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Question by unitygal · Apr 22, 2013 at 02:33 AM · scalemoveitween

How can I scale and move a game object simultaneously using iTween?

I'm using iTween to make gameobjectA move on top of gameobjectB and simultaneously shrink as it moves onto gameobjectB, so that gameobjectA looks like it is shrinking into gameobjectB. Right now, I'm trying to run a ScaleTo and a MoveTo itween simultaneously, but it looks like only one will run at a time. What can I do to produce this effect?

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avatar image GC1983 · Apr 23, 2013 at 05:50 PM 0
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Lerp would work.

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Yes, that could be a workaround. I'm struggling a little bit with managing the ti$$anonymous$$g so that the lerp runs at the same time as the other iTween scale which I put a delay on right now. Generally, is it possible to run two iTweens on the same game object at the same time?

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I found a tweening alternative that allows tweening on the same game object at the same time: LeanTween

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