How to smooth out a 'progress bar'?
Hi there. I am trying to make a game similar to that of Mining Simulator as a school project. I've gotten some features down, but I am stuck on this one.
progress.Size = UDim2.new((cursorObject.Parent:FindFirstChild("Progress").Value/cursorObject.Parent:FindFirstChild("MaxHealth").Value),0,1,0)
The one above updates the GUI anytime the progress value changes.
cursorObject.Parent.Progress.Value = cursorObject.Parent.Progress.Value + damage wait(1)
The one above is basically what is changing the value of the progress, constantly activating in a while loop, while mousebutton1 is being pressed.
Every time the GUI updates to match the progress value, it jumps to that value. This is expected. I am just wondering how would I smooth the transition out? Thank you.
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If you mean nicer/prettyer, you should use :Tweensize(). Here is a example the roblox wiki includes. It is a useful template to use so it should make it a bit easyer to change the settings.
local guiObject = script.Parent
local willTween = guiObject:TweenSize(
UDim2.new(0.5, 0, 0.5, 0), -- endSize (required)
Enum.EasingDirection.In, -- easingDirection (default Out)
Enum.EasingStyle.Sine, -- easingStyle (default Quad)
2, -- time (default: 1)
true, -- should this tween override ones in-progress? (default: false)
callback -- a function to call when the tween completes (default: nil)
)
if willTween then
print("The GuiObject will tween")
else
print("The GuiObject will not tween")
end
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