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Hi!

I've been following guides and also finding some nice things on the forums, but I got myself stumped.

In the codepen I was trying to make a box, that spins around randomly back, then forth, then back again and so on until you get tired.

I tried moving the repeat to the tween and adding yoyo, and this is the most reliable way I found to do it.

But if you watch closely, every so often the box would snap to a new position, not sure why, and I don't know how to stop it. 😧

See the Pen gOGPBaQ by LarkRanger (@LarkRanger) on CodePen

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Just now, Cassie said:

Hey there @Lark,

 

I think the 'snap' you're talking about is the reversed 'back' ease? Maybe?

 

If we were to do a linear ease is this behaviour what you're looking for?

 


 

 

No, unfortunately if you look at it long enough it still snaps back at some point, seemingly randomly. I wanted the "back" ease for the overshoot effect, but it doesn't seem to make a difference anyway.

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Mmm. I can't see that but maybe it's to do with how you're invalidating it?

Maybe try