given ID, and returns the number of actual tweens played - (meaning the tweens that were not already playing or complete) - - - Rewinds and pauses all tweens, then returns the number of actual tweens rewinded - (meaning tweens that were not already rewinded) - - - Rewinds and pauses all tweens with the given ID or target, then returns the number of actual tweens rewinded - (meaning the tweens that were not already rewinded) - - - Smoothly rewinds all tweens (delays excluded), then returns the number of actual tweens rewinding/rewinded - (meaning tweens that were not already rewinded). - A "smooth rewind" animates the tween to its start position, - skipping all elapsed loops (except in case of LoopType.Incremental) while keeping the animation fluent. - Note that a tween that was smoothly rewinded will have its play direction flipped - - - Smoothly rewinds all tweens (delays excluded) with the given ID or target, then returns the number of actual tweens rewinding/rewinded - (meaning the tweens that were not already rewinded). - A "smooth rewind" animates the tween to its start position, - skipping all elapsed loops (except in case of LoopType.Incremental) while keeping the animation fluent. - Note that a tween that was smoothly rewinded will have its play direction flipped - - - Toggles the play state of all tweens and returns the number of actual tweens toggled - (meaning tweens that could be played or paused, depending on the toggle state) - - - Toggles the play state of all tweens with the given ID or target and returns the number of actual tweens toggled - (meaning the tweens that could be played or paused, depending on the toggle state) - - - - Returns TRUE if a tween with the given ID or target is active (regardless if it's playing or not). - You can also use this to know if a shortcut tween is active for a given target. - Example: - transform.DOMoveX(45, 1); // transform is automatically added as the tween target - DOTween.IsTweening(transform); // Returns true - - - - - Returns the total number of active and playing tweens. - A tween is considered as playing even if its delay is actually playing - - - - - Returns a list of all active tweens in a playing state. - Returns NULL if there are no active playing tweens. - Beware: each time you call this method a new list is generated, so use it for debug only - - - - - Returns a list of all active tweens in a paused state. - Returns NULL if there are no active paused tweens. - Beware: each time you call this method a new list is generated, so use it for debug only - - - - - Returns a list of all active tweens with the given id. - Returns NULL if there are no active tweens with the given id. - Beware: each time you call this method a new list is generated - If TRUE returns only the tweens with the given ID that are currently playing - - - - - Returns a list of all active tweens with the given target. - Returns NULL if there are no active tweens with the given target. - Beware: each time you call this method a new list is generated - If TRUE returns only the tweens with the given target that are currently playing - - - - DOTween's log behaviour. - Default: LogBehaviour.ErrorsOnly - - - - Path plugin works exclusively with Transforms - - - - - Allows to wrap ease method in special ways, adding extra features - - - - - Converts the given ease so that it also creates a stop-motion effect, by playing the tween at the given FPS - - FPS at which the tween should be played - Ease type - - - - Converts the given ease so that it also creates a stop-motion effect, by playing the tween at the given FPS - - FPS at which the tween should be played - AnimationCurve to use for the ease - - - - Converts the given ease so that it also creates a stop-motion effect, by playing the tween at the given FPS - - FPS at which the tween should be played - Custom ease function to use - - - - Types of loop - - - - Each loop cycle restarts from the beginning - - - The tween moves forward and backwards at alternate cycles - - - Continuously increments the tween at the end of each loop cycle (A to B, B to B+(A-B), and so on), thus always moving "onward". - In case of String tweens works only if the tween is set as relative + + Gets and sets