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inrxi/flux (press backspace or delete to remove)Is there a possibility to check whether a tween is active or not? Do I have to do it with :oncomplete ? Or can I
manually check it if I store the tween as a variable like this:
myTween=flux.to(self, 4, ...
theRealProHacker
- 1
- Opened on Jan 12, 2021
- #14
local t = flux.to(...):after(...)
-- (after some time)
t:stop()
-- (The after tween still plays if stopped before the start of the after tween
thegrb93
- 4
- Opened on Dec 8, 2020
- #12
It would be nice to have a repeat functionality. Something to repeat the whole transformation with options to reverse it
in time as well.
gustavostuff
- 5
- Opened on May 14, 2020
- #9
Sometimes I want to make chains of tweens, like so
local f = flux.to(...)
f = f:after(...)
f = f:after(...)
this works pretty nice, except for the fact that the callsite for the first tween is different ...
Alloyed
- Opened on Sep 28, 2017
- #8
Huge fan of this library! One issue/question:
If I chain together multiple tweens in one line of code using flux.to(...):after(...):after(...) and call tween:stop(),
it appears that the first tween is ...
MitchellTR
- 2
- Opened on Aug 26, 2016
- #7
I m not sure if this is a bug,an intended feature, or an error on my part, but I felt it d be worth posting regardless.
Whenever you have a tween inside of an iteration and try to pass the iterator as ...
Khranos
- 2
- Opened on Apr 10, 2016
- #6

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