Is there any way I can use instance names to cover property names on tweens?

[ebicgamermolment (ebic)]

Basically im looping through a folder of value instances with color3 and number values for a fog tweening function. Im using for i,v in pairs cause thats what im use to doing + it feels easier to modify. When i try using v.Name I get the error "TweenService:Create no property named ‘name’ for object ‘Atmosphere’ ". Is there any idea how to fix this? If you do then please say so. Thanks in advance!

script:

for i,v in pairs(game.Lighting.StormTween:GetChildren()) do
			local name = v.Name
			local val = v.Value
			game:GetService("TweenService"):Create(game.Lighting.Atmosphere,TweenInfo.new(3,Enum.EasingStyle.Exponential,Enum.EasingDirection.Out,0,false,0),{name = val}):Play()
		end

StormTween Folder contents:

[7z99 (cody)]

Need to use square brackets when defining a dict’s index to allow for a variable index.
[name] = val

Doing { key = value } is the same as doing { ['key'] = value }

By the way it should be faster to just add each prop to a table and create a single tween and play it that way.

local props = {}

for _, child in path.to.folder:GetChildren() do
    props[child.Name] = child.Value
end

tweenService:Create(path.to.instance, tweenInfo, props):Play()

[ebicgamermolment (ebic)]

This works. Thanks! I realized it would be easier to do it the way you suggested but I still made the question incase this may come in handy one day. Thanks again.