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  1. I am trying to develop an infinite canvas animation which show cases a number of clickable images on it. On moving the cursor the images will move in the opposite direction, I tried this with div now, is it possible to use Canvas for an infinite scroll effect. Plugins used: TweenMax, TweenLinte, ScrollToPlugin, Draggable
  2. In the given code, I'm attempting to create two synchronized animations using ScrollMagic. The first animation involves a video whose playback is controlled by scrolling, while the second animation is a text that flies in at a specific point in the video. To achieve this, I've used TweenMax and ScrollMagic, setting an offset value for the text animation to ensure it starts at the right moment. The issue I'm encountering is that on larger screens, the text animation comes in later than expected. I initially considered using the `triggerHook` value between 0 and 1 to address this problem, but it didn't provide the desired results. How can I make the offset value for the text animation dynamic, so that it starts at the right time, especially on larger screens? let scene = new ScrollMagic.Scene({ duration: 19000, triggerElement: intro, //video triggerHook: 0, }) .addIndicators() .setPin(intro) .addTo(controller); const height = window.innerHeight; const textAnim = TweenMax.fromTo(text1, 3, { y: 0 }, { y: -1.5 * height }); let scene2 = new ScrollMagic.Scene({ duration: 3000, triggerElement: intro, triggerHook: 0, }) .setTween(textAnim) .addTo(controller); // Calculate the offset based on scene's duration let scene3Offset = scene.duration() * 0.315 - 1000; // 31.57% of scene's duration const textAnim2 = TweenMax.fromTo( text2, 4, { y: height }, { y: -1.5 * height } ); let scene3 = new ScrollMagic.Scene({ duration: 3000, triggerElement: intro, triggerHook: 0, offset: scene3Offset, }) .setTween(textAnim2) .addTo(controller);
  3. Hi I'm trying to replicated the transitions on this pages sections http://cuberto.com using TweenMax. var slides=document.querySelectorAll('.slide'); var tl=new TimelineLite({paused:true}); for(var i=slides.length;i--;){ var D=document.createElement('div'); D.className='Dot'; D.id='Dot'+i; D.addEventListener('click',function(){ tl.seek(this.id).pause() }); document.getElementById('Dots').appendChild(D); tl.add('Dot'+i) if(i>0){ if(i!=slides.length-1) { tl.addPause() } tl .set(slides[i-1].getElementsByClassName("sideDetails"), {width: "0"}) .fromTo(slides[i].getElementsByClassName("sideDetails"), .3, {width:'50%'},{ width: "100%", ease: Power2.easeInOut}) .to(slides[i].getElementsByClassName("detailsText"), .3, {opacity: "0", y:"-=60", ease: Power2.easeInOut},0) .set(slides[i],{ background: "none"}) .fromTo(slides[i].getElementsByClassName("sideDetails"), .3, {x: "0%"},{ x: "100%", ease: Power2.easeInOut}, .3) .to('#Dot'+i,.7,{backgroundColor:'rgba(255,255,255,0.2)'},'L'+i) .set(slides[i],{zIndex:1-i}) .set(slides[i-1],{zIndex:slides.length}) .to(slides[i-1].getElementsByClassName("sideDetails"), .3,{width: "50%",ease: Power2.easeInOut}, .6) .fromTo(slides[i-1].getElementsByClassName("detailsText"), .3, {opacity: "0", y:"-=60" }, {opacity: "1", y:"0",ease: Power2.easeInOut},.6) }; }; full code at codepen can be found here I'm basically trying to transition between a bunch of sliders with a swipe animation, I have alternated the element i would like to transition on each slide in black or pink so I can see the animation. I can seem to isolate the animation to the current slide - in essence I want the left hand div to grow to 100%, then animate off the page to the right, then switch to the next slider and animate the left hand dive to a width of 50% from an initial state of 0. I believe that is what the Cuberto site is doing. However I am getting in an awful mess with the scroll event firing an animation on all the slides. I'm not particularly competent with vanilla javascript but would like to attempt this with or without jQuery. I have tried pagepiling.js and fullpage.js but this doesn't achieve the effect I'm looking for. I could really do with a a resolution I can go to my client with, or at least a direction I could go in. Thanks javascript jquery horizontal-scrolling gsap pagepiling.js shareeditdeleteflag asked 4 mins ago DansBananaLoafcake 62 add a comment
  4. Hi, I wanted to create similar animation like on this website http://thieb.co/ when you must click and hold to enter. With this svg file. But with drawSVG plugin i can't animate fill. I searched just any solution but it has not helped me. Thank you for answer.
