It would be nice to be able to see Feedbacks and UI tweens especially without having to go into play mode and would definitely speed up iteration times for me.

A sub-request here would be a Reset button or logic to set the sequence back to Frame 0 so that your objects could be reset since I believe the restart button currently replays the tween from initial positions.

The following spelling errors appear in the UI:

• RectTransform -> AnchoredPoistion should be AnchoredPosition
• Image -> Fill Ammount should be Fill Amount
• Light -> Shadow Strenght should be Shadow Strength
• LoopMode -> Until Manually Stoped should be Until Manually Stopped

Those are all the ones I've seen, I think.

Describe the bug

• Git tag: 1.1.0
• package.json version: 1.0.0

Expected behavior

• Bump version of the package.json
• Re-tag 1.1.0

The issue is captured by https://openupm.com/packages/com.juce.feedbacks/?subPage=pipelines

Hey again.

So if you want to do resolution independent UI tweening, you need to tween anchors rather than anchored positions or anything else. I wrote an Anchor tweener which takes inputs for the Anchor Min numbers and calculates the Anchor Max based on the RectTransform's values then tweens them.

https://gist.github.com/digiwombat/21ec82fa92c258d2bc572ecb22263e86

There's a gist with it. Feel free to roll it into the repo proper! Sorry for being too lazy to bother doing a pull request. :D

When using the RectTransform -> AnchoredPosition or Transform -> Position feedbacks, the info line when collapsed shows the start X value for the start Y value when using a starting position. Screenshots attached to illustrate.

Y is set to -360:

Y is displaying the X value of 20 when collapsed:

This doesn't affect the End value display. I haven't tested it on others yet.

When I Complete the FeedbacksPlayer, it doesn't go to the endstate of all (or any) of the feedbacks.
For example:
When you have a Fade Graphic feedback that sets the image alpha to 0 in 0.2 duration
I would expect that if I complete the FeedbacksPlayer, that the image alpha will be set to 0 instantly

Hey! Me again. :D

I have a dynamic state machine transition where I'm basically running a Feedback for hiding one menu and then showing another. Rather than create feedbacks for every possible transition, I was hoping to create generic "HideInventory" and "ShowMap" transitions which play one after another in a feedback player play script. The problem I ran into was that FeedbacksPlayerPlayFeedback.Target is just a lambda to the private FeedbacksPlayerPlayFeedback.target field with no setter.

Obviously, that makes me cry. Haha.

Can we make the target field settable at runtime, either by making it public or switching Target to be a Getter/Setter?

For my local versions, I've turned it to a Getter/Setter since that seemed to be in line with how duration is being set:

public FeedbacksPlayer Target
{
	get => target;
	set => target = value;
}

Let me know if there's any reason this value shouldn't be changed.

Describe the bug
The icon that's supposed to be on the FeedbacksPlayer component is missing

To Reproduce
Steps to reproduce the behavior:

1. Add a FeedbacksPlayer to any GameObject
2. Icon is missing

Expected behavior
A custom icon should be shown

Screenshots

Desktop (please complete the following information):

• Editor Version 1.0

When I Complete the FeedbacksPlayer, it doesn't go to the endstate of all (or any) of the feedbacks.
For example:
When you have a Fade Graphic feedback that sets the image alpha to 0 in 0.2 duration
I would expect that if I complete the FeedbacksPlayer, that the image alpha will be set to 0 instantly

Hey!

I know you already have Copy and Paste as New in the Feedbacks menu, but when I'm doing a lot of "SetActive" stuff or fade in then fade out, it would save me a lot of clicks if I had a menu item for that would allow me to Duplicate the feedback. It's perfectly fine as is, this would just be a nice little quality of life thing.

Thanks again for open sourcing this. It's saving me a ton of time and annoying fiddling with things.

Describe the bug
I have a development project for testing, analyzing Juce Feedbacks that has the Feedbacks, Tween, and Utils submodules cloned to a Unity project. There appears to be missing scripts on several objects in the example content that may or may not be causing some of the demo content to not work as expected. Most of the Feedbacks specific functionality is working as intended, but I am unsure if there is other missing demo functionality from these other scripts.

To Reproduce
Steps to reproduce the behavior:

1. Clone the development repository here with submodules (https://github.com/jeffcampbellmakesgames/Juce-Dev).
2. Open the Unity project contained within.
3. Open any of the example content scenes in the Feedback submodules
4. Look at various gameobjects to see if scripts are missing. I see them most often on the MainCamera object, but there are other ones. You may be able to use something like this (https://wiki.unity3d.com/index.php/FindMissingScripts) to find them all programmatically.

Expected behavior
All scripts should be present.

Screenshots

Desktop (please complete the following information):

• OS: Windows
• Unity: 2019.4.11f1

Smartphone (please complete the following information):

• Not applicable

Additional context
It's possible that there are scripts being used outside of these three submodules or that the scripts that were previously on these objects were deleted or the GUIDs for the scripts are being broken/unassociated some other way.

Hi there, I enjoyed seeing your library in-action on Reddit and Twitter recently and was wondering what kind of contributions to this library you might be potentially looking for, if any. I have experience with maintaining several of my own open-source libraries for Unity on Github and would love to help!

For example, one topic I'd like to help assist with is creating an openupm package version of this library so that it's easier for users to add to their project. This can help to make resolving dependencies much easier and near-effortless for your users and can make it easier for them to use without needing to know git and/or manage submodules.

Hey again.

Amazing I'm just now noticing this, but most of the feedbacks I've checked rely on scaled Time.deltaTime rather than the Time.unscaledDeltaTime.

This isn't ideal since I set my timeScale to 0 when opening UIs and that causes the Feedbacks to freeze in place.

I'd greatly appreciate an Ignore Timescale checkbox on the Juce Feedbacks script so that the tweens will use Time.unscaledDeltaTime and play even when my TimeScale is set to 0.

While it's simple enough to write one, it would be nice to have an included class for managing and calling Feedbacks from inside my code without needing a reference to the gameobject the script lives on.

Ideally, it would allow for giving the Feedbacks script a string id and then provide either a singleton manager or something similar so you could do something like the following:

0. Add the FeedbacksManager to the scene.
1. Make a feedbacks sequence to do something (say show a UI).
2. Give it an id (e.g. ShowUI)
3. On awake the feedback adds itself to the manager's list of feedbacks
4. Call it from code with something like FeedbacksManager.Instance.PlayFeedbacks("ShowUI");

Obviously, it shouldn't require the Manager for people who want to handle their own stuff, but it would be a very convenient way for people to manage a larger number of feedbacks without having to write a manager for themselves.

EDIT: Thanks for the tool, man. It's useful and has some really nice editor design.