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I've got some Flash animations to convert to HTML. Since I have Adobe Edge as part of the CC subscription, I thought I'd give it a go. After a lot of head-scratching and teeth-gnashing over the syntax, I more or less have the basic stuff figured out. I think GSAP is far simpler to use than the Timeline-based "point 'n click" method. What I can't seem to address is how to use GSAP to change the color of a Symbol in Edge. The CSS for backgroundColor doesn't do anything - see the following code snippet - the rotation and opacity changes occur on hover, but the color of the object does not change. // insert code to be run when the mouse hovers over the object var element = sym.$("Sphere"); TweenMax.to (element, 2, { css:{backGroundColor: "#FF9933", rotation:135, opacity:.5}, ease:Elastic.easeOut}); Stupid syntax error, but I can't seem to see it. TIA for your help!

Hey all, I was hoping someone could help with an issue I am having on tweening scale of a div that has a background image. The problem is that at the last moment the graphic snaps to this ugly blurred version. It looks good all up until that last moment. Does anyone have suggestions on how to handle or how to produce best experience? You can see super simple demo here(check view source, js/css is coded in html header): http://mistersaisho.com/rae/scaleTest/test.html They both have mousexover/mousexout listeners that adjust scale. Over it goes to 100% and out it goes to 80%. Top is effecting background-image and bottom is doing strait scale. I was thinking swapping with another image after the ween that would be at the smaller size though 100% however, I am trying to save as much k weight as possible. Thanks! **HAHAHAHA - I just got this error when submitting "Sorry, an error has occurred. Your topic contains the following suspected spam word, SExO" and it was because mousexover and mousexout(without x) were the issue

Hey guys, so basicly i want to trigger an animation when the visitor scrolls down to the place the animation is located. how would i go about doing it? this is the code i want to trigger: <script> //we'll use a window.onload for simplicity, but typically it is best to use either jQuery's $(document).ready() or $(window).load() or cross-browser event listeners so that you're not limited to one. window.onload = function() { var sponsor = document.getElementById("sponsor"), funktioner = document.getElementById("funktioner"), patenter = document.getElementById("patenter"), butik = document.getElementById("butik"); godtdesign = document.getElementById("godtdesign"); direktesalg = document.getElementById("direktesalg"); brick1 = document.getElementById("brick1"); brick2 = document.getElementById("brick2"); brick3 = document.getElementById("brick3"); brick4 = document.getElementById("brick4"); brick5 = document.getElementById("brick5"); brick6 = document.getElementById("brick6"); brick7 = document.getElementById("brick7"); brick8 = document.getElementById("brick8"); brick9 = document.getElementById("brick9"); brick10 = document.getElementById("brick10"); brick11 = document.getElementById("brick11"); brick12 = document.getElementById("brick12"); brick13 = document.getElementById("brick13"); brick14 = document.getElementById("brick14"); brick15 = document.getElementById("brick15"); brick16 = document.getElementById("brick16"); brick17 = document.getElementById("brick17"); brick18 = document.getElementById("brick18"); brick19 = document.getElementById("brick19"); brick20 = document.getElementById("brick20"); rbrick1 = document.getElementById("rbrick1"); rbrick2 = document.getElementById("rbrick2"); rbrick3 = document.getElementById("rbrick3"); rbrick4 = document.getElementById("rbrick4"); rbrick5 = document.getElementById("rbrick5"); rbrick6 = document.getElementById("rbrick6"); rbrick7 = document.getElementById("rbrick7"); rbrick8 = document.getElementById("rbrick8"); TweenLite.to(godtdesign, 1, {opacity:1.0, delay:1.0}); TweenLite.to(direktesalg, 1, {opacity:1.0, delay:2.0}); TweenLite.to(butik, 1, {opacity:1.0, delay: 4.0}); TweenLite.to(patenter, 1, {opacity:1.0, delay:3.0}); TweenLite.to(funktioner, 1, {opacity:1.0, delay:2.0}); TweenLite.to(sponsor, 1, {opacity:1.0, delay:1.0}); TweenLite.from(brick1, 0.2, {y:-400, opacity: 0.0, delay:0.0, }, 0.05); TweenLite.from(brick2, 0.2, {y:-400, opacity: 0.0, delay:0.2, }, 0.05); TweenLite.from(brick3, 0.2, {y:-400, opacity: 0.0, delay:0.4, }, 0.05); TweenLite.from(brick4, 0.2, {y:-400, opacity: 0.0, delay:0.6, }, 0.05); TweenLite.from(brick5, 0.2, {y:-400, opacity: 0.0, delay:0.8, }, 0.05); TweenLite.from(brick6, 0.2, {y:-400, opacity: 0.0, delay:1.0, }, 0.05); TweenLite.from(brick7, 0.2, {y:-400, opacity: 0.0, delay:1.2, }, 0.05); TweenLite.from(brick8, 0.2, {y:-400, opacity: 0.0, delay:1.4, }, 0.05); TweenLite.from(brick9, 0.2, {y:-400, opacity: 0.0, delay:1.6, }, 0.05); TweenLite.from(brick10, 0.2, {y:-400, opacity: 0.0, delay:1.8, }, 0.05); TweenLite.from(brick11, 0.2, {y:-400, opacity: 0.0, delay:2.0, }, 0.05); TweenLite.from(brick12, 0.2, {y:-400, opacity: 0.0, delay:2.2, }, 0.05); TweenLite.from(brick13, 0.2, {y:-400, opacity: 0.0, delay:2.4, }, 0.05); TweenLite.from(brick14, 0.2, {y:-400, opacity: 0.0, delay:2.6, }, 0.05); TweenLite.from(brick15, 0.2, {y:-400, opacity: 0.0, delay:2.8, }, 0.05); TweenLite.from(brick16, 0.2, {y:-400, opacity: 0.0, delay:3.0, }, 0.05); TweenLite.from(brick17, 0.2, {y:-400, opacity: 0.0, delay:3.2, }, 0.05); TweenLite.from(brick18, 0.2, {y:-400, opacity: 0.0, delay:3.4, }, 0.05); TweenLite.from(brick19, 0.2, {y:-400, opacity: 0.0, delay:3.6, }, 0.05); TweenLite.from(brick20, 0.2, {y:-400, opacity: 0.0, delay:3.8, }, 0.05); TweenLite.from(rbrick1, 0.2, {y:-400, opacity: 0.0, delay:0.0, }, 0.05); TweenLite.from(rbrick2, 0.2, {y:-400, opacity: 0.0, delay:0.2, }, 0.05); TweenLite.from(rbrick3, 0.2, {y:-400, opacity: 0.0, delay:0.6, }, 0.05); TweenLite.from(rbrick4, 0.2, {y:-400, opacity: 0.0, delay:0.8, }, 0.05); TweenLite.from(rbrick5, 0.2, {y:-400, opacity: 0.0, delay:1.0, }, 0.05); TweenLite.from(rbrick6, 0.2, {y:-400, opacity: 0.0, delay:1.2, }, 0.05); TweenLite.from(rbrick7, 0.2, {y:-400, opacity: 0.0, delay:1.4, }, 0.05); TweenLite.from(rbrick8, 0.2, {y:-400, opacity: 0.0, delay:1.6, }, 0.05); } </script> thank you! - Jonas

Hi, so i want to activate this animation: http://codepen.io/jaxi123/pen/zuylB/ whenever someone scrolls to it, using scrollmagic. I've tried but just cannot get it to work, all help is appreciated.

