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On end of iTween
Is it possible to have something happen when this iTween ends:
function Start ()
{
iTween.moveTo( gameObject, { "x" : -1449.818 , "y" : 398.2629 , "z" : 1201.911 , "time" : Speed });
}
if it is how do I go about it
http://itween.pixelplacement.com/ look at "Callback Functions"
Nearly all of the methods in iTween allow the addition of an optional "onStart" and "onComplete" argument. This argument takes a string refrence to an existing function in any script attached to the currently utilized GameObject. In addition, you can optionally provide "onStartParams" and/or "onCompleteParams" arguments to allow the passing of an object to the destination "onStart" or "onComplete" function. You can also specify an "onStartTarget" and/or "onCompleteTarget" to allow the firing of a function on a different GameObject.
To illustrate this functionality let's create a looping animation (Note: iTween includes a native loop feature called "loopType" built in which could have been set to "pingPong" to do this in 1 line of code but this example is merely to demonstrate the flexibility of utilizing callbacks):
private var tweenTarget : GameObject; var counter : GUIText; var count : int =0;
function Start(){ tweenTarget=gameObject; roll("right"); counter.guiText.material.color = Color.black; }
private function roll(direction: String): void{ switch(direction){ case "right": iTween.rotateBy(tweenTarget,{"z":-.5}); iTween.moveTo(tweenTarget,{"x":1.7, "onComplete":"roll", "onCompleteParams":"left"}); count+=1; break;
case "left":
iTween.rotateBy(tweenTarget,{"z":1});
iTween.moveTo(tweenTarget,{"x":-1.7, "onComplete":"roll", "onCompleteParams":"right"});
count+=1;
break;
}
counter.text=count.ToString() + " Loops";
}
Reference: http://www.insquare.com/itween/
I think you can just layer them on top of each other, and they'll queue automatically. It's kinda weird, but it's easier than sticking it in a coroutine or something. Like this:
function Start ()
{
iTween.moveTo( gameObject, { "x" : -1449.818 , "y" : 398.2629 , "z" : 1201.911 , "time" : Speed });
iTween.moveTo( gameObject, { "x" : 0 , "y" : 0 , "z" : 0 , "time" : Speed });
}
yea, but what if I wont to say, Delete the object once its done? sorry I should have been more clearer in the question. :)
Yes, you should have. Look at the "Callback Functions" section of the iTween webpage, it describes how you can do that.
This is how you would accomplish the same task with LeanTween:
function Start ()
{
var toPoint = Vector3( -1449.818, 398.2629, 1201.911);
var speed = 1.0;
LeanTween.move( gameObject, toPoint, speed, {"onComplete":moveComplete});
}
function moveComplete(){
Debug.Log("I am done!");
}
