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GSAP and -webkit-mask-position

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Hey all,

 

I've been messing with masking to get a shine effect on buttons when mouseover takes place but I can't seem to get GSAP to affect "-webkit-mask-position".

I want to give up a code pen but that wold require a bunch of time which I don't have tonight. Just wondering if anyone has successfully used this before.

 

Thanks!

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I've never seen that used, sorry. That property doesn't even seem to work in Chrome (unrelated to GSAP). Firefox was okay, though, at least in the demo I saw here: https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/CSS/mask-position. If you need some help, we'd be happy to take a peek at a codepen demo (perhaps you could just fork the one from that URL?) It'd help to see what kind of values you're trying to apply/animate. It's probably possible using an onUpdate or Modifier or string tween.  

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Thanks for getting back to me, Jack. Actually the mask is rendering fine but I can't move the mask as I would like from JS. I want to put up a Codepen but right now I am under the gun for EOD so I'll have to approach this later tonight or sometime next week. Thanks for getting back to me though - I will post asap.

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