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Stagger from center object and out?

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Hi,

 

Is it possible to stagger from center and out? I have 5 objects in a row and would like the center one (1) fade in from bottom to top and then the two ones next to it (2 and 3) fades in and last the two on the end (4, 5) comes in.

 

4 2 1 3 5

 

//Devotee007

 

 

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Hi Devotee007  :)

 

pls try this :

 

var l = elems.length ;
TweenMax.staggerTo(elems,0.4,{y:50,cycle:{delay:function(i){return Math.abs(Math.floor(l/2)-i)*0.1}}});

See the Pen OVqBBq by MAW (@MAW) on CodePen

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awesome, Diaco!

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Nicely done Diaco!

 

Thanks for the help, but I don't have a Club Greensock membership, so I can't use that method. Or maybe I do something wrong. :)

 

//Devotee007 

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Hi Devotee007  :),

 

Diaco is just using splitText for his brilliant demonstration. His solution works just fine with some plain old box divs and no splitText plugin. 

 

Here is a quick example using his solution and some simple divs:

See the Pen BjmMpv by PointC (@PointC) on CodePen

 

PS For the record, I highly recommend a membership because the extra plugins are awesome.   8-)

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Thanks for clearing it up, PointC, I'm quite new at this. :) I will consider getting a membership, Greensock is really awesome!

 

//Devotee007

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