the time position (loops included, delays excluded) of the tween @@ -2058,200 +2234,24 @@ The new end value If bigger than 0 applies it as the new tween duration - + - Creates virtual tweens that can be used to change other elements via their OnUpdate calls + Used internally - + - Tweens a virtual float. - You can add regular settings to the generated tween, - but do not use SetUpdate or you will overwrite the onVirtualUpdate parameter - - The value to start from - The value to tween to - The duration of the tween - A callback which must accept a parameter of type float, called at each update - - - - Returns a value based on the given ease and lifetime percentage (0 to 1) - The value to start from when lifetimePercentage is 0 - The value to reach when lifetimePercentage is 1 - The time percentage (0 to 1) at which the value should be taken - The type of ease - - - Returns a value based on the given ease and lifetime percentage (0 to 1) - The value to start from when lifetimePercentage is 0 - The value to reach when lifetimePercentage is 1 - The time percentage (0 to 1) at which the value should be taken - The type of ease - Eventual overshoot to use with Back ease - - - Returns a value based on the given ease and lifetime percentage (0 to 1) - The value to start from when lifetimePercentage is 0 - The value to reach when lifetimePercentage is 1 - The time percentage (0 to 1) at which the value should be taken - The type of ease - Eventual amplitude to use with Elastic easeType - Eventual period to use with Elastic easeType - - - Returns a value based on the given ease and lifetime percentage (0 to 1) - The value to start from when lifetimePercentage is 0 - The value to reach when lifetimePercentage is 1 - The time percentage (0 to 1) at which the value should be taken - The AnimationCurve to use for ease - - - Fires the given callback after the given time. - Callback delay - Callback to fire when the delay has expired - If TRUE (default) ignores Unity's timeScale - - - - Used to interpret AnimationCurves as eases. - Public so it can be used by external ease factories + Update type - - - This class contains a C# port of the easing equations created by Robert Penner (http://robertpenner.com/easing). - + + Updates every frame during Update calls - - - Easing equation function for a bounce (exponentially decaying parabolic bounce) easing in: accelerating from zero velocity. - - - Current time (in frames or seconds). - - - Expected easing duration (in frames or seconds). - - Unused: here to keep same delegate for all ease types. - Unused: here to keep same delegate for all ease types. - - The eased value. - + + Updates every frame during LateUpdate calls - - - Easing equation function for a bounce (exponentially decaying parabolic bounce) easing out: decelerating from zero velocity. - - - Current time (in frames or seconds). - - - Expected easing duration (in frames or seconds). - - Unused: here to keep same delegate for all ease types. - Unused: here to keep same delegate for all ease types. - - The eased value. - - - - - Easing equation function for a bounce (exponentially decaying parabolic bounce) easing in/out: acceleration until halfway, then deceleration. - - - Current time (in frames or seconds). - - - Expected easing duration (in frames or seconds). - - Unused: here to keep same delegate for all ease types. - Unused: here to keep same delegate for all ease types. - - The eased value. - - - - - Struct that stores two colors (used for LineRenderer tweens) - - - - - What axis to constrain in case of Vector tweens - - - - - Type of scramble to apply to string tweens - - - - - No scrambling of characters - - - - - A-Z + a-z + 0-9 characters - - - - - A-Z characters - - - - - a-z characters - - - - - 0-9 characters - - - - - Custom characters - - - - - Path control point - - - - - Returns a value between 0 and 1 (inclusive) based on the elapsed time and ease selected - - - - - Returns a value between 0 and 1 (inclusive) based on the elapsed time and ease selected - - - - - Returns a Vector3 with z = 0 - - - - - Returns the 2D angle between two vectors - - - - - Gets the point on the path at the given percentage (0 to 1) - - The percentage (0 to 1) at which to get