Sergey Snegirev

Jack, every time I think GSAP cannot be better, you prove me wrong! Thank you!

I just tried building a quick example in Lectora 12.0.2 and it worked. I simply included both scripts as Ext Object: <script src="https://cdnjs.cloudflare.com/ajax/libs/gsap/latest/TweenMax.min.js"></script> <script src="http://cdnjs.cloudflare.com/ajax/libs/gsap/1.15.1/utils/Draggable.min.js"></script> Created two textboxes on the page with classes "dragme" and "spinme". And then ran this JS on Page Show: Draggable.create(".dragme", {type:"x,y", bounds:"#pageDIV", throwProps:true}); Draggable.create(".spinme", {type: "rotation", throwProps: true}); And it worked. One is draggable, another is spinnable.

Hi, so cool to find someone who wants to combine GSAP and Lectora. @Leang, did you know that you can see object HTML names from inside Lectora before you publish? Select the object, click on Properties tab, then click or hover on a tiny arrow in the bottom-right corner of the left-most menu section.

Hi, for a medical project I need to animate liquid slowly flowing up a pipe, much like those old pipe games. Here's a tutorial using manual tweens - http://www.computerschool.net/flash/fl_exercise25.html. I need the same result, only using code, because I have like a million of those pipes. Using an array of Points(), I can create a greensock MotionPath and send a Path Follower along it. But I need the follower to sort of leave trail, to color the pipe behind it. I am thinking of creating a separate shape and drawing a LineTo(followerX, followerY) on each Path update. But is there an easier way, a property or method that Greensock offers? Any other ideas are very welcome, too. Thank you!