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I've encountered problems chaining and yoyoing tweens that have array properties.
The cause appears to be the way that TweenData vStarts and vEnds are concatenated to create various effects.
As a(n unfortunately) broad example, a parent property {x: [0,50,50,100]} could end up with a child property {x: [[0, 50, 50, 100], 100, 100, 200]}, which prevents the child property from being read correctly.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
…akes the Tween interpolate through each value specified in the array using the defined Tween.interpolation method (see new example, thanks @FridayMarch26th#1619)
Tween.interpolationFunction was using the incorrect context to invoke the function. This is now defined in `TweenData.interpolationFunctionContext` and defaults to `Phaser.Math`. If you provide your own interpolation function then please adjust the context accordingly (thanks @FridayMarch26th#1618)
I've encountered problems chaining and yoyoing tweens that have array properties.
The cause appears to be the way that TweenData vStarts and vEnds are concatenated to create various effects.
As a(n unfortunately) broad example, a parent property {x: [0,50,50,100]} could end up with a child property {x: [[0, 50, 50, 100], 100, 100, 200]}, which prevents the child property from being read correctly.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: