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  1. Hello ! Finished our first GSAP Animation recently (massive thanks to @OSUBlake and @Carl) and just revisiting to tweak a few things. Having trouble with controlling sub timelines contained within functions, via a master timeline. Could anyone possibly let me know what I'm missing here? I suspect it's something to do with returning functions to the master timeline and not the timelines contained within them, therefore they can't be controlled at the top level. Have tried applying support given here and here but for the life of me can't get it to work as expected.. I'm trying to remove the Flutter() function at mobile breakpoint, restart the master timeline with just Sphere() then add flutter() again and restart when sized back up past 420px. Thanks!
  2. Hi there. New to the forum here. I searched for the answer here, but didn't find the answer so here goes. I am newer to js, but I am looking for gsap related answers not js. Just throwing that out there. I created a multi-step form using gsap. Here is smaller working portion of it. http://codepen.io/chrisMaki/pen/ggmBqL I created several small functions each containing their own timelines. I am using the functions inside EventListeners to show and hide fieldsets. Each function is passing arguments. Is there a way to connect multiple functions into one timeline? I am seeing strange behavior--I assume because of the multiple timelines firing. I tried using .add() but maybe I was doing it wrong. Also could I use .reverse() to reuse the same functions in reverse if a previous button were to be clicked.(sorry snuck that in there even though it may be off topic). Let me know if this is enough info. The pen has decent comments. Didn't want to add a heaping helping of snippets.
  3. Hello there, I am trying to call 3 different functions to animate 3 different animation in one shot through init() function. How I can achieve this properly. function init() { TweenMax.set("#object", {alpha: 0}); a(); b(); c(); } function a() { TweenMax.to("#object1", {x: "+=100px"}); } function b() { TweenMax.to("#object2", {x: "+=200px"}); } function c() { TweenMax.to("#objec3", {x: "+=300px"}); } Hopefully I will know the solution as soon as possible thanks gsap masters!
  4. Hello, Green Sock forum. I am having a few struggles which largely revolve around how to call and interact with time lines, which are nested inside a function. I have put together a very bare bones demo up on Codepen, which covers this. The expected functionality is: Click “click to run box”: 1: showContent function is called, which contains and runs the tlContent timeline. 2: onStart calls swapText function, which replaces large text with that contained in the data-text of the clicked nav link. 3: onComplete calls swapText function, which evaluates if tlContent is active, and determining it is not, replaces large text with that contained in the “stopped" variable. Click “click to reverse tween” 1: tlContent time line is reversed. 2: swapText function is immediately called (something akin to an onReverseStart) before any part of the timeline visibly begins to reverse. 3: swapText function is called via onReverseComplete and should display again, the “stopped" variable. So it’s basically a collection of difficulties I’m having, which are largely centred around how to call time lines which by necessity of needing to pass data stored in the clicked element, I’m wrapping inside a function. If there’s a better way to do this then I’m all ears. In addition to this, I have researched the various forum posts which discuss the (completely understandable) lack of a native OnReverseStart call, with some suggesting that the callback can be replicated via the onRepeat call, but as an onRepeat call requires a repeat rate to be set, I couldn’t get the desired functionality in this example. Although I’ll confess to being a bit fuzzy on the specifics of the implementations suggested. As ever, a hearty thank you to anyone who offers their time and insight to help me out.
  5. I'm trying to get my flicker animation to start after the opacity part of the tl tween. Problem is I can't just append it to the end, because I've got more tl tweens running while the flicker animation is happening. As you can see in the tween, it doesn't look like my function is firing at all. Any ideas? Codepen updated: http://codepen.io/kathryncrawford/pen/YyoyLz
  6. Hello! I am building a timeline visualizer, that you can easily connect with any timelines you've made with gsap. The idea is to represent the timeline visually, and let the user scrub through it. It's easy to visualize the labels, since there is a _labels property on each timelinelite instance. However, what I would like to know is: Is there any good way to get a reference to all tweens within a timeline, and all function calls? I'd like to know the time and duration of all tweens within a timeline so I can represent them visually, and also the time and name of all function calls within a timeline. Is this possible? Thank you. /Alexander
  7. I'm noticing that TweenLite keeps looping over some functions, even though no tweens have been initiated. Firebug's Profile shows that there are 4 functions that keep running, on lines 278, 830, 227 and 703. (TweenLite.js, dated 29.1.2013) Is there a way to kill those timers? The load they cause is really minimal, but I'd like to clean them up anyways.
  8. Below is a snippet of part of a timeline I building using TimelineLite. There are parts before and after this sequence but this one part is giving me some trouble: timeline.insertMultiple( [ 'discharge', function () {charge.hide();}, TweenLite.to(wave, 0.25, { ease: Linear.easeNone, raphael: { r: 1, 'fill-opacity': 0, 'stroke-width': 1 } }), ], 0, 'sequence', 0); If I call timeline.play('discharge'), the function is not called - only the tween runs. I have functions in the timeline in other places but they are always after the animation and run as expected. The only way I could get this to work was to move the function to the onStart callback of the animation: timeline.insertMultiple( [ 'discharge', TweenLite.to(wave, 0.25, { ease: Linear.easeNone, raphael: { r: 1, 'fill-opacity': 0, 'stroke-width': 1 }, onStart: function () {charge.hide();} }), ], 0, 'sequence', 0); Is there something I'm missing to make this work. My first thought was that I'm adding two 0 duration items to the timeline and the playback is just starting at the first item with a real duration. I don't mind using the onStart callback but I was trying to see how flat I could keep this so I can see the sequencing of the all the processing in a consistent fashion. If anyone has ideas/alternatives, I'd be interested in your thoughts. I can provide a link to the full source and/or working demo if needed.
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