Tween

A Tween Effect restarts a Tweener Stat in one Effect. Without it you would need separate Effects to write the start point, the end point and the duration, reset the progress and switch the toggle; the Tween Effect carries all of them.

Its Target Stat is the Tweener Stat itself. Its Processor (Tween Processor) writes the values into the Tweener's own Start / End Stats, the Stat behind its Max Value relation and its toggle.

Fields

This Effect inherits all fields from Effect.

Start / End

The same four fields exist for Start and for End.

Field	Description
Start Use Stat Value / End Use Stat Value	Off: use the constant Start Value / End Value. On: read the value from a Stat when the Effect is applied.
Start Value / End Value	The constant endpoint.
Start Value Stat / End Value Stat	The Stat to read (Stat From: which Actor + which key), e.g. the Source's Position.
Start Use Value Adapter / End Use Value Adapter	Runs the Stat through a Stat Value Adapter first.
Start Value Adapter / End Value Adapter	The adapter. It must return the Tweener's value type (a Vector3 adapter for a Vector3 Tweener). Typical: Direction × 4, flattened, + Position as one Tree Operation adapter. Without an adapter the Stat must already have the Tweener's value type.

Tween

Field	Description
Override Duration / Tween Duration	Writes the duration into the Stat behind the Tweener's Max Value Relative Stat. Only works when the Tweener's Max border is Stat-based; with a Constant border it is ignored (and logged).
Reset Progress	Sets the progress back to 0, so the tween plays from the start. On by default.
Override Active / Active	Switches the Tweener's toggle on or off. Only works when the Tweener is Togglable. The toggle is written raw, not as a Modifier, so a Modifier Remover won't turn it off later — see the note below.

Everything the Tween Effect writes is a raw set, and its expiry undoes nothing: use it as a Permanent Effect.

When it does nothing

The Effect returns Blocked without restarting the tween (and logs one line) when:

• the Target Stat is not a Tweener of the same value type,
• Use Stat Value is on and the Stat can't be found on the chosen Actor,
• an adapter is missing or returns a different value type.

A dash that never moves with such a line in the Console is almost always a wrong Stat From Actor or a wrong adapter type — not a processing-chain problem.

Toggle: modifier or raw?

Tweener environments are usually switched off by a complete trigger that removes the toggle's +1 modifier (a Modifier Remover). Two consistent setups:

1. Leave Override Active off, and turn the toggle on with its own +1 Temporary / Managed By Code Effect placed after the Tween Effect in the pack. (What the General Expansions Dash / Knockback environments expect.)
2. Turn Override Active on, and turn the toggle off with a Set Effect to 0 instead of a Modifier Remover.

Variants

Class	Menu
TweenEffectModel_BS_Float / _Int / _Vector2 / _Vector2Int / _Vector3 / _Vector3Int	Create › Power › Effects › Types › Tweens › … (BS)
TweenEffectModel_AS_*, TweenEffectModel_MAS_*	the same, with Attribute Stat Key(s) — only to route the Effect through an AS / MAS chain; the tween itself ignores the Attribute Stats

The Effect needs a Processor Id whose chain entry holds a Tween Processor of the same value type.