What are tweening techniques?

Tweening techniques are ways to make things move smoothly from one place or shape to another.

Imagine you're playing with building blocks. You have a red block that starts at the bottom of your tower and wants to go to the top. Instead of jumping all the way there, it moves step by step, like climbing stairs. That's tweening in action! It helps things look more natural when they move.

Think of a cartoon character walking across the screen. If we only see the start and end positions, it looks like they’re just teleporting. But with tweening, we add extra steps in between, like drawing each frame of their walk one by one. This makes the motion look smooth and real.

Tweening is used a lot in videos, games, and animations. It helps characters move, objects grow or shrink, and colors change gradually, all without making everything feel choppy or broken. It’s like giving things a gentle push so they glide from one spot to another.