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Yes that makes sense, thanks for your explanation.

Thanks Dipscon, I think I would go for the 'call' function, I really hoped there was some secret 'takeUpSpaceInTimeline:false' parameter that I could add to a tween. or am I the only person who has problems with this?

Thanks for your quick reply Mikel, that is a possible solution. But what if I want to have other tweens after the button tween? I don't want to position all Tweens on the timeline with the position parameter.

I have the following timeline (simplified for this topic) var tl = new TimelineMax({}); tl.to(".orange", 1.0, {y:200}) .to(".photo", 12.0, {scale:1.2}) .to(".button", 1.0, {opacity:1.0}) What I want is that the '.photo' tween doesn't take up space in the timeline. I know I can use the time parameter for the button like this: .to(".button", 1.0, {opacity:1.0},"-=12.0") Is there a nicer way to solve this? What I want is to start a tween in the timeline at a specific moment, but the tween that follows should start right after.