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Animating SVG's fill-opacity

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Hi dxc  :)

 

Since there isn't the "fill-opacity" at first  , you should create that attr , and then tween that ;

try this :

var moon = document.getElementById("moon");
//moon.setAttribute("fill-opacity",1);
TweenLite.set(moon,{attr:{"fill-opacity":1}});
TweenLite.to(moon, 1, {attr:{"fill-opacity":.5}});

or add that attr to svg path tag in html :

<path id="moon" fill="#9C2726"  fill-opacity=1 ..../>
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For (my own) future reference, here's what works, showing that a circle's radius needs to be tweened within the attr property but stroke-width, stroke-opacity and fill-opacity (for example) don't:

 

<circle cx="75" cy="130" r="0" id="wave"/>
  
var tl = new TimelineMax({repeat:-1});
tl.to("#wave", 1, {attr:{r:100}, 'stroke-opacity': 0, 'stroke-width': 5, 'fill-opacity': 0});

 

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