Custom Tween Easings: Godot Guide

[@5minutemovies977]

I needed to come back to this video for something I'm doing, and while browsing your channel, I was amazed at how "few" videos you have, although all very useful, from what I've seen (this one included)

[@error7studios535]

Great job! You should add a proposal for this so it can be officially implemented in Godot 4.0

[@vatan2578]

I look forward to the continuation of your lessons. I wish you and your loved ones health and happiness.

[@BramwellWilliams]

Thankyou Kenan, likewise :)

[@optionaldev2876]

Oh man, the production quality is really high on this vid, with all the zooms and text animations etc. Great stuff. Though I also really liked the short ~3 minute quick tips you did in the beginning. They would also still be appreciated ;)

[@BramwellWilliams]

Thankyou! I'll bear that in mind c:

[@rcjvet]

So glad I found this. I needed a little bounce to my tree falling tween and the Godot TRANS_BOUNCE with EASE_OUT was just way too bouncy. Extending Tween with your implementation was perfect. Thank you for sharing this!

[@rungeon83]

I was using my own custom Curves pretty by interpotlating a value from 0 to 1f at speed * delta, but the set up was awkard and lenghty, this is much better, Just converted this to C#, fantastic tutorial again :)

[@BramwellWilliams]

Oh sweet thanks! Love your stuff Rungeon, really glad this was helpful, I'd be really interested to see the c# version c:

[@languagelearningexperience6814]

2 years later and this is awesome still.

[@PlayWithFurcifer]

Well produced video and an interesting script!

[@danniemi9990]

Thanks! Coming to Godot from After Effects, this is perfect to do what I'm used to doing with Flow.

[@Energy0120]

yeah exactly same for me, the only thing i noticed is that maybe it's not as fluid as ae's graph, but maybe it's just because the video wasn't recorded at 60fps i should try that by myself

[@mesolagic]

Wow, this is quite a gem. Thank you for making this!

[@anasalshikhkhalil2044]

Immediately subscribed, great idea! I used to use 2 tweens to make this overshooting behavior

[@BramwellWilliams]

Super stoked I could help c: that was exactly the spot I was in!

[@danieldrew2356]

Amazing quality!! Found u through the Godot discord :) Subbed

[@BramwellWilliams]

Thankyou so much, great to hear c:

[@CarbsCode]

Awesome work Bram! Got to love creating custom tools :)

[@BramwellWilliams]

Sorry I missed this carbs, thanks a bunch c: it was really nice working on a tool as a change of pace

[@CarbsCode]

@@BramwellWilliams No worries! We are all busy people hahaha And yes working on tools can be very fun and extremely useful later on when you keep using them over and over :D

[@KrystofKlestil1337]

Fantastic! Everything was clearly explained plus the timestamps in the description helped skip parts I already knew about.

[@BramwellWilliams]

Very happy to hear it! Thanks Krystof

[@mapopi-mm]

This is really useful, specially for UI animations. Thank you!

[@BramwellWilliams]

really glad! anytime Mauricio c:

[@bodhii]

Nice tutorial, very useful! I also really like the demonstrations at the end

[@BramwellWilliams]

Thought of your last comment as I added them c: thanks bodhi

[@bodhii]

@@BramwellWilliams lol never felt so powerful before

[@QuantumCode]

Thank you ! This video is really great !

[@BramwellWilliams]

Sorry I missed this, thanks a bunch man c:

[@syedrizvi6408]

Super tutorial. Very impressive. One freindly request, kindly go a little bit slow on new things. I found it difficult to follow on Tween node selection and selecting the curve for pop up. Other people must be OK with it, as they may be familiar with these parts Fanstastic tutorial, no doubt

[@stevemcwin]

Thanks for making this, you really helped me out!

[@Xx-Anwar-xX]

please keep up this golden content . would be really cool if you do some volumetric fog and lighting techniques you use .

[@BramwellWilliams]

Thankyou! Can do most of my lighting is fairly simple but I'm happy with the effect I get - I think I describe it under the glow section in my fire video but it definitely warrants more fleshing out c:

[@jotasantos9398]

I can rotate a object in 90 degrees using this? I try to use "transform/rot" but dont work.

[@BramwellWilliams]

It may be rotation_degrees if you hover over any variable in the inspector it will tell you it's name in a tooltip. I will check tonight c:

[@thedupy124]

Amazing tutorial !

[@BramwellWilliams]

thankyou Mathieu! glad you liked it c:

[@cmds.learning7426]

great!

[@BramwellWilliams]

Thanks! c:

[@ioxu]

Great presentation and I really appreciate the format of showing a useful tool (And making a factory tool even more intuitive) and then showing how to build it. This is a great idea that solves a problem I had where I wanted to have a tween controlling a slider which had a pause button to let me control the slider directly, but then turning the new slider value to resume the tween was difficult because I had a funky ease type on the tween. Having a linear middle man would have solved that! Also when you assert an undefined curve, did you know you can also add the warning icon in the scene tree panel? godotengine.org/qa/28046/showing-the-alert-icon-in-the-editors-scene-tree

[@BramwellWilliams]

Thanks Ben glad I could help! I had no idea you could add a custom icon to asserts that's awesome c:

[@Crits-Crafts]

Don't suppose you've done an updated version for Godot 4.3? lol really good work

[@Crits-Crafts]

Realised about 2 minutes after posting this comment, that its not acutally that tricky to update it myself lol. again thanks for the amazing tutorial