  5. Hi, this is my first forum post and I'm hoping to get some help with an issue and learn more about GSAP. The project I'm working on is replicating a video game character select screen where the user can navigate through 3 characters (using the left and right arrow keys) which have idle animations until selected where an active animation will play on the selected character. I am doing this by using sprite sheets and SteppedEase in TweenMax. I have the navigation and idle and active animations on document ready working. The problem I am having is when switching to the next character. The way I believe it should work (with limited knowledge of GSAP) is to kill the idle animation on the element that's to be selected and return its progress to 0 before adding a new active tween to the element. The main issue at the moment is I cannot seem to kill the animation of the specified object. I have tried using TweenMax.killTweensOf() but this does not reset the progress and when the active tween is added it starts on the frame from which the idle animation was killed. I have recreated a demo with basic sprite sheets (note: there may be an initial delay in loading the sprite sheets in CodePen because I am using Dropbox as a makeshift CDN) and labeled the code I am having issues with with the comment "start here". There are two areas with this comment, one for killing the active tween and one for killing the idle tween. What I am asking for specifically is help in killing and pausing (pause(0)) the tweens in question. The way you will know if this works is if you wait until the sprite sheet in the boxes are at a stage past "1" in their images and then navigation to another box, the sprite sheet of the box you navigated away from should return to the first stage which should display the number "1" and stop the tween, the box you navigate to should also return to the first stage and stop the tween, the 3rd box should continue its tween. I hope this doesn't read like an essay but I wanted to try and give as much detail as possible on what I need help with and what I've tried so far. Again any help / guidance will be appreciated as I've been banging my head against my keyboard for the past few days. Thanks
  6. I'm a beginner and with some effort I managed to do this project, however, at the time of implementing the tests, I started to see that TweenMax has vulnerabilities. Can anyone help me refactor this code to an updated version with no vulnerabilities?
  7. In the following code, the first function works. However, the second function throws an error. tl = TweenMax ; $("#run").click(function(el) { var el = $(".box") ; tl.to( el , 2, { left: 10 } ) ; console.debug( "done" ); }) ; $("#reset").click(function (){ tl.reverse() ; console.debug( "reverse done" ); }); If I replace 'reverse()' with 'pause()' or 'reset()', I get similar looking errors: Uncaught TypeError: Object function (t,e,s){i.call(this,t,e,s),this._cycle=0,this._yoyo=this.vars.yoyo===!0,this._repeat=this.vars.repeat||0,this._repeatDelay=this.vars.repeatDelay||0,this._dirty=!0,this.render=r.prototype.render} has no method 'pause' I guess those methods aren't available to TimeLineMax. In which case, how do I do a reset or reverse?
  8. Hello, I am getting this error for an animation -> invalid modifiers tween value: [object Object]. I am using gsap version 2 inside a React project. I've read from another forum post that its because the plugin is not loaded. My question is how do you load it inside an actual project, not codepen?
  9. Hi Jack/Carl/forum gurus, It's been a very long time! I think I need some general platform- and tech-agnostic strategy advice about how to allow a user to edit a timeline during use. I would very much appreciate any thoughts from anyone. Please forgive me if this is long, but I hope it's not overly complicated. I just want to lay out the needed detail. I need to simulate a simplified GPS-like experience with a follower on a path. For the sake of discussion, imagine a route on a map that you must walk to get from point A to point B. That's working just fine but three critical points are giving me pause. The speed will change constantly (slowing down, speeding up, and stopping for periods of rest). The user must edit the points at which the changes occur, and the times involved. The user must be able to scrub through the animation to position the follower, and then enter values into a table for the tween durations. Thereafter, the animation must be updated each tie the data is edited. The total duration of the "trip" is fixed. So I'm hoping for recommendations (or possibly just confirmation) on what I think is the need to REbuild the animation cyclically. I assume the best thing is to give you a few ideas of what I think I should do and invite better solutions/any points I may be missing. My initial assumption was that the best way to do this was to build a timeline of multiple tweens. I considered adding labels to one tween but, considering other givens that I'll include, didn't see any advantage of one approach over the other. I'm open to ideas. In order for the user to position the follower at any point during the editing phase, there must be an initial tween so the user can scrub a slider to move the follower along the path. Ideally that time can start out as arbitrary, and I'm near certain I have to rebuild the timeline multiple times so that shouldn't matter. But it's also possible for me to insist that the user begin with the maximum time. That will be known in advance, but may change (circling back to the need to rebuild often). Tweening the progress of the follower along the path will always use values of 0 to 1, and the path will never change. But the duration of each mini segment along the path will not only