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Hello, I'm trying to make an animation using a SVG file as framework of a embed video.

 

I don't know how to make rect and paths to animate, I've tried everything.

 

 

The animation should be from the center of the top line to the left and right and while advancing paint the path and ends in the central part of the bottom line. The final animation is not important, for now, but the svg does not move at all in codepen.

 

 

 

See the Pen OggLMV by eifersucht (@eifersucht) on CodePen

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Ah, that's because your paths are not stroked at all - they're actually filled. Remember, DrawSVGPlugin animates the stroke of a path. You'd need to adjust your paths so that there's one single path drawn in the center, that's stroked (whereas currently it's like it's outlined, with the path going around the edges and filled in rather than stroked). 

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Hello @kitxune and welcome to the GreenSock Forum!

 

Looks like i saved too slow Jack beat me to the punch with a better answer ;)

 

It wasn't animating due to you missing the quotes around your relative position parameter value -=4 should be "-=4"

 

See the Pen mwwJVN by jonathan (@jonathan) on CodePen

 

You had this -=4 without quotes

 

.from("path",10,{drawSVG:0},-=4)

 

But it needs to be in quotes:
 

.from("path",10,{drawSVG:0},"-=4")

 

See position parameter:

 

 

Does that help? :)

 

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