iTween - PunchPosition(), error after finished

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1

Ok, I have the following setup:

  • ParentGameObject
    • ChildGameObject

Now inside ParentGameObject I call `iTween.PunchRotation(ChildTransform, amountVector, timeValue);`

Everything works fine, except that after `PunchRotation()` has finished, the ChildGameObject sets its rotation to the rotation of ParentGameObject instead of remaining at its previous local rotation. Even if I define "space" as Space.Self.

The code that leads to this rotation change is inside `void ApplyPunchRotationTargets()`:

//dial in:
if( percentage==1 )
{
    transform.eulerAngles=vector3s[0];
}

and vector3s[0] is set to transform.eulerAngels in `void GeneratePunchRotationTargets()`, which aren't the local angles!

//from values:
vector3s[0]=transform.eulerAngles;

Now, is this an error by iTween or did I miss something?

2

Can you send me a file that has this setup so I can test and take care of this? You can grab my email from the support page for iTween, Thanks!

3

I've removed the "dial in" portions of the Punch methods in iTween until I can come up with a more bulletproof solution (all this means is that your ending rotations, scales, and positions may be slightly odd, though 100% accurate numbers). Hope this solves things for you!

4

In some cases your dial in looks like this:

if(percentage==1)
{           
    if (isLocal) 
    {
        transform.localRotation = Quaternion.Euler(vector3s[1]);
    else
    {
        transform.rotation = Quaternion.Euler(vector3s[1]);
    };
}

Maybe this would be everything that's needed because the problem was that you assigned the worldspace-coords even if you punched in local space. Maybe this helps..