I'm pretty sure it's already explained

Tween [] seconds [] mode{

}::#59ab98

So, pretty much a smooth movement block

when green flag clicked
go to x: [-50] y: [0]
Tween [1] seconds [EaseInOut v]{
go to x: [50] y: [0]
}::#59ab98

This would cause the sprite to go slow, speed up as it reaches the middle, and then slow down again

when green flag clicked
set size to [0]%
Tween [1] seconds [EaseOut v]{
set size to [100]%
}::#59ab98

Here is a full demo of the tween block.
Color used{
HEX: #59ab98
RGB: 89, 171, 152
CMYK: 48%, 0%, 11%, 33%
HSV: 166°, 48%, 67%
HSL: 166°, 33%, 51%

::#59ab98

}

That might be the same thing as lerp (linear interpolation): https://scratch.mit.edu/discuss/topic/583779/

k0d3rrr wrote:

That might be the same thing as lerp (linear interpolation): https://scratch.mit.edu/discuss/topic/583779/

that won't work on multiple things at once:

when green flag clicked
go to x: [-50] y: [50]
point in direction [90]
tween [1] second [EaseInOut v]{
go to x: [50] y: [-50]
point in direction [0]
}::#59ab98

Nevermind, I didn't read it properly

Hey Roblox developer, this should only work on property setting blocks, I mean anything else it would make no sense. Like smooth easing of size or location sure but variables would be a no. Support as an extension, tweens can also be calculated on your own.

bump

Disappointed bump. Why? Because this hasn't been posted on for so long, and this topic was on the possible brink of being necroposted on.

This is definitely a duplicate. I'm not saying you guys should find the duplicate, I'm just saying, someone has definitely suggested this before, but at the time of writing this, I wasn't looking for any duplicates.

I still think this should be added because while there are workarounds, they might not work the same as the tween animation blocks being suggested here.

A better reason why this should be added is because this could help create better tweening animations for projects. Why?

So you can make animations feel more “realistic” and less “robotic”.

you might want to include the fact that if it uses one second, it's going to be FPSI
you'll get a lot of support from the more advanced users

i made a new demo here

anyways, bump

also this is the improved version of my demo here

also, bump

bump

XxhackerlolxX wrote:

Hey Roblox developer, this should only work on property setting blocks, I mean anything else it would make no sense. Like smooth easing of size or location sure but variables would be a no. Support as an extension, tweens can also be calculated on your own.

exactly the same as the operators, you can calculate EVERYTHING in scratch with just the = block, and a go to block, and yet scratch made blocks for everything

Snap! has an interesting block with a similar purpose in the Animation library:

animate [x position v] by (50) in (1) secs easing [linear v] :: motion

The first dropdown contains things like x/y position, direction, size, effects, tempo and volume. It doesn't contain variables because it's implemented as a custom block so the options have to be predefined. Easing is the same as “mode” in this suggestion.

endThey should totally add this block all scratch animators can rest and it have cool transitions