I'm sorry to hear that, but the jam rules were explicit. I also looked things up on google but used the -ai flag to ensure it was made by humans. There are even more robust methods like using duckduckgo no Ai search. In the future, if you enter next year lets say. Remember that GDscript, C#, and pretty much every engine and programming language have documentation written by people where you can find stuff like what parameters a function needs. for example I just googled the question you asked AI with the -ai flag at the end and got this real page from Godot where it shows you how to do what you wanted to do in both GDscript and C# syntax. https://docs.godotengine.org/en/4.4/classes/class_tween.html. I am sure you are a smart person Brandon. You don't need AI to be creative or make cool things. Have more faith in yourself!
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I didn't prompt AI to generate code. I'm well aware of documentation, its built into the editor. I didn't say I need AI to be creative or that I don't have faith in myself. This isn't as constructive as it is condescending. I'm not defending my use of it, the rules were explicit. I'm just a bit confused on why people feel so strongly about search tools being AI-free. I've always understood the plagiarism that takes place when using a coding agent but in this case, the search tool plagiarized the documentation, which I've never considered to be exploitative of anyone.