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[Tweening] Allow running tweens in a new thread
When making an animation using the Tweening extension, I often find myself having to use other extensions to make new threads to run multiple tweens in the same block stack. I would want to move a sprite on the X position but also have it rotate at the same time it's moving.
(Example is using blocks not from TurboWarp but you get the point.)
This is a bit more annoying for me considering my original PR (#766) allowed this functionality, while the merged PR (#851) doesn't. I wouldn't use my solution anymore since the new PR does use a better method of handling the tweens, but it would be nice if the extension allowed for it.
This would be my preferred solution:
I would make a PR to add this but I don't know the best (or rather, "turbowarp extension code clean") way to do it since it uses stack frames.
What extension did you use for new threads?
controls+ it is in pull requests, but this is NOT the place to ask
When making an animation using the Tweening extension, I often find myself having to use other extensions to make new threads to run multiple tweens in the same block stack. I would want to move a sprite on the X position but also have it rotate at the same time it's moving.
(Example is using blocks not from TurboWarp but you get the point.)
This is a bit more annoying for me considering my original PR (#766) allowed this functionality, while the merged PR (#851) doesn't. I wouldn't use my solution anymore since the new PR does use a better method of handling the tweens, but it would be nice if the extension allowed for it.
This would be my preferred solution:
I would make a PR to add this but I don't know the best (or rather, "turbowarp extension code clean") way to do it since it uses stack frames.
I agree with adding this, I have also ran into similar issues with having to use a new thread
i guess you don't really need to use a thread, you could just store some metadata somewhere and then do the tweening in a loop in AFTER_EXECUTE
Meanwhile, the tweens: AAAAA, gotta go see the Minecraft Movie! AAAAAAAAAA! WE GOTTA GO!
