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Hi there, I'm trying to animate an SVG using DrawSVG on mouse down/up. On mouse down the animation seems to be working fine but when you release the mouse and try to press it down again the animation doesn't happen. Instead, these parameters go down to: stroke-dashoffset: 0; stroke-dasharray: none; Does anyone know why is this happening? Thank you
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Greetings, I'm fairly new to GSAP and I would like to know how to implement a snap method so that when the translate of the wrapper is between 0 and 20% it goes automatically to 20%, like a classic snap to a point. PS. a lot of the code has been forked from Sahil89 Thanks in advance for the help. - Gabriel
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I'm using Draggable to create scrollable element with several divs inside it. For example <div id="draggable"> <div>example</div> <div>example</div> <div>example</div> </div> I want to apply some mousedown jquery code to the divs. for example: $("#draggable div").on("mousedown", function() { //do something... }); The Draggable seems to overwrite and/or steal jQuery's mousedown event. If I disable the Draggable then there is no issue. If I apply some click jquery there is no issue either. for example: $("#draggable div").on("click", function() { //do something... }); I do need to use the mousedown event in this scenario. Has anyone encountered something similar, or does anyone have a solution?
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This hardly seems like the most efficient or even correct way to do something simple like this, but it's the only way I've been able to get to actually work. Just a simple color change boxShadow animation whenever you click anywhere in the window. I haven't changed the autowrite method, so it should default to auto. Yet whenever I try to overwrite these tweens, the boxShadow gets a halo of the other color. Also I have to pause and seek back to the begining or I also see a halo. It has these problems whether I'm using a single tween or two. It doesn't seem right that I should have to create two tweens, pause one, then to change it I have to pause the active, seek it, then resume the other. What's going on here? Here's the only working example I've found, testing in Firefox: var status = $('#tablet-status') var clickStatus = TweenMax.to(status,1,{boxShadow:'0px 0px 1px 1px green', paused:true, yoyo:true, repeat:-1}) var unclickStatus = TweenMax.to(status,1,{boxShadow:'0px 0px 1px 1px blue', yoyo:true, repeat:-1}) $(window).mousedown(function(){ status.css('background-color','green') unclickStatus.pause() .seek(0) clickStatus.resume() }) $(window).mouseup(function(){ status.css('background-color','blue') clickStatus.pause() .seek(0) unclickStatus.resume() })
