I don't understand Sequence ease

[AlexVillalta13]

When I create a sequence and set the sequenceEase for this sequence to linear instead is set to de Default ease. I am a noob and I don't know if I am making something wrong. When I set sequenceEase in a sequence what happens? It is overwritten in all tweens in the sequence or is another thing?
I am using Unity 6000.0.48 and prime tween 1.3.2.

Thank you. You are doing a great job with this asset.

This is the script I made for testing.

using PrimeTween;
using UnityEngine;

public class Test : MonoBehaviour
{
    void Start()
    {
        Sequence.Create(cycles: -1, sequenceEase: Ease.Linear)
            .Chain(Tween.Position(target: transform, endValue: Vector3.right * 10f, duration: 1f))
            .Chain(Tween.Position(target: transform, endValue: Vector3.down * 10f, duration: 1f))
            .Chain(Tween.Position(target: transform, endValue: Vector3.left * 10f, duration: 1f));
    }
}

[KyryloKuzyk]

Hey, great question!

sequenceEase doesn't modify its nested tween. Instead, this parameter controls the sequence's timeline. In other words, it controls how the time flows.

By default, Sequence uses Ease.Linear already. So, when you set sequenceEase to Linear, it doesn't make a difference. Try playing around with non-linear values and see how it changes the sequence's behavior.