extends Sprite

func _ready():
	
	for i in 10000:
#		$Tween.interpolate_property(self,       "region_rect:position:y", region_rect.position.y, region_rect.position.y-200, 1, Tween.TRANS_CIRC, Tween.EASE_OUT)
#		$Tween.interpolate_property($ForkAbove, "region_rect:position:y", 410, 200, 1, Tween.TRANS_CIRC, Tween.EASE_OUT)
#		$Tween.start()
#		yield($Tween,"tween_completed")
		$Tween.interpolate_property(self,       "region_rect:position:y", -500, 0, 1.5, Tween.TRANS_CIRC, Tween.EASE_OUT)
		$Tween.interpolate_property($ForkAbove, "region_rect:position:y", -90, 410, 1.5, Tween.TRANS_CIRC, Tween.EASE_OUT)
		$Tween.start()
		yield($Tween,"tween_completed")
		region_rect.position.y = 0
		$ForkAbove.region_rect.position.y = 410
	
#	$AnimationPlayer.play("Stab")
	

#	rotateTween.interpolate_property(   # rotateTween is the name of the Tween node. This is telling Godot to create a new animation using this Tween node object.
#    hexagonTile,                    # hexagonTile is the 3D tile we want to animate.
#    "rotation_degrees:y",           # When the Tween runs its animation, we will change the Y value on the tile's rotation.
#    rotation_degrees.y,             # When the Tween runs its animation, it will start at the tile's current rotation.
#    rotation_degrees.y+60           # When the Tween runs its animation, it will end at 60 degrees clockwise from the tile's last rotation.
#    0.25,                           # This is the amount of time in seconds you want the Tween to run the animation for. This means that on the first run, 
#                                        # the Tween's animation will rotate the tile from 0 degrees to 60 degrees in 1/4 of a second.
#    Tween.TRANS_BACK,               # This is the animations's "TransitionType". I'll talk about this in the next section.
#    Tween.EASE_OUT                  # This is the animation's "EaseType". I'll talk about this in the next section.
#)

#func _rewind():
#	$AnimationPlayer.play_backwards("Stab")