iTween: How to test if an object is "iTweening" ?

I folks,
well I'm working on a puzzle game like bejeweled were many object at (almost) the same time have to "explode".

I'm of course using iTween for effects, but I don't know how (and if it is possible to) to test if all my objects are exploded (I mean their iTween.scaleTo function has finished or not) to do other things like replace them with new objects.

I'd need something like
bool iTween.isTweening(Gameobject gameObject)

so far I made an iTweenControlClass which keeps track of how many objects are still tweening (using the onStart and onComplete, to change a counter), but I still have some kind of issues for some kind of strange timing stuff / deadlocks
(as I'm using the [MethodImpl(MethodImplOptions.Synchronized)] )

Thanks in advance

 

public bool isRunning,isPaused; <= those are public variables in the iTween class. You can just refer to them

 

Oh gosh I hate it when I feel this dumb
But really thank you!!!

 

finally got a chance to check it out, and I can see they are not static and I can't access them directly

Plus I need to test if some objects (many but not all ofg them) are tweening and not if the entire iTween system is working.

I just noticed the iTween.tweens.Contains may be it might be useful...

 

Got it to work finally!!!

the static method "Count" let you know how many Tweens are attached to the object (also a type based filter).


IEnumerator startTween() {
iTween.MoveTo(gameObject, new Vector3(5,0,0), 3);

while (iTween.Count(gameObject)>0) {
yield return new WaitForSeconds(0.5f);
Debug.Log("waiting... count is:"+iTween.Count(gameObject));
}

Debug.Log("the wait is over!!!");
iTween.MoveTo(gameObject, new Vector3(-5,0,0), 3);
}

 

Good stuff! Glad you figured out a solution.

 

iTween.isRunning no longer working now?

 

It's been almost 10 years since this thread was active. I doubt this thread would necessarily know.

Since iTween is a 3rd party library you may want to check out their release notes and documentation.