unity-primetween-design

Use Sequence.Chain for sequential tweens, Group for parallel work against the previous item, and Insert for absolute-time overlap. This differs from DOTween's Append/Join vocabulary, and cycles, easing, and update type are configured on Sequence.Create rather than fluent setters.

PrimeTween uses static Tween factories with struct handles that are dead after completion, while DOTween uses reusable fluent tweens. PrimeTween has no SetLink API; instead it detects destroyed targets and reports warnings through PrimeTweenConfig.

No. PrimeTween's Tween handle is a struct, and a completed or stopped handle is dead and non-reusable. Create a new tween to replay or reverse an animation instead of restarting the old handle.

Yes, PrimeTween supports await tween and ToYieldInstruction(), but both async state machines and coroutines allocate memory. For allocation-sensitive animation flows, prefer using Sequence instead.

Use the OnComplete<T> overloads or sequence callback overloads that bind a target explicitly. This avoids capturing closures and lets PrimeTween suppress the callback automatically if the target is destroyed.

The PrimeTween UPM package supports Unity 2018.4 and later, though this skill module maintains a Unity 2022.3+ baseline. Check the installed package version before relying on newer factory overloads or PrimeTween Pro features.