vary, it will likely change during editing. (E.g., the first leg is walking from house to store. Second leg is from store to park. But the author may later change that to leg 1 is running to the store, an inserted leg two will be resting for a short time, and leg three will be from store to park.) I think my biggest question is how to handle the duration of the entire timeline during editing. Something like: To allow the author to play immediately, create a first tween of the follower using any arbitrary time. (Assume 1 second.) Playback is inconsequential, as only the scrubber will be used to move the follower along the path. At this point, we have a timeline of one tween. If the fixed max duration is known (let's say 100 seconds), I can use that instead of an arbitrary time, but I can't see how it matters. Again, open to learning. Author adds a keyframe for leg one, which results in changing the first tween from progress 0 to 1 over 100 seconds, to from progress 0 to .10 over 10 seconds. However, I still need the user to be able to move the follower along the entire path, so I need to create another tween--behind the scenes--to make up the rest of the journey. I can add an arbitrary time for scrubbing or, if the total time is known, add the balance. In other words, I can now add a tween from progress .10 to 1 that lasts either 1 second, or 90 seconds if I know the max duration and can subtract 10 from 100. The rest is rinse and repeat. Here's a hypothetical example: Tween progress 0-1 for 1 second. Max time becomes known so rebuild initial tween for 100 seconds. First leg inserted, 0-0.10 for 10 seconds. Add another tween 0.10-1 for 90 seconds. Second leg inserted, 0.10 to 0.20 for 10 seconds. Rebuild resulting in three tweens, the last from 0.20-1 for 80 seconds. First leg is lengthened to 20 seconds. Rebuild resulting in three tweens, 0-0.10 for 20 seconds, 0.10-0.20 for 10 seconds, and balance of 0.20-1 for 70 seconds and so on. Some obvious questions that spring to mind are: Are there any compelling reasons to create one tween of the max time and rebuild each time using label positions? Is that not the same general process? Can anyone think of a better way? For example is there an easier way to cut up one master tween, rather than adding component parts to sum up the total duration, that would be easier? Is there a recommended process for rebuilding the timeline upon each edit? Because I can just wipe everything out and start over, and this is during the editing process, I don't currently see a need to carefully tear anything down killing tweens, concerning myself with existing callbacks, etc. I can just "nullify" everything and start over each time, if needed. It would be very nice to be able to "rebuild" as transparently as possible, but don't want to make anything overly complicated. Thanks very much for taking the time to read this.
  10. Hi all, Looking for a hand or some advice if possible. I've created this codepen (below) and it works well enough when you drag the content horizontally but I would also like to be able to scroll with the mouse through the content, very much like the functionality of this website - https://antoni.de/cases/ I'm fairly new to Javascript and certainly GSAP, so any input is much appreciated. Thanks Jon
  11. Hi there! I am just looking into ways to animate things without using position absolute and left and right properties. with flex I can center something in the middle of the page very easily. How would I go about animating something from right to center but not using position absolute? Cheers
  12. Guest

    Draw SVG and Dashed line problem

    Hi there, I am new to draw SVG and having problem getting started. Sorry if the solution is simple. I have done tutorials and can't find the answer anywhere. Am I missing something in the attached codepen? I just want the line to draw from the top left to the bottom right. I would also like the line to appear as _ _ _ _ _ _ _ if possible. Thanks so much for any help, Phil
  13. I have simple css animation looks like this, pen circle to square using css I want the same animation using tween max. can someone help me to achieve this??
  14. I don't know why this is happening. I have tried a lot. But whenever I comes few minutes later to the slider tab it collapse all sliders numbers and images in one place. Check the attached image. Why is this happening. And would you please tell me how can I make this slider exactly like this video: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1_yB3fLq4PiINnd-Te4SJHRDBrQBII-U0/view?usp=sharing
  15. Hi, Does anybody know how to disable rubber-band effect in macOS with using tweenmax smooth scrolling? I know how to disable rubber-band using a simple code, but it doesn't work with smooth scrolling. I think it happens because smooth scrolling using body/html scroll indication. Is it possible to change scroll indication from body/html to any div element or is there any way to disable rubber-band effect? The simple custom code for disable rubber-band effect: html { height: 100%; width: 100%; overflow: hidden; } body { height: 100%; padding: 0; overflow: auto; margin: 0; -webkit-overflow-scrolling: touch; } Rubber-band in macOS Chrome browser: <iframe src="https://giphy.com/embed/S6kGqZiGacx6FyJmLC" width="480" height="300" frameBorder="0" class="giphy-embed" allowFullScreen></iframe><p><a href="https://giphy.com/gifs/S6kGqZiGacx6FyJmLC">via GIPHY</a></p>
  16. Hey guys! Im trying to recreate this as an SVG animation using greensock. I got stuck pretty quickly with a diagonal fold (I'm new to 3D). As you can see, I'm about halfway there! But it doesn't fold quite like it should. I need it to fold like it would with paper, across the diagonal line with no flipping. Any ideas?