the point - If TRUE constant speed is taken into account, otherwise not - - - - Public only so custom shortcuts can access some of these methods - + + Updates using FixedUpdate calls diff --git a/_DOTween.Assembly/bin/DOTween.dll b/_DOTween.Assembly/bin/DOTween.dll index 4210724..b0bb158 100644 Binary files a/_DOTween.Assembly/bin/DOTween.dll and b/_DOTween.Assembly/bin/DOTween.dll differ diff --git a/_DOTween.Assembly/bin/DOTween.dll.mdb b/_DOTween.Assembly/bin/DOTween.dll.mdb index 73b8127..6ad404e 100644 Binary files a/_DOTween.Assembly/bin/DOTween.dll.mdb and b/_DOTween.Assembly/bin/DOTween.dll.mdb differ diff --git a/_DOTween.Assembly/bin/DOTween43.dll b/_DOTween.Assembly/bin/DOTween43.dll index 1aed027..1b7d9ee 100644 Binary files a/_DOTween.Assembly/bin/DOTween43.dll and b/_DOTween.Assembly/bin/DOTween43.dll differ diff --git a/_DOTween.Assembly/bin/DOTween43.dll.mdb b/_DOTween.Assembly/bin/DOTween43.dll.mdb index 809713b..d446c58 100644 Binary files a/_DOTween.Assembly/bin/DOTween43.dll.mdb and b/_DOTween.Assembly/bin/DOTween43.dll.mdb differ diff --git a/_DOTween.Assembly/bin/DOTween46.dll b/_DOTween.Assembly/bin/DOTween46.dll index ea0b871..0298745 100644 Binary files a/_DOTween.Assembly/bin/DOTween46.dll and b/_DOTween.Assembly/bin/DOTween46.dll differ diff --git a/_DOTween.Assembly/bin/DOTween46.dll.mdb b/_DOTween.Assembly/bin/DOTween46.dll.mdb index 0689185..5dbd96f 100644 Binary files a/_DOTween.Assembly/bin/DOTween46.dll.mdb and b/_DOTween.Assembly/bin/DOTween46.dll.mdb differ diff --git a/_DOTween.Assembly/bin/DOTween46.xml b/_DOTween.Assembly/bin/DOTween46.xml index 3771132..8ba34f3 100644 --- a/_DOTween.Assembly/bin/DOTween46.xml +++ b/_DOTween.Assembly/bin/DOTween46.xml @@ -4,6 +4,17 @@ DOTween46 + + + Various utils that require Unity 4.6 or later + + + + + Converts the anchoredPosition of the first RectTransform to the second RectTransform, + taking into consideration offset, anchors and pivot, and returns the new anchoredPosition + + Methods that extend known Unity objects and allow to directly create and control tweens from their instances. @@ -181,16 +192,5 @@ Also stores the Text as the tween's target so it can be used for filtered operations The value to tween toThe duration of the tween - - - Various utils that require Unity 4.6 or later - - - - - Converts the anchoredPosition of the first RectTransform to the second RectTransform, - taking into consideration offset, anchors and pivot, and returns the new anchoredPosition - - diff --git a/_DOTween.Assembly/bin/DOTween50.dll b/_DOTween.Assembly/bin/DOTween50.dll index afd0c94..13a2fc3 100644 Binary files a/_DOTween.Assembly/bin/DOTween50.dll and b/_DOTween.Assembly/bin/DOTween50.dll differ diff --git a/_DOTween.Assembly/bin/DOTween50.dll.mdb b/_DOTween.Assembly/bin/DOTween50.dll.mdb index 4438b97..b517c01 100644 Binary files a/_DOTween.Assembly/bin/DOTween50.dll.mdb and b/_DOTween.Assembly/bin/DOTween50.dll.mdb differ diff --git a/_DOTween.Assembly/bin/Editor/DOTweenEditor.XML b/_DOTween.Assembly/bin/Editor/DOTweenEditor.XML index db17f44..6afe743 100644 --- a/_DOTween.Assembly/bin/Editor/DOTweenEditor.XML +++ b/_DOTween.Assembly/bin/Editor/DOTweenEditor.XML @@ -4,17 +4,6 @@ DOTweenEditor - - - Not used as menu item anymore, but as a utiity function - - - - - Setups DOTween - - If TRUE, no warning window appears in case there is no need for setup - Checks that the given editor texture use the correct import settings, @@ -61,5 +50,16 @@ Full path for the given loaded assembly, assembly file included + + + Not used as menu item anymore, but as a utiity function + + + + + Setups DOTween + + If TRUE, no warning window appears in case there is no need for setup + diff --git a/_DOTween.Assembly/bin/Editor/DOTweenEditor.dll b/_DOTween.Assembly/bin/Editor/DOTweenEditor.dll index 7820f3b..d2ec7e2 100644 Binary files a/_DOTween.Assembly/bin/Editor/DOTweenEditor.dll and b/_DOTween.Assembly/bin/Editor/DOTweenEditor.dll differ diff --git a/_DOTween.Assembly/bin/Editor/DOTweenEditor.dll.mdb b/_DOTween.Assembly/bin/Editor/DOTweenEditor.dll.mdb index fb8c228..544096d 100644 Binary files a/_DOTween.Assembly/bin/Editor/DOTweenEditor.dll.mdb and b/_DOTween.Assembly/bin/Editor/DOTweenEditor.dll.mdb differ