[Update Log]

[Version 1.0.5]

** NOTE **
	This is the last update before the major release of 
	version 1.1.0 which will introduce some breaking changes.
	It is advised to not upgrade TweenGMS for large existing
	projects unless you are willing to make the required changes.

-Fixed YYC warnings
-Resolved syntax errors caused by unused variables
-Updated TweenMore to define tweens when first initiated
-Fixed tweens racing a frame ahead when using TweenMore
-Stopped "Safe To Delete Scripts.txt" from being included with builds
-Updated example projects


[Version 1.0.3]

- Added TweenScript() and TweenMoreScript() for scheduling script calls
    * Using the tweening system, these scripts return a regular tween id
    * Can be used together with TweenMore() for more intricate sequence control

- Updated TGMS_ExecuteEvent() to support more callback arguments
    * Allows for TweenMore() to support up to 10 properties
    * Increases max number of arguments that can be passed to TweenAddCallback()

- Updated Demo Project
    * Added tween sequence example
    * Updated various examples

- Added document to clarify which scripts can be safely deleted


[Version 1.0.2]

- Added TweenMore() script for chaining tweens
- Added TweenDefine() for defining or redefining tweens
- Documentation tweaks 


[Version 1.0.1]

- Fixed crash related to TweensTarget() selection script
- Added missing platform targets


[Version 1.0.0]

- Official Launch


[Key Changes From v0.9.7 To v1.0.0]

- Property setter scripts are no longer required.

- TweenSimple*() scripts have been changed to TweenEasy*() variants and now support an optional [mode] argument.

- TweenFire, TweenCreate, TweenPlay have all been overhauled and are NOT backwards compatible.
  * They now support multiple properties in a single tween
  * TweenFire has To/From variants which make use of new property getters
  * They now support "x"/"y"/"etc" stringed properties instead of x__/y__ script names.
	Example:
		TweenFire(id, EaseLinear, 0, true, 0, 1, "x", x, mouse_x, "y", y, mouse_y);
	
		// You can use up to 10 properties with a single tween call
		TweenFireTo(id, EaseLinear, 0, true, 0, 1,
							  "x", mouse_x,
						          "y", mouse_y,
							  "image_angle", 360,
							  "image_scale", 2.0)

		
- TweenSet() and TweenGet() have replaced the various TweenGet*() and TweenSet*() scripts.
  * They now receive string labels for modifying the appropriate tween setting.
  * Please open and read the respective TweenGet() and TweenSet() scripts to find all supported string labels.
	e.g.
		TweenSet(tween, "time_scale", 0.5);
		TweenSet(tween, "duration", 3.0);
		destination = TweenGet(tween, "destination");

- Tweens(), TweensAll(), TweensGroup, and TweensTarget() have replaced the *All, *Group, *Target script variants.
  * Any script with the tween[s] argument supports them
	e.g.
		TweenPause(TweensAll());
		TweenDestroy(TweensGroup(5));
		TweenResume(TweensTarget(id));
		TweenReverse(TweensTarget(obj_Player));

  	* TweensAll() has a shorthand version using the keyword [all]
	e.g.
		TweenResume(all);

- User Events can now be used as property setters/getters using the TPUser() property script
  with TWEEN_USER_TARGET and TWEEN_USER_VALUE macros. 
	e.g.
		// Some Event
		TweenFire(id, EaseLinear, 0, false, 0, 1, TPUser(0), 0, 100);

		// User Event 0
		TWEEN_USER_TARGET.someVariable = TWEEN_USER_VALUE;
  
  * Here is a quick example showing how to set up a getter/setter version to support TweenFireTo/From()
	e.g.
		// User Event 0
		if (TWEEN_USER_GET)
		{   // Getter
		    TWEEN_USER_GET = TWEEN_USER_TARGET.someVariable;
		}
		else
		{   // Setter
		    TWEEN_USER_TARGET.coolVariable = TWEEN_USER_VALUE;
		}