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Thank you guys! I'll be playing around with this (;

Hey there PointC, Thank you so much for your answer!! I'm kind of new to JavaScript so the only thing I don't really understand is the loops thing. Can you give me an example? Let's say we're using the first method and every front and every back is different Thanks again!

Hey there master-tweeners, So for an online portfolio I'm creating I wanted to add a container with ''things I'm good at''. I wanted to make it out of 9 flipcards with an image or logo on the front, and a small text on the back. Onclick they're supposed to flip around and stay that way untill clicked again. Now so far I've come across two methods to achieve this, but both come with some complications. The first method On first glance it looks like it does exactly what I want. The animation is smooth and steady. The problem though is when you click on the (first) card twice in a row, the second animation starts halfway through the first animation disaligning the starting position. (Bad explanation, try it yourself in the codepen lol) The second method This is much less Tweening which is nice because I have to do it for nine cards, but there's something I want, but cant get with this method. I really like the way the cards bounce with the bounce ease when they flip. Since this method uses a reverse, the bounce reverses too which looks weird, obviously. Just get to the point already I guess my questions are the following, - Is there a way to fix the problem in the first method? - Is there a way to fix the problem in the second method? - Most importantly, what method do you guys recommend? - What's the most efficient way to get this to work on nine cards, without copy-pasting the whole thing nine times? Thanks in advance ? Codepens used in the process (the one on the bottom is mine): https://codepen.io/rhernando/pen/vjGxH https://codepen.io/chrisgannon/pen/JtljL

Hello folks, For a school project I am creating an analog clock and animating it using GSAP. For now, I've got it moving in the way I want, but part of the functionality of a clock is that it actually shows the current time. So my hence my question, how do I get the arms to show the current hours, minutes and seconds?

Alrighty, Thanks for the replies guys! ?

So for a school product I really want to recreate something like this, but the example here is using jQuery. One of the conditions of the challenge was to use the GSAP libraries, so jQuery is not allowed. Is there an easy way to make this kind of clock using GSAP? Is there fast way to replace jQuery with GSAP withing my js files? I'm a beginner so all the tips are welcome!