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Yashi test
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Hi i wonder if anyone know how to create google meaningful transition by using GSAP. and also i want to know how to implement below effect on Javascript, jquery or angular way. if anyone know it would be great and much helpfull

 

http://www.google.com/design/spec/animation/meaningful-transitions.html#meaningful-transitions-visual-continuity

 

http://material-design.storage.googleapis.com/publish/v_2/material_ext_publish/0B2wX4iIvu8L6aHVOOGxBOW5jZlE/animation-meaningfultransitions-visualcontinuity_music-tablet-01_xhdpi.webm

 

and also i found this link 

 

http://material.cmiscm.com/

 

Jongmin Kim (@cmiscm). is the guy who made this amazing example.

 

and these UI State change animation all done by using GSAP..i was amaze how smooth is it.. thats why i need to implement those type of effect on my own project. and also i want to know. is this can use for production project. and how the browser will handle. and how dom manipulation are handle,  if anyone know know how to replicate that example. or any other way. please help me to understand this.

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Sure, those effects are certainly possible using GSAP which can animate just about anything. Are you asking someone here to create that effect for you? It's a little bit beyond the kind of support we can offer here, but perhaps someone else wants to take a stab at it for you. If you have a specific GSAP-related question, we can certainly help with that. Personally, I'd love to tackle a challenge like this (it's fun), but unfortunately I just don't have the time.

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Sure, those effects are certainly possible using GSAP which can animate just about anything. Are you asking someone here to create that effect for you? It's a little bit beyond the kind of support we can offer here, but perhaps someone else wants to take a stab at it for you. If you have a specific GSAP-related question, we can certainly help with that. Personally, I'd love to tackle a challenge like this (it's fun), but unfortunately I just don't have the time.

Thanks for the tip. but sorry i don't want that same effect. i just need to see one element only. not to do that thing. it's a lot of time spending task.. so i didn't mention this. really sorry for the misunderstanding. i just need to see simple demo. one element or two would fine. if anyone know. please help me.

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Hi Yashi,

 

Here's some mockups made for the Angular gsTimeline project. Look inside the HTML to see how a GSAP timeline is being used to create some of these animations. 

 

See the Pen KwNoNP?editors=100 by ThomasBurleson (@ThomasBurleson) on CodePen

See the Pen jEVyjr?editors=100 by ThomasBurleson (@ThomasBurleson) on CodePen

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Hi Yashi,

 

Here's some mockups made for the Angular gsTimeline project. Look inside the HTML to see how a GSAP timeline is being used to create some of these animations. 

 

See the Pen KwNoNP?editors=100 by ThomasBurleson (@ThomasBurleson) on CodePen

See the Pen jEVyjr?editors=100 by ThomasBurleson (@ThomasBurleson) on CodePen

Ohhh Yea... !!!! :-)  :-)  :-)  Thanks blake.thank you very much... i must give a try now. :idea:  to make that kind of effect.

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