Nice video, I'll save that for later! But you can see a bug: The saw blade changes the rotation speed depending on in which direction it is moved (slower in one direction, faster in the other).
Thanks! I am glad you like it. I also noticed that but I think it is just a visual illusion. There is no reason (at least I think) why the speed should change.
Just a friendly reminder, take a look at recycle tweens in dotween preferences. Also, be careful with managing DOTween callbacks and scene changes. It is an awesome tool to use in any project :)
Thanks for noting that. Sounds like a great feature! You mean that I should unsubscribe the listener OnDisable etc right? And by scene changes you mean that I should kill the tween when changing scenes?
Thats so cool, you should make more videos related the use of dotween
I am glad you like it. Do you have any ideas for what related to DOTween you would want to see next?
@@freedomcoding try how use timeline with dotween like like making cutscene using dotween
@@jamestanubrata6782 That sounds interesting. I haven't thought about that.
Nice video, I'll save that for later!
But you can see a bug: The saw blade changes the rotation speed depending on in which direction it is moved (slower in one direction, faster in the other).
Thanks! I am glad you like it. I also noticed that but I think it is just a visual illusion. There is no reason (at least I think) why the speed should change.
Just a friendly reminder, take a look at recycle tweens in dotween preferences. Also, be careful with managing DOTween callbacks and scene changes. It is an awesome tool to use in any project :)
Thanks for noting that. Sounds like a great feature! You mean that I should unsubscribe the listener OnDisable etc right? And by scene changes you mean that I should kill the tween when changing scenes?
@@freedomcoding Exactly!