Passing in a Public Variable into a Tween

[ChrisUlrichEveri]

So I have recently been learning cc.tween in Cocos Creator, and they have been easy to use, and work great overall. One issue I’ve ran into is I can’t seem to find a way to adjust them on the fly in the editor. For example, say I have a tween where one line of code is, .to(5, {rotation: 1080}, {easing: ‘quadOut’}), and it works as expected. The object rotates three times over five seconds. What I can’t do is something like this, .to(timer, {spins * 360}, {easing: ‘quadOut’}), where you can control the time and the amount of spins in the editor as much as you need, instead of going in and changing the code each time.

I am going through some documentation, and it’s possible I’ve missed it, so any help would be greatly appreciated.

[Quitalizner]

Hey, it seems to be working with variables on my end. Perhaps you need to rectify your code:

.to(timer, {rotation: spins * 360}, {easing: ‘quadOut’})

cc.tween(this.flipper)
.tag(0)
.set({angle: this.rotationSpreadInDegrees})
.repeatForever(
cc.tween()
.to(this.rotationDuration, { angle: -this.rotationSpreadInDegrees })
.delay(this.delayBetweenRotation)
.to(this.rotationDuration, { angle: this.rotationSpreadInDegrees })
.delay(this.delayBetweenRotation)
)
.start();

[ChrisUlrichEveri]

Yep, that indeed works! I just forgot to type ‘this.’ before my variables. Thank you very much for your help.