[Open Beta] Procedural On-the-Fly Animation in UE4: iTween!

[SwiftIllusion]

@;202202

Swift, you have 57 posts and I feel like at least half of them are in this thread. You are truly one of, if I may play favourites, favourites!

Yes, the interval is able to be changed dynamically. After you create you iTween Event, just call “SetTimerInterval(float interval)” on the event. In Blueprints, you can call it by dragging out from the Return Value pin when you create an iTween operation then search for “interval.” In C++, each iTween Function returns an iTweenEvent object. When you call one, assign it to an AiTweenEvent* variable, then call “SetTimerInterval(float interval)” on that variable pointer.

Haha I’d agree with you there. ^^; I’m truly honored to hear that :)!!

Awesome :D, one of the reasons I’ve been so looking forward to my next project is so I could begin playing with the iTween events again and that desire has increased 10fold with this new feature you’ve added, can’t wait to dig into it and I’m excited to see your plugin develop even further :D! Keep up the incredible work and ingenious additions :D.

@gpvd;202220

in the eventgraph i simply did an EventBeginPlay that calls Actor Move From/To.
Actor to move = self
location From = get actor location
location to = random vector
the rest of the variables are default.

From the sound of your post the issue is that you have set it up on begin play. iTweens need to be setup on the event tick node, not begin play. That should solve your issue unless something else is going on. A screenshot if possible would help if that doesn’t solve it.