[Request] Tween value without using property about gokit HOT 6 CLOSED

@sathyarajshetigar there will a small allocation each time you call that method. If you are calling it every frame definitely cache the tween. If you are only calling it every so often no need to bother caching it.

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GoKit is pretty extensible so you can add in pretty much anything you want the fits into the idea of tweening or even just having a tick method called. For example, below is a quick and dirty implementation of an Action tween that can be called like this:

Go.to( cube, 4, new GoTweenConfig() )
    .addTweenProperty( new ActionProperty( val => Debug.Log( val ) ) );

public class ActionProperty : AbstractTweenProperty
{
	System.Action<float> _setter;
	
	float _startValue;
	float _endValue;


	public ActionProperty( System.Action<float> setter, float startValue = 0, float endValue = 1 )
	{
		_setter = setter;
		_startValue = startValue;
		_endValue = endValue;
	}


	public override void prepareForUse()
	{}


	public override void tick( float totalElapsedTime )
	{
		var easedValue = _easeFunction( totalElapsedTime, _startValue, _endValue, _ownerTween.duration );
		_setter( easedValue );
	}
}

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Hi,
I tried using the code and it does not work as expected. Here is the code. All I get is the start value

public class GoFloatProperty : AbstractTweenProperty
{
private Action _setter;

private float _startValue;
private float _endValue;

public GoFloatProperty(float startValue, float endValue, Action<float> setter)
{
    _setter = setter;
    _startValue = startValue;
    _endValue = endValue;
}

public override void prepareForUse()
{
}

public override void tick(float totalElapsedTime)
{
    float easedValue = _easeFunction(totalElapsedTime, _startValue, _endValue, _ownerTween.duration);
    _setter(easedValue);

    UnityEngine.Debug.Log("Tick " + easedValue + " totalElapsedTime " + totalElapsedTime +
        " _ownerTween.duration " + _ownerTween.duration + " _startValue " + _startValue + " _endValue " + _endValue);
}

}

//and used it like this
Go.to(this, 1, new GoTweenConfig().addTweenProperty(new GoFloatProperty(100.0f, 0.0f, val => Debug.Log(val))));
//It prints only 100,100,100.........
Did I miss anything?

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Try out the ActionTweenProperty class that I just pushed to the repo. It will work for both forwards and backwards tweens.

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Awesome. That did work. Thanks a ton

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Quick question. Does AbstractTweenProperty instance allocate memory?

I use the following code every time "ShowToast" Method is called

Go.to(this, TWEENSPEED, new GoTweenConfig().addTweenProperty(new FloatActionTweenProperty(1, 0, val =>
{
toastScreenCanvasGroup.alpha = val;
}))).setOnCompleteHandler((bt) =>
{
toastScreen.SetActive(false);
});

Is it fine this way or should I assign it a variable and use it to play the next time? Is there any performance difference?

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