Basically, I’m trying to create a tween (using TweenService:Create()) between two images and I thought it would be just like changing them normally, by that I mean simply changing the Image property from something like "rbxassetid://3944676352" to "rbxassetid://3944680095".
Which works, but if I try to tween the property, it outputs this error:
I’ve looked at the Content Data Types, but it says, I quote: On Roblox, content is a special formatted string that refers to an asset, such as an image, sound, or mesh.
Keyword: string.
Script snippet:
local tweenService = game:GetService("TweenService")
local dpButton = settingsFrame.DragPlace.DPButton
local checkImage = "rbxassetid://3944680095"
local imageTween = tweenService:Create(dpButton, TweenInfo.new(), {Image = checkImage})
imageTween:Play()
I know, but I’m trying to get sort of a “drawing effect”, similar to the google checkboxes, where it gradually animates the checkmark in, is that possible?
I know this is most likely impossible in rlua, but instead of gradually filling in the exact shape, I would be more than satisfied with a bottom - top animation.
You could use a spritesheet to achieve that effect, much better. If this answer helps, please mark it as a solution so other community members can easily find this if they are going through the same problem.
A spritesheet is a basically a decal of multiple images, so to speak.
