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I've seen lots of posts on Stack Overflow as well as here regarding animating motion blur. I wanted to share my codepen in case it helps someone else or spurs a thought that leads to a better solution. It's not the pithiest code and I'm sure I'll end up tweaking it once I get it into my Electron app. The only thing I noticed, and it's not as big of a deal to me since I'm using an Electron app that only uses Chromium, but FireFox isn't showing the underlying elements. If you run inspector you can see that they're being animated and positioned properly but they don't show up. Not sure what the issue is. If I use createElementNS to create the div elements it doesn't utilize the blur filter in Chrome. But, if I don't use createElementNS to create the filters, it doesn't work in Chrome. Thoughts?
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Coming from a flash background with doing a lot of flash banners Blur was always a very good friend of mine. I did most of my stuff on the timeline and defining blurX or blurY for my movieclip took only seconds and looked kick-ass. However when it comes to JS/CSS/ in generel im struggling to find something that can mimic this the same way. I've been looking a bit on boxShadow which surely seems to be something I could try and play with. Would boxShadow be the way to go or are there other tools I could look at that would give me a quality'wise good result for doing directional/motion blur? Do anyone know if Greensock plan on revolutionizing us with some cool JS motion blur plugin?
