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And it looks like you can do a delay before your repeat with an empty tween:

S.tween = flux.group()

-- Declare variable before assigning so function can capture this local reference.
-- Alternative is to make the function global.
-- Prevents "expected function or callable")
local loop_heartbeat

loop_heartbeat = function()
    local time = 0.5
    S.tween:to(S.heart, 0.5, { scale = 1.2, })
        :ease("backout")
        :after(time, { scale = 1.0, })
        :ease("backin")
        :oncomplete(loop_heartbeat)
end

S.tween:to(S.heart, 2, {
        scale = 1,
    })
    :delay(2)
    :ease("elasticout")
    :after(5, {}) -- delay before loop
    :oncomplete(loop_heartbeat)

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Have you tried the macro:toggle-record and macro:play commands (ctrl+shift+; and ctrl+;)?

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OK so... I'm not sure if that was a joke and I didn't get it but I created a pull request.

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Sorry about that! The question made some sense in the context of another one of my projects, it's surprisingly easy to miss the repository title if you aren't looking for it.

Repeating a tween in flux is typically done by creating a local function that starts a tween (or sequence of tweens) and passing it as the oncomplete callback to the last tween in the chain if we want to loop it

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and passing it as the oncomplete callback to the last tween in the chain if we want to loop it

that actually makes sense, I don't know why but I thought this was going to create a stack overflow error, but now that I think about it a little more, that's not the case, I was just confused.

I guess we can close this MR since it's not really that necessary, as you pointed.

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