[DJVDJV]

I use moving from place "start" to place "end" this kind:
transform.DOMove(end, 1); .. and it is ok.

1 st question:

Now I need tween that moves transform half way to "end" and then back to "start" (in 1 sec) (I use it as attack movement in tile based game)
How I do it DOTween?

2 st question:

I need tween cannonball as "bow" from "start" to "end" this: transform.DOMove(end, 1); do straight line. (Something that birds fly in Angry Birds or cannon ball in tank games)
How to do it in DOTween?

3 rd question:

I need tween boolean value that is set to true.. but is set to false after 2.5 sec.. How to doit wit DOTween?

[Daniele]

Hi,


1st question
You should create another tween in that case


2nd question
You can apply a DOJump tween, to choose the height of the jump and thus create an arc


3rd question
Check out DOVirtual.DelayedCall

[DJVDJV]

Hmm how to make call back with parameter?

I get this work:

void DoAct()
{
 DOVirtual.DelayedCall(attackMoveSpeed, moveBack, false);
}

void moveBack()
{
        transform.DOMove(attackStartLocation, attackMoveSpeed);
}

I would like to do (But I bet compile error)

void DoAct(vector3 location)
{
 DOVirtual.DelayedCall(attackMoveSpeed, moveBack(location), false);
}

void moveBack(vector3 location)
{
        transform.DOMove(location, attackMoveSpeed);
}

also how to make call "inline" for example if I want just change boolean and does not want to do own method for it?
Something like:  DOVirtual.DelayedCall(2.5f, isBusy = false, false);

[Daniele]

Instead of this:

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DOVirtual.DelayedCall(attackMoveSpeed, moveBack(location), false);you should pass just the function name:

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DOVirtual.DelayedCall(attackMoveSpeed, moveBack, false);
And to make it inline you can use a lambda instead:

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DOVirtual.DelayedCall(attackMoveSpeed, ()=> isBusy = false, false);

[DJVDJV]

This one:
"
DOVirtual.DelayedCall(attackMoveSpeed, moveBack(location), false);
you should pass just the function name:
DOVirtual.DelayedCall(attackMoveSpeed, moveBack, false);
"

But how to pass location as parameter?

[Daniele]

Sorry I should've specified that. DelayedCall doesn't accept parameters, so you can only call methods that have no parameters. Or use another type of lambda like this:

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DOVirtual.DelayedCall(attackMoveSpeed, ()=> moveBack(location), false);

[DJVDJV]

Now it works. Thanks LOT!

[Daniele]

Great