Tween scale? (SOLVED)

[Ninjadoodle]

Hi guys

 

What is the best way of tweening a sprites scale?

 

Should I tween the width and height separately or is there some sort of percentage value?

 

I tried using scale:0.5, but it doesn't seem to work.

 

Thank you for any suggestions

[rich]

Removed: Sorry, wrong forum

[Sebi]

I haven't looked at panda's code (never worked with it), but since it's build on pixi:

If you want to tween the scale, you have to tween the scale.x and the scale.y property.
You can't just tween "scale".

[Ninjadoodle]

Hi @SebastianNette

 

Thank you for your help

 

I still can't seem to get the right syntax to get this working ...

 

I can tween the width: and height: but I tried writing up the scale.x in many different ways and can't get it to work.

 

I tried looking at the tween docs (the tween engine, panda's was based on, but can't find any info).

[Sebi]

Does this work?

var tween = new game.Tween(sprite.scale);tween.to({x:0.5, y:0.5}, 1000);tween.start();

[Ninjadoodle]

Oh I see! I'm trying to write my tweens inline because I have a lot of them and it makes things simpler.

 

game.scene.addTween(infoFind1, {x:300}, 250, {delay:200, easing:game.Tween.Easing.Back.In}).start();

 

But I think my way of writing them might conflict with the way the engine works.

From your example, it looks like I have to set the property I'm tweening before a do so.

 

I can't think of a way to write up your example in the format I'm using.

 

Thank you again for your help! I really appreciate it

[Sebi]

It should behave the same. Important is that you tween the scale property.
new game.Tween(sprite.scale)
 
So instead of infoFind1 you would tween the values of infoFind1.scale

[Ninjadoodle]

Awesome! It works perfectly

 

game.scene.addTween(sprite.scale, {x:0.9, y:0.9}, 250, {delay:0, easing:game.Tween.Easing.Back.In}).start();

 

Thank you heaps for taking the time out to help! I should send you a six pack of beer haha!