  17. Hi everyone. I try to do animation for svg elements. Here's what I did - jsfiddle The problem is that svg photos can be different (as small as 100-500 lines of code, or large as thousands of lines). For what we have now, we need to have svg directly in the DOM. And if the svg file consists of several thousand lines of code, the animation will load the system and will not work smoothly (jsfiddle) So I think we need svg, turn it into canvas and then work with it. If they were ordinary primitive figures (circle, triangle, square) and they would meet once on the page, I could draw them in canvas. But the problem is that these can be different forms of drawing. I thought it would be great if we could svg load a certain mask and display circles in it, which would be animated following mouse over. Such a mask could be made as a single path(mask). However, frankly speaking, I don't know how to do this or if it's possible to do it. I would be very grateful for any help and examples. Thank you.
  18. Hi everyone, I just learned to make animation website and join in greensock. I'm trying to learn to create a website using the exact same background effect as the one implemented on this website, http://thegigi.it/ in this website using a plus sign in the background and follow the direction of the mouse, I've asked in some forums and finally found the answer using tweenmax. Please guide me how can i achieve the same background effect? thankyou.
  19. Hi, Id like to know if there is a GSAP function that can create the effect of a mouse following the cursor
  20. I aam trying to achieve https://www.brewsandgrooves.com this kind of smoothness with cross browsing really need for my portfolio
  21. I am trying to create a rain effect using TweenMax. I have a solution (see my codepen), but I just wanted to know if there was a better way of achieving this? Any thoughts, feeling or advice would be appreciated.
  22. oOLucOo

    JPG Sequence GSAP

    Hello everyone, I used a code that I found here: https://greensock.com/forums/topic/20404-flickering-png-sequence/ Thanks to @OSUblake. My problem: I have a jpg sequence animation (240 frames) and I would like to navigate between the different frames. Go from 0 to 100 or from 150 to 20. I can go forwards but not backwards. On the first click the animation works but when I click again nothing happens Here is my code: HTML <button class="btn btn1">BOUTON1</button> <button class="btn btn2">BOUTON2</button> <button class="btn btn3">BOUTON3</button> <canvas id="canvas"></canvas> JAVASCRIPT var baseURL = "anim3/"; var canvas = document.querySelector("#canvas"); var context = canvas.getContext("2d"); var sprite = { frame: 1, lastFrame: 240, totalFrames: 240, textures: [] }; var animation = new TimelineMax({yoyo: true,paused: true,onUpdate: drawSprite}) .to(sprite, 2, { frame: 100, roundProps: "frame", ease: Linear.easeNone }); var animation2 = new TimelineMax({yoyo: true,paused: true,onUpdate: drawSprite}) .to(sprite, 2, { frame: 150, roundProps: "frame", ease: Linear.easeNone }); var animation3 = new TimelineMax({yoyo: true,paused: true,onUpdate: drawSprite}) .to(sprite, 2, { frame: 2, roundProps: "frame", ease: Linear.easeNone }); loadTextures(sprite.totalFrames) .then(resizeCanvas) .catch(function(reason) { console.log(reason) }); function drawSprite() { // No changes if (sprite.frame === sprite.lastFrame) { return; } context.drawImage(sprite.textures[sprite.frame], 0, 0); sprite.lastFrame = sprite.frame; } function resizeCanvas(textures) { var texture = textures[0]; sprite.textures = textures; canvas.width = texture.naturalWidth || texture.width; canvas.height = texture.naturalHeight || texture.height; canvas.classList.add("is-loaded"); var aspectRatio = canvas.height / canvas.width; // BASE base_image = new Image(); base_image.src = 'anim3/animhead_01.jpg'; base_image.onload = function(){ context.drawImage(base_image, 0, 0); } } function loadTextures(numTextures) { var promises = []; for (var i = 1; i <= numTextures; i++) { var index = i < 100 ? "0" + i : i; promises.push(loadTexture(baseURL + "animhead_" + index + ".jpg")); } return Promise.all(promises); } function loadTexture(path) { return new Promise(function(resolve, reject) { var img = new Image(); img.onload = function() { resolve(img); } img.onerror = function() { reject("Error loading " + path); }; img.src = path; }); } $( ".btn1" ).click(function() { animation.play(); }); $( ".btn2" ).click(function() { animation2.play(); }); $( ".btn3" ).click(function() { animation3.play(); }); Someone can help me ? Thank you.
