What does tweening do?

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#1

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What Wick Editor Version are you using?
1.19.3

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I was just wondering what tweening dose
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#2

Tweening is a process, where the animator uses the computer to facilitate smoother movements.

Imagine this, you have a dot, and it needs to move from position A to position B in C frames.

You make two tweens, one where the dot is at position A, and another one where it’s at position B. They are spaced C frames apart.

When you play, the frames in C stop being a singular space, and instead a range. In this range, the computer fills in frame D which is an in-between of frame A and frame B.

Now, easings are used to tell the computer how fast (or slow) the motion of (frame) A -> (frame) B should be.

Easings

  • None (Linear, moves like a robot.)
  • In (Quadratic-In, slower in the start, gets faster in the end.)
  • Out (Quadratic-Out, slower in the end, faster in the start
  • In-Out (Both Out and In.)

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I grabbed this from a earlier post.

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#3

You should still remeber that it does it for everything on that frame range on the layer the frame range is on.