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Hello,

 

I have three animations running in the same time. The top part of a Law Balance Scale, the left weighting platform and the left weighting platform.

 

All three animaitons have the same duration and they are in sync when the page loads. After I scroll up/down on the page the three animations are out of sync. The top is moving fine but the left/right weighting platforms are out of wack.

 

Is there a way to keep the three animations in sync all the time?

 

Thank you.

 

Alin

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Like Jonathan said, it'd be super helpful to see sample code because I can assure you that the entire GSAP system is completely synchronized across the board, so I'm really curious to see what you're doing. As far as I know, it's literally impossible to get things out of sync unless you have your own code that's not creating/starting the animations in sync.

 

Are you using TimelineLite or TimelineMax? Or are you just using TweenLite/TweenMax?

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Here is a pen:

 

See the Pen qykJL by alinticlea (@alinticlea) on CodePen

 

The problem is that I can not replicate the behaviour on codepen. The issue is related to something else on the page that I am building. The animation container comes in and goes out on scroll down/up. To animate the container move on scroll I am using ScrollScene from ScrollMagic.

 

I think I should stop the animation when scroll is detected. Is this possible?

 

Thank you.

 

Alin

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