Okay, so I think I need to use a tween in order to move an object in my game. I have some little green dudes that need to move in an arc (bezier) to a location that is clicked by the user. My game functions by having the mouse point raycast to the screen giving my character a position to move to. They don't just run though, they fire off their jetpacks and should travel in an arc to the target position. I'm pretty new to Unity but all I can come up with is using a tween to do this. Am I missing something? That being said, I'm totally confused on what a tween actually is. I can't wrap my head around how the object can be moved outside of an update function. I'm using the "free from the asset store" LeanTween package. Anyone have any experience with this. I feel like there should be some sort of easier way to achieve the desired behavior. Bottom line... How can I have my character move from Vector3 A to Vector3 B in an arc?

Okay, so I think I need to use a tween in order to move an object in my game. I have some little green dudes that need to move in an arc (bezier) to a location that is clicked by the user. My game functions by having the mouse point raycast to the screen giving my character a position to move to. They don't just run though, they fire off their jetpacks and should travel in an arc to the target position. I'm pretty new to Unity but all I can come up with is using a tween to do this. Am I missing something? That being said, I'm totally confused on what a tween actually is. I can't wrap my head around how the object can be moved outside of an update function. I'm using the "free from the asset store" LeanTween package. I feel like there should be some sort of easier way to achieve the desired behavior.

How can I have my character move from Vector3 A to Vector3 B in an arc?