I've been working on making an animation meme, and a few months ago I tried tweening a different one. Looking back, it's terrible, so I wanted to ‘relearn’ I guess how to do it since the tutorials I'm watching don't seem to be helping me absorb the concept. Can anyone help?

From what knowledge I have about tweening, I'm 99.9% sure that there is no way to tween between two different positions*/images in scratch as of right now. I really wish that this was a feature, as it would help me a lot in my microscopic amount of animating skills.
You can make a suggestion to add this to scratch on the suggestions forum, and who knows? Maybe it will get added, though tweening is a confusing concept for some people, so it may not (possible features that might be tricky for younger ages to understand are sometimes considered against the community guidelines).
*There is kind of a way to do motion tweens using motion blocks, although it might be tricky depending on what you're doing.

Check the see inside of this project to learn how to tween!
https://scratch.mit.edu/projects/415083596/

-MintiiChip- wrote:

I've been working on making an animation meme, and a few months ago I tried tweening a different one. Looking back, it's terrible, so I wanted to ‘relearn’ I guess how to do it since the tutorials I'm watching don't seem to be helping me absorb the concept. Can anyone help?

Did you learn now?

bubblesoda11 wrote:

-MintiiChip- wrote:

I've been working on making an animation meme, and a few months ago I tried tweening a different one. Looking back, it's terrible, so I wanted to ‘relearn’ I guess how to do it since the tutorials I'm watching don't seem to be helping me absorb the concept. Can anyone help?

Did you learn now?

Please don't necropost. This topic is from a year ago and -mintiichip- likely no longer needs help.

bubblesoda11 wrote:

-MintiiChip- wrote:

I've been working on making an animation meme, and a few months ago I tried tweening a different one. Looking back, it's terrible, so I wanted to ‘relearn’ I guess how to do it since the tutorials I'm watching don't seem to be helping me absorb the concept. Can anyone help?

Did you learn now?

Thanks for the help! However, this thread is almost 1 year old - so I don't think the topic owner is looking for answers anymore. I would suggest looking for new topics (that have not yet been answered) and respond to them.