Apologies if i’m overlooking something. Is it possible to use HOTween to animate the alpha property of a color only? Here’s what I’ve been trying:
HOTween.To(myGameObject.renderer.material.color, 1, "a", 0); // no change in object's alpha
HOTween.To(myGameObject.renderer.material, 1, "color", Color(0,0,0,0)); // color (with alpha) changes as expected
The first line doesn’t seem to create any change in alpha. The second line works as expected.
Hey bitbutter, sorry for the late reply but I was sleeping 
Color objects (and also Vectors, Rects, and other Unity stuff) are actually structs. Which means that in C#, you can’t do this:
myGameObject.renderer.material.color.a = someValue;
But have to do this:
Color myColor = myGameObject.renderer.material.color;
myColor.a = someValue;
myGameObject.renderer.material.color = myColor;
UnityScript, which I suppose you’re using, allows you to assign an alpha value directly to a color property, but what it does is actually do the above procedure while “hiding” it. HOTween is C# based (for better performance and compatibility - and because I like it more ;)), so won’t allow you to do that, sorry (that’s why I added a special type of plugin - PlugVector3X/Y/Z - to allow the direct animation of Vectors x/y/z).
Ah I see. Thanks for the explanation, that makes sense. (and the reply was speedy! no worries).
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