[par]

Is it possible to run a DOTween DOPath tween but have a callback that is... well called every time the tween hits one of the waypoints in it's array?

Thanks!

PAR

[Daniele]

Hi,

Absolutely, check out the OnWaypointChange callback

Cheers,
Daniele

[par]

Well crap, how did I miss that?  I apologize and thank you!

PAR

[par]

Um... quick question on DOPath though.... It seems as if its returning to the starting position.  I was assuming that when the last waypoint was reached the tween would stop.  Is this possible w/ DOPath?  I didn't see a DoSpline type method...

PAR

[par]

Hmm... and is it possible to send the tween object itself (or any other parameter) into the OnWaypointChange() method like we do the normal callback lambdas?

Thanks!

PAR

[Daniele]

Hi,

You can use a lambda too with OnWaypointChange, while accepting the int parameter:

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// "x" in this case represents the int parameter
...OnWaypointChange(x=> AnotherMethod(x, myTween));
// ...
// Example method
void AnotherMethod(int waypointIndex, Tween myTween) {}

About the path returning to the start, that should totally not happen. Are you using the latest version of DOTween (1.1.135)?

Cheers,
Daniele