Hey guys, so i have a question about tweening a div with a class, i already know how to tween a div with an ID like this: ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ <script> window.onload = function() { var div1 = document.getElementById("div1"); TweenLite.to(div1, 1, {opacity:1.0, delay:1}); } </script> ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- now, how would i do the same thing to a div class?

hey guys! so basically i want to create an animation where blocks fade in from opacity: 0.0 and then drop on top of eachother and build a tower from those blocks, they should not sit perfectly on top of eachother but instead a little random and misplaced like each block have different "margin-right", "margin-left" and "margin-top" now, here is how i would do it: ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ <style> #blockbox{ float: left; } #block1 { position: relative; width: 200px; height: 34px; background-color: #b3c8cd; opacity: 1.0; margin-left: 20px; } #block2 { position: relative; width: 200px; height: 34px; background-color: #b3c8cd; opacity: 1.0; margin-top: 30px; margin-right: 20px; } #block3 { position: relative; width: 200px; height: 34px; background-color: #b3c8cd; opacity: 1.0; margin-top: 30px; margin-right: 30px; } #block4 { position: relative; width: 200px; height: 34px; background-color: #b3c8cd; opacity: 1.0; margin-top: 30px; margin-left: 40px; } </style> <div id="blockbox"> <div id="block1"><p style="display: block; vertical-align: middle; line-height: 34px; text-align: center;">Butiks Salg</p></div> <div id="block2"><p style="display: block; vertical-align: middle; line-height: 34px; text-align: center;">Dyre Patenter</p></div> <div id="block3"><p style="display: block; vertical-align: middle; line-height: 34px; text-align: center;">Uendelige Funktioner</p></div> <div id="block4"><p style="display: block; vertical-align: middle; line-height: 34px; text-align: center;">Dyre Sponsorater</p></div> </div> <script> window.onload = function() { var block1 = document.getElementById("block1"), block2 = document.getElementById("block2"), block3 = document.getElementById("block3"), block4 = document.getElementById("block4"); TweenLite.from(block1, 1, {opacity:0, top:"300px", delay:1}); TweenLite.from(block2, 1, {opacity:0, top:"300px", delay:2}); TweenLite.from(block3, 1, {opacity:0, top:"300px", delay:3}); TweenLite.from(block4, 1, {opacity:0, top:"300px", delay:4}); } </script> ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ now, thats all good. thing is i have 27 blocks.. do i really need 27 tweens and "div=id" to do this? or is there some way to randomize their horizontal position within a specific space? what i am doing here just seems wrong, but i dont know. i've only got 1 day of experience with javascript and a few hours with gsap.. thank you! - jonas.

I have an object that is within scope of two tweens. I want to relatively tween a numeric property of this object in both tweens, however the tweens both seem to be making their own internal copy of the object during the tween and overwriting the object. Thus the resulting value of the object is equal to the value of the tween that finishes last and thus gets to overwrite the property the last. See my codepen for an example. How would I make these tweens compete against each other?

Hi, As shown in the codepen, the issue I'm having is that whenever I finish dragging the object, the Bezier tween of that object stops, as both the Draggable and beziertween use Translate3D. While experimenting, I found that only x,y properties on both provide smooth animation and are not breaking the position of elements. Using margins or top/left positions renders bezier animation to be choppy, while using those types for Draggable causes the elements to be thrown off their initial positions. You can see the full-scale animation I'm working on at http://patmir.com. Using onDragEnd to re-initialize the bezier tweens returns the objects to their initial positions, which I want to avoid. The question is: What would be an appropriate solution here? I'd rather avoid having to re-initialize tweens and modyfing the tweens to use current position of elements, as it might decrease the site's performance significantly. Using different types for Daggable won't work, as the elements are positioned on top/left based on % and calc(). I would appreciate any insight into what I'm doing wrong here, With Best Regards, Patryk

I'm trying to ease an element that is being translated to the left by a percentage amount. Easing doesn't seem nearly as effective as when I'm translating by a pixel amount. Any ideas on what I should do?

