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Hi there GSAP crew!

 

I have two elements that I want to use ScrollTrigger on in the demo here. However I need to slow the process down so that the user sees the logo shrinking and the zoom effect is smooth through to the next content. I have tried to Pin

 

var tl2 = gsap.timeline({});

But when I do this it stops the scroll animation completely.

 

Also I am not sure I am chaining the sections correctly, any advise here would be great, thanks

See the Pen ExvpdEg by erswelljustin (@erswelljustin) on CodePen

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Hey @Cassie 

 

Sure thing and apologies for not being totally clear!

 

These are the steps I am hoping to go through:

  1. User is presented with grey screen and logo (purple)
  2. Starts scrolling
    1. The purple logo's width reduces to only show the white 'LINK'
    2. The section fades away to show the mask 'LINK'
    3. Link scales, as if 'flying through' 
    4. User then scrolls through an array of images, like a 'Flip book' with text coming in and out at various points

2.4 isn't an issue however 2.1 - 2.3 happens too quickly and we don't see the full effect. What I am trying to achieve is the stepped process with the scroll and that it is slowed enough to create the feeling of control with the scroll and for the user to clearly see each animation / transition.

 

I hope that clarifies things, again many thanks for your help!

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I'm not sure I totally get what you're going for here, but if you want a scrubbed scroll-linked animation to last longer, you simply adjust the "end" value. You can use a relative value like end: "+=2000" to make it last 2000px, for example. Also, you might want to consider using ExpoScaleEase for your zoom so that it spreads things more evenly: 

See the Pen QWMZKWK?editors=0010 by GreenSock (@GreenSock) on CodePen

 

I hope that helps. 

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