  23. GreenSock

    TweenMax

    Note: TweenMax has been deprecated in GSAP 3 in favor of the streamlined gsap object. It has 50+ new features and is almost <strong>half the size!</strong> GSAP 3 is backward compatible with the vast majority of GSAP 2 features including TweenMax. Please see the Migration Guide for details. TweenMax lets you animate literally any property of any object that JavaScript can touch (CSS, SVG, React, Vue, Three.js, canvas, motion paths, generic objects, etc.). Before the release of GSAP 3, TweenMax was the most feature-packed (and popular) animation tool in the GSAP arsenal. However in GSAP 3, you no longer even need to reference TweenMax in your code (although you can because GSAP 3 honors the vast majority of legacy code). We strongly recommend migrating to GSAP 3's streamlined syntax. Quick links Getting started What's so special about GSAP? Documentation: Version 2 | Version 3 Showcase (examples) For convenience and loading efficiency, TweenMax version 2 and earlier included TweenLite, TimelineLite, TimelineMax, CSSPlugin, AttrPlugin, RoundPropsPlugin, BezierPlugin, and EasePack (all in one file). Every bit of that functionality (plus a lot more) is in the GSAP 3 core which is almost half the size. Staggered animations GSAP makes it easy to create staggered animations on multiple objects. The animations can overlap, run in direct sequence or have gaps between their start times. The old TweenMax stagger methods (from version 1 and 2): TweenMax.staggerTo(), TweenMax.staggerFrom() and TweenMax.staggerFromTo() aren't even necessary in GSAP 3 because a "stagger" special property can be added to ANY tween, like in the demo below: Additional Methods (only relevant for version 1 and 2) TweenMax inherits methods from TweenLite and it also has quite a few of its own. ul.chart {width:300px; float:left; margin-right:80px; } ul.chart li:nth-child(1){ font-weight:bold; list-style:none; margin-left:-20px; font-size:20px; margin-bottom:20px; } TweenLite and TweenMax Methods delay() delayedCall() duration() eventCallback from() fromTo() getTweensOf() invalidate() isActive() kill() killDelayedCallsTo() killTweensOf() pause() paused() play() progress() restart() resume() reverse() reversed() seek() set() startTime() time() timeScale() to() totalDuration() totalProgress() totalTime() Methods exclusive to TweenMax getAllTweens() isTweening() killAll() killChildTweensOf() pauseAll() repeat() repeatDelay() resumeAll() staggerFrom() staggerFromTo() staggerTo() updateTo() yoyo() Learn more in the TweenMax version 2 documentation.
  24. Brand new to this, but I'm not seeing the answer out there (maybe I'm looking up the wrong terms). Anyway, I'm doing a few tests, and I'm seeing a flash of the unanimated objects before they come on. For instance, if they animate from 0% scale to 100, they appear for an instant at full size before they disappear and the animation begins. It's only local at the moment, but I see it in both chrome and firefox. I'm using jquery for selectors, and both jquery, TweenMax, and the function to animate are all being loaded in the head before any of the elements are defined in the body html. Is there a typical way to resolve this or most likely cause to look at?
  25. I'm trying to create a 'sticky' menu that appears after a certain breakpoint and scrolls according to the user scrolling. Basically, when you first start scrolling on the page, the menu should disappear relatively with the page (scroll up normally) but after a breakpoint has been reached, the menu should slide down according to how the user is scrolling. An example of the animation is the menu on the videinfra.com site. The menu translates according to the same number of px that the user scrolls up. I'm currently setting the menu's position to relative before the breakpoint and once the breakpoint has been reached, I set the position to sticky and translate according to the user scroll, using the code here: const transitionTo = isScrollDown ? Math.min( currentTranslateLocation + scrollDiff, VISIBLE_NAVIGATION_POSITION ) : Math.max( currentTranslateLocation + scrollDiff, INVISIBLE_NAVIGATION_POSITION ); TweenMax.to(navigationClassname, 0.5, { y: transitionTo }); The problem is the scrolling looks more... animated than the example in the site above, I'd really like to achieve the smooth natural scrolling as shown there. Also, when the page scrolls really fast, the menu tends to glitch but I can't figure out how to stop that. Alternatively, if there's another method to achieve this instead of using TweenMax, I'd be glad to implement that instead.
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