Calling Boolean Variable

Hi n-mikael, thank you for your reply but it does not work logically

I'm not entirely sure on your goals here and if this would suit, however my suggestion would be to take the bool values in as an array instead of one by one, i.e.

//@input bool[] aTweens

// looping through tweens

for(var i = 0; i < script.aTweens.length; i++){
    var tmpTween = script.aTweens[i]
    //tween logic
}

This way, if you just remove a tween from the array, logic for this tween won't even run

Thank you Jye for the response, that definitely will work but the scope of I wanted to achieve is this:

is there a way to call script.(name) using a string? ( for the first round of forloop script.Tween1 then next loop, script.Tween2 then last loop script.Tween3)

I just want to simplify my code using loop statement rather than typing everything one by one. in this way I can make my workflow hassle free.

Ah I think I see what you're trying to do. In Javascript there are two ways of calling/setting properties of an object.

In your case, instead of using:

script.Tween = "......."

within the loop, to get access to your tween variables, you can use:

var tweenBool = script["Tween" + num]
var tweenName = script["TweenName" + num]
var tweenAction = script["TweenAction" + num]

Hope This helps! 

Wow Jye, It works!! Thank you so much dude!!