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let combinedtween = tween .chain(tween2) .chain(tween3) .chain(tween4) .chain(tween5);
wouldn't work
instead one needs to apply the chaining 'back to front' à la
let combinedtween = tween .chain(tween2 .chain(tween3 .chain(tween4 .chain(tween5) ) ) );
which is kinda cumbersome
see codepen L20 (wont work) vs L22
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This "should" work, it did work last time I checked.
But this "should" also work:
tween.chain(tween2, tween3, tween4, tween5)
We may have to revisit this one, as my test after some time didn't work properly.
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the first one didnt work, but i also didnt know about the second version, which is probably even better in most cases :) thank you
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wouldn't work
instead one needs to apply the chaining 'back to front' à la
which is kinda cumbersome
see codepen L20 (wont work) vs L22
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: