silverdust

I'm on a macOS Mojave

No you're right. That's what I hope to see but it's not what I see. Another friend tried on their computer and it wasn't what they saw either. It's odd. I don't know why that's not working for me/us

Hey @ZachSaucier, I tried this on Chrome too and had other people look at it. It starts for them on the first scene as well. It never jumps to third scene with seek. Could it be that I'm using an old version of GSAP? But you said it worked for you

I'm on Brave browser. I should try other browsers to see the behavior. That's odd and I thought I've been doing something wrong.

Hey Zach, it starts the animation from `sceneOne` where the page is zoomed in. I thought `seek` should make it start at where the first screen just fades out -- the animation in `sceneThree` and then go on to the end. I could also use any tip you have to prevent the blur that happens on the SVG when zoomed.

In the linked pen, `.seek()` isn't doing what I'd have expected it to do which is jump to the exact scene with the given label. Maybe I'm doing something wrong. This is also my first time structuring my GSAP animation with a master timeline and I know there are probably some things I'm doing wrong with that and some things generally wrong about my animation so I'm looking to get better suggestions/recommendations. Thank you!

Nevermind. I figured it out

That's what I needed. I'd thought about using `x` but my thought was that that will translate the entire thing. Can you explain how it worked without moving the whole group but just extending instead?

Another question regarding attached pen. I didn't know if it was create an entirely new post. At the reception time section, I would like the transform origin to be the right but simply passing `transformOrigin: 'right'` or `transformOrigin: right top` wouldn't do it. How else may I go about that?

Thanks Jack. It was totally helpful

From the codepen, I would like to achieve an oscillatory bell movement and although gsap is giving me a lot better than I could achieve on my own with CSS. I plan to read this later. I would like if the bottom tip of the bell doesn't obviously leave the point around the circle its hanging on. I also tried to look through the docs for guides on using rotation, rotationX, etc, but I could only find information on other secondary options for the tween object. I will appreciate a link that documents how primary (x, y, rotation, translate, etc) tween options work. Thank you!

Great. Thanks to you both @PointC and @Shaun Gorneau

I need ideas from better animators on how to make this demo go smoothly without the fraction like an overlapping flow of waves