I was answering someone's question about Tweening when I realised I had no clue why there a true and false bool in the block. I heard it was to do with multiple commands carried out at the same time, but I need someone to explain how it is used and how is it useful.
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Tweening "True" and "False"
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To clarify, the boolean argument in the Tween methods have to do with interruption. If another Tween method is performed on the object, then the old one will be cancelled and the new one will be performed exclusively if the boolean is true.
If you don't set the value, it is false by default, meaning that it will not be interrupted.
The true and false in tweening just means can you edit the size of the gui with another tween false meaning no true meaning yes.
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This helped me, thanks!
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Thanks, this helped me the most :)