I searched around a bit to see if this had been suggested before - I'm guessing it has, but just in case - you can already pass in an array of clips to have their properties tweened - why not allow passing in a vector (e.g. Vector.<DisplayObject>) as well? mostly for the sake of sheer convenience in not having to switch collection formats when you need to tween things.

As I know GSAP can't handle percentage values for x and y. Percentage values can help us to make relative animations (relative to the element's width or height) combined with responsive design. Here is a codepen which shows the problem: http://codepen.io/anon/pen/fszAh Steps: Load the codepen click on the red box watch the animation, it moves horizontally 100% relative to the width of the current box Resize your window Click on the box again The tween doesn't get updated, so it moves horizontally with the old width Is there a way to "fix" this? I would like to prevent the browser from the recreation of the tweens and timelines every time the browser resizes.

Hello guys How do I make that the object that I click, start moving in circles ( 2-3 times ) around the stage before arriving at its end position.Something like in this picture. PS: it doesnt have to have an exact radius or exact steps, it just has to rotate 1-2 times and after that go to the certain point on the stage. the way I figured out it could be is something like this: private function onClick( ev:MouseEvent ):void { var currentObj:Sprite = ev.currentTarget as Sprite; TweenLite.to(currentObj, 1, {x:first_X, y:first_Y, onComplete:goToPosition2 }); function goToPosition2():void { TweenLite.to(currentObj, 1, {x:secontd_X, y:second_Y, onComplete:goToPosition3 }); } function goToPosition3():void { TweenLite.to(currentObj, 1, {x:third_X, y:third_Y, onComplete:goToPosition4 }); } .. .. . . . //and so on and so on } yet I somehow feel that this is very wrong way of doing it. thanks.

Hi, Is it possible when adding a tween to a timeline, to have its' duration be automatically as long as the time gap until the next tween on the timeline (and the last until the total duration of the entire timeline)? So that if, for example there are 3 tweens at time 0, 7 and 10 each, on a time line with a total duration of 20, the first would have a duration of 7 seconds, the second - 3 seconds, and the last - 10 seconds? and if the second tween is removed - then the duration of the first tween will automatically update to 10 seconds?... If it's relevant, all tween target the same dom element. Thanks! beamish.

So I was trying to find a nice way to make a lot of automatic tweens (for lack of a better term) and I found the bubble example from snorkl (http://www.snorkl.tv/2010/12/timelinemax-bubbles-play-pause-and-rewind-particle-systems/) I used his code and modified it to better fit my needs (took out a lot of the randomness and the buttons) but now the clips won't tween. They are placed on the screen, but don't move at all. Also, I already had my own randomRange function defined elsewhere in my project. Heres the code: import com.greensock.*; import com.greensock.easing.*; var tl:TimelineMax=new TimelineMax({paused:true,onComplete:done}); function createWords() { //create a word (attach symbol in library with Class Bubble) and position on stage var word:words = new words(); word.y=500; word.x=randomRange(100,400); word.alpha=1; addChild(word); //create timeline for each word var nestedTl:TimelineMax = new TimelineMax(); nestedTl.insert(TweenMax.to(word,17, {y:-50, ease:Linear.easeNone})); //append new timeline very close to when the previous one started //don't even ask about the offset...k? tl.append(nestedTl, 6); } function done() { trace("the party's over"); } function init() { for (var count:Number = 0; count<50; count++) { createWords(); } } init(); WordTest.fla.zip

I'm using LoaderMax to parse an XML file and load images and information for a document library, I've got the images being loaded in and added to movieclips but am having issues working with them now they are on stage. Basically I have an array of thumbnails and an array of Images, what I want to happen is when a thumbnail is clicked the full-size image tweens into place. I'm currently using the bog standard flash tweens rather than tweenlite, which might be the issue? Heres my import code. function completeHandler(event:LoaderEvent):void { // Set vars // var mcthumb:Array = new Array; // var mcImg:MovieClip = new MovieClip(); // Grab thumbnails var loadedThumbs = event.target.getChildren()[0].getChildren(); var noThumbs:uint = loadedThumbs.length; // Display Thumbs for (i = 0; i < noThumbs; i++){ loadedThumbs[i].content.name = i; loadedThumbs[i].content.x = 210*i; mc2.addChild(loadedThumbs[i].content); } // trace(loadedThumbs); // Grab images var loadedImg = event.target.getChildren()[1].getChildren(); var noImages:uint = loadedImg.length; // Display images for (j = 0; j < noImages; j++){ loadedImg[j].content.name = j; bigDocWrap.addChild(loadedImg[j].content); } } And this is a edited version of the code I'm using to handle the tweens function callFull(event:MouseEvent):void { var clicked:MovielClip = MovielClip(event.target); //This is the problem line if (isUp == true) { // Do some stuff fadeOut.addEventListener(TweenEvent.MOTION_FINISH, end); function end(event:TweenEvent) { // Some more stuff // Animate large image in mcDocIn = new Tween (clicked, "y", Strong.easeOut, clicked.y, -650, 1, true); } } } And here is the error message Type Coercion failed: cannot convert com.greensock.loading.display::ContentDisplay@39bc1241 to flash.display.MovieClip.at MethodInfo-312() I'm probably missing something elementary, do I need to convert my loaded content to a movieclip in order to be able to get it tweening.

Greetings, I have been at this for a couple of hours now to no avail. I am trying to append some tweens to a timeline and use negative delays to offset them (they are the same animation otherwise). My problem is that the timeline is waiting each to finish before restarting, which is what I do not want Here's a link to what I have so far http://codepen.io/Zeaklous/pen/sGbku and my code: var timeline = new TimelineMax({repeat:-1}), electrons = document.querySelectorAll('.electron'), paths = document.querySelectorAll('.path'), atom = document.querySelectorAll('#atom'), startDuration = 2; for(var i = 0; i < electrons.length; i++) { var myDelay = -(i * 0.5); orbit(electrons[i], paths[i], myDelay); } function orbit(electron, path, delay) { var e = TweenLite.to(electron, startDuration, {rotationY:'-360', ease:Linear.easeNone, onComplete: function(){ //e.restart(); }, delay:delay }); //timeline.append(e); var p = TweenLite.to(path, startDuration, {rotationZ:'360', ease:Linear.easeNone, onComplete: function(){ //p.restart(); }, delay:delay }); //timeline.append(p); // The following line doesn't seem to add a negative offset... timeline.insertMultiple([e, p], 0, TweenAlign.START, -0.5); } atom.onmouseover = function() { timeline.timeScale(.2); } function TweenAlign() { } If you look at the demo it runs correctly the first iteration (before it's added to the timeline) but fails the next times Can you guys help me get this looking the way I'd like it to? Thanks

Trying to tween a swf loader var queue:LoaderMax = new LoaderMax({name:"mainQueue",onProgress:progressHandler,oncomplete:completeHandler,onError:errorHandler,maxConnections:5}); queue.append( new SWFLoader("shoeHorn.swf", {name:"start", estimatedBytes:1363148.8, container:this, autoPlay:true,visible:false,onComplete:completeHandler}) ); queue.append( new SWFLoader("yourvids.swf", {name:"yv", estimatedBytes:1080, container:this, autoPlay:false,visible:false}) ); queue.append( new SWFLoader("book_Luanch.swf", {name:"bookl", estimatedBytes:10670, container:this, autoPlay:false,visible:false,x:0,y:0,width:1000,height:600}) ); LoaderMax.prioritize("shoeHorn.swf"); queue.load(); function progressHandler(event:LoaderEvent):void { trace("progress: " + event.target.progress); } function errorHandler(event:LoaderEvent):void { trace("error occured with " + event.target + ": " + event.text); } function completeHandler(event:LoaderEvent):void { TweenLite.from(event.target.content, 0, {x:0,y:0,autoAlpha:1}) setChildIndex(Object(root).spauseBtn,numChildren - 1); TweenLite.to(splayBtn, 1, {autoAlpha:1 }); TweenLite.to(Object(root).fullScreenBtn, 2, {autoAlpha:1}) trace("it worked!"); } function bookon():void { TweenLite.to(bookl.content, 1, {autoAlpha:1}); }

If I have a set number of coordinates, say a user draws an s-curve with their mouse/finger, what would be the best way to tween an object along the same path? I can loop a bunch to TweenTo calls but I'm wondering if there is a better way? A plugin maybe that helps with this? Thanks for any suggestions.

Quick question. If I use the .load to change the content of a div, after it loads I want to have things animate on it, how can I get around "cannot tween null object" error? I know the elements don't exist yet, but I am having trouble figuring where to put the $(document).ready function. function animate_focalTag(event){ focalTag.animate_focalTag(), $("#content").load("focalPoints.html"), $(document).ready(function(){ var pTab = document.getElementById('pTab'); var vTab = document.getElementById('vTab'); var aTab = document.getElementById('aTab'); TweenLite.to(pTab, 1, {left:0, delay:5}); }); } I tried putting it at the end of the html I load, but then I get weird errors from jquery.

hi, I want to Tween multiple divs, for example, Content1 : I want to come image from top Content2 : When I click on content 1 image, then Content1 Div should disapear and content2 Come from bottom. Please help me with this, Thanks

I am using The SuperScrollorama plugin, and used the "simple-demo" included with the plug-in (which works fine..) as a template in which I want to fade the given elements. Something identical to the "design process" section of this website www.comradeweb.com if you scroll about halfway down, you will see a cool timeline they have built outlining their design process. Like I said, I used the SimpleDemo included with SuperScrollorama which does work for me has a template for my fading tweens. However when I test my version my images fail to show up, although the images are their which I can tell by the scroll bar being scrollable but just being hidden and not becoming visible on the scroll event. I am very new to this, so its probably something basic. Any help is greatly appreciated, thanks in advance! Here is the SimpleDemo, which I have based mine of off... (this one works) <!DOCTYPE html> <html lang="en"> <head> <meta charset="utf-8"> <meta http-equiv="X-UA-Compatible" content="IE=edge,chrome=1"> <title>SUPERSCROLLORAMA - Simple Demo #1</title> <link href='http://fonts.googleapis.com/css?family=Luckiest+Guy' rel='stylesheet' type='text/css'> <link rel="stylesheet" href="css/normalize.css" type="text/css"> <link rel="stylesheet" href="css/style.css" type="text/css"> <style type="text/css"> #examples-1 { position: relative; } body { background-color: #272827; } #fade-it { position: absolute; left: 260px; top: 33px; } #1fade-it { position: absolute; left: 44px; top: 180px; } #2fade-it { position: absolute; left: 295px; top: 415px; } </style> </head> <body class="simple-demo"> <div id="content-wrapper"> <div id="examples-1"> <img alt="img1" id="fade-it" src="img1.png" width="639" height="249" /> <img alt="img2" id="1fade-it" src="img2.png" width="733" height="313" /> <img src="img3.png" id="2fade-it"> </div> </div> <script type="text/javascript" src="js/TweenMax.min.js"></script> <script src="http://ajax.googleapis.com/ajax/libs/jquery/1.9.1/jquery.min.js"></script> <script>window.jQuery || document.write('<script src="/js/jquery-1.9.1.min.js"><\/script>')</script> <script src="js/jquery.superscrollorama.js"></script> <script> $(document).ready(function() { var controller = $.superscrollorama(); // individual element tween examples controller.addTween('#fade-it', TweenMax.from( $('#fade-it'), .5, {css:{opacity: 0}})); controller.addTween('#fade-it', TweenMax.from( $('#1fade-it'), .5, {css:{opacity: 0}})); controller.addTween('#fade-it', TweenMax.from( $('#2fade-it'), .5, {css:{opacity: 0}})); }); </script> </body></html> And here is my Code, which does not work, <!DOCTYPE html> <html lang="en"> <head> <meta charset="utf-8"> <meta http-equiv="X-UA-Compatible" content="IE=edge,chrome=1"> <title>SUPERSCROLLORAMA - Simple Demo #2</title> <link href='http://fonts.googleapis.com/css?family=Luckiest+Guy' rel='stylesheet' type='text/css'> <link rel="stylesheet" href="css/normalize.css" type="text/css"> <link rel="stylesheet" href="css/style.css" type="text/css"> <style> body { background-color:#000; } #examples-1 { position: relative; } #fade-it { position: absolute; left: 260px; top: 33px; } #img2 { position: absolute; left: 44px; top: 180px; } #img3 { position: absolute; left: 295px; top: 415px; } #img4 { position: absolute; left: 235px; top: 638px; } #img5 { position: absolute; left: 527px; top: 1029px; } #img6 { position: absolute; left: 127px; top: 1190px; } #img7 { position: absolute; left: 476px; top: 1384px; } #img8 { position: absolute; left: 105px; top: 1651px; } #img9 { position: absolute; left: 133px; top: 1860px; } #img10 { position: absolute; left: 430px; top: 2096px; } #img11 { position: absolute; left: 222px; top: 2143px; } #img12 { position: absolute; left: 469px; top: 2419px; } #img13 { position: absolute; left: -2px; top: 2496px; } #img14 { position: absolute; left: 152px; top: 2716px; } #img15 { position: absolute; left: 20px; top: 3026px; } #img16 { position: absolute; left: 447px; top: 3051px; } #img17 { position: absolute; left: 315px; top: 3363px; } #img18 { position: absolute; left: 279px; top: 3539px; } #img19 { position: absolute; left: 97px; top: 3621px; } #img20 { position: absolute; left: -7px; top: 3906px; } </style> </head> <body class="simple-demo"> <div id="content-wrapper"> <div id="examples-1"> <img alt="img1" id="fade-it" src="img1.png" width="639" height="249" /> <img alt="img3" id="img3" src="img3.png" /> <img alt="img4" id="img4" src=img4.png width="544" height="426" /> <img alt="img7" id="img7" src="img7.png" width="528" height="425" /> <img alt="img2" id="img2" src="img2.png" width="733" height="313" /> <img alt="img5" id="img5" src="img5.png" width="420" height="256" /> <img alt="img6" id="img6" src="img6.png" width="565" height="442" /> <img alt="img8" id="img8" src="img8.png" width="733" height="238" /> <img alt="img9" id="img9" src="img9.png" width="563" height="229" /> <img alt="img10" id="img10" src="img10.png" width="412" height="71" /> <img alt="img11" id="img11" src="img11.png" width="452" height="388" /> <img alt="img12" id="img12" src="img12.png" width="371" height="210" /> <img alt="img13" id="img13" src="img13.png" width="984" height="336" /> <img alt="img14" id="img14" src="img14.png" width="791" height="342" /> <img alt="img15" id="img15" src="img15.png" width="652" height="227" /> <img alt="img16" id="img16" src="img16.png" width="475" height="374" /> <img alt="img17" id="img17" src="img17.png" width="361" height="187" /> <img alt="img18" id="img18" src="img18.png" width="457" height="87" /> <img alt="img19" id="img19" src="img19.png" width="779" height="275" /> <img alt="img20" id="img20" src="img20.png" width="1139" height="332" /> </div> </div> <script type="text/javascript" src="js/TweenMax.min.js"></script> <script src="http://ajax.googleapis.com/ajax/libs/jquery/1.9.1/jquery.min.js"></script> <script>window.jQuery || document.write('<script src="/js/jquery-1.9.1.min.js"><\/script>')</script> <script src="js/jquery.superscrollorama.js"></script> <script> $(document).ready(function() { // This example adds a duration to the tweens so they are synced to the scroll position var controller = $.superscrollorama(); // amount of scrolling over which the tween takes place (in pixels) var scrollDuration = 200; // individual element tween examples controller.addTween('#fade-it', TweenMax.from( $('#img1'), .5, {css:{opacity: 0}}), scrollDuration); controller.addTween('#fade-it', TweenMax.from( $('#img2'), .5, {css:{opacity: 0}}), scrollDuration); controller.addTween('#fade-it', TweenMax.from( $('#img3'), .5, {css:{opacity: 0}}), scrollDuration); controller.addTween('#fade-it', TweenMax.from( $('#img4'), .5, {css:{opacity: 0}}), scrollDuration); }); </script> </body> </html>

<!DOCTYPE html> <html> <head> <title>tween-test</title> <meta charset="utf-8" content="text/html"> <script src="js/video.js" type="text/javascript"></script> <script src="js/TweenMax.js" type="text/javascript"></script> <script src="js/jquery.gsap.js" type="text/javascript"></script> <script src="js/CSSPlugin.js" type="text/javascript"></script> </head> <body> <style type="text/css"> body { background-image:url('images/bg_main.jpg'); } </style> <p> <span id="test-1">C</span> <span id="test-2">O</span> <span id="test-3">T</span> <span id="test-4">Y</span> </p> <script type="text/javascript"> $(function(){ var testing; testing = $("#test-1"); TweenMax.from(testing, 4,{css:{ top:"-300px" }}); }); </script> </body> </html> I am VERY new, so it is probably something really basic, but I can not figure it out for the life of me. Thanks in advance.

Hi guys, Does anyone know how to creat the equivalent of this TWEEN function using Greensock? new TWEEN.Tween({ val: 0 }) .to({ val: 1 }, 500) .easing(TWEEN.Easing.Circular.InOut) .onUpdate(function () { // some logic here }) .onComplete(function () { // some logic here }).start(); Thank you.

Hi Greensock guys, Know this topic has been covered a little in some other posts, was reading about using media queries and 'resize' functions here and here, but I wanted to double-check something with you in regards to responsive animations. I've just put together a quick landing page for my portfolio, found here (and big thanks to the GS guys for helping me nut out questions I had along the way with it), and I'm using an if/else statement after the $(document).ready to fire differently scaled animations depending on the browser width. I had put in a window resize event handler in my script but I noticed it was screwing with the animations, they would still be stuck on a particular width's animation even though it had resized. Plus, I was essentially just repeating the same code all over again to get it to work, was thinking there must be a better way to call responsive animations than this. So I'm guessing to make these kinds of responsive animations work we'd need to kill the currently running ones first right? And is there a better/cleaner way of doing this than just repeating functions over when a browser resizes, say for instance if I just made the if/else media queries a function of their own, then recalled that function when a resize fired? Apologies if this is actually simpler than I've figured, I just wanted to clarify this in case any other devs needed a simplified answer to this too, am finding myself having to do a lot of these responsive animations lately and I thought it would be wise to get a more definitive approach to it Thanks as always guys.

Hey All, I'm pretty new to these tools, only been working with them for about a week and I'm VERY impressed -- Great work! I'm using the tools to assist me in building a mobile app and they are performing delightfully with phonegap on both iOS and Android devices. Kudos. I am wondering if there's an easy (or at least highly performant) way in which to cause a "Draggable" item (in my situation, basically a div/box on the screen) to change it's opacity/alpha based upon how far away it gets from the "bounds" it's located within? Basically, I want the user to be aware that moving the box a certain amount will dismiss it and remove it by fading the box out more and more as it moves away (and I'd want to fade it back in if it returns), but I haven't found a great way to do this yet. Any help/thoughts would be greatly appreciated -- Thank you! -Flinn