What is TRS Tween?
TRS Tween smooths transitions by interpolating the Translate, Rotate, and Scale movements of players and Transform components. Setting position or rotation directly to target values creates abrupt, teleportation-like transitions.This is where Tween comes in, smoothly transitioning values between two states.
How to Use
Enabling Tween
Locate Tween in File > System Settings:


Check this option to enable global TRS Tween.
Settings Explanation:
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Tween Methods
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Extrapolation: Object position is ahead of actual position, potentially causing brief clipping
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Interpolation: Object position is slightly delayed relative to actual position, partially reducing collision jitter
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Error Threshold: Timer starts when error exceeds this value; error is forcibly corrected after reaching the correction time limit
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Error Correction Timeout: When error exceeds the threshold, a timer starts. Once the correction timeout elapses, the error is forcibly corrected
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Maximum Error Limit: If error exceeds this value, it is immediately corrected
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Prediction Ratio: Adjusts the extrapolation Tween prediction scale. For example, 1.2 uses an additional 20% of values as the result. Reduce this value appropriately if object velocity frequently changes.
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Application Ratio: Adjusts the proportion of predicted values applied. For example, 0.8 uses 20% current data + 80% predicted data as the final result.