How to scale a object after moving the same gameobject?

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Hi, does anyone know how to scale a object after moving the same gameobject. Currently im using touchscript which is found from the asset store and i only could scale and move the object at a separate time. Heres the current code:

              protected override float doScaling(Vector2 oldScreenPos1, Vector2 oldScreenPos2, Vector2 
              newScreenPos1,
                                       Vector2 newScreenPos2, ProjectionParams projectionParams)
    {
        var newVector = projectionParams.ProjectTo(newScreenPos2, TransformPlane) -
                        projectionParams.ProjectTo(newScreenPos1, TransformPlane);
        var oldVector = projectionParams.ProjectTo(oldScreenPos2, TransformPlane) -
                        projectionParams.ProjectTo(oldScreenPos1, TransformPlane);
        return newVector.magnitude / oldVector.magnitude;
    }

    /// <inheritdoc />
    protected override Vector3 doOnePointTranslation(Vector2 oldScreenPos, Vector2 newScreenPos,
                                                     ProjectionParams projectionParams)
    {
        if (isTransforming)
        {
            return projectionParams.ProjectTo(newScreenPos, TransformPlane) -
                   projectionParams.ProjectTo(oldScreenPos, TransformPlane);
        }

        screenPixelTranslationBuffer += newScreenPos - oldScreenPos;
        if (screenPixelTranslationBuffer.sqrMagnitude > screenTransformPixelThresholdSquared)
        {
            isTransforming = true;
            return projectionParams.ProjectTo(newScreenPos, TransformPlane) -
                   projectionParams.ProjectTo(newScreenPos - screenPixelTranslationBuffer, TransformPlane);
        }

        return Vector3.zero;
    }

    /// <inheritdoc />
    protected override Vector3 doTwoPointTranslation(Vector2 oldScreenPos1, Vector2 oldScreenPos2,
                                                     Vector2 newScreenPos1, Vector2 newScreenPos2, float dR, float dS, ProjectionParams projectionParams)
    {
        if (isTransforming)
        {
            return projectionParams.ProjectTo(newScreenPos1, TransformPlane) - projectScaledRotated(oldScreenPos1, dR, dS, projectionParams);
        }

        screenPixelTranslationBuffer += newScreenPos1 - oldScreenPos1;
        if (screenPixelTranslationBuffer.sqrMagnitude > screenTransformPixelThresholdSquared)
        {
            isTransforming = true;
            return projectionParams.ProjectTo(newScreenPos1, TransformPlane) -
                   projectScaledRotated(newScreenPos1 - screenPixelTranslationBuffer, dR, dS, projectionParams);
        }
		//doScaling();
		
        return Vector3.zero;
    }
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@IdkwhatusernameToUse

I think Unity has a script you can import automatically when you right click in your project panel and the package is called ‘CrossPlatform Input’. I like free and easily accessible stuff. Why do you not make it easy on yourself and just access the transforms localScale and use Vector3.Lerp to shrink it and just use the move script in the same function. A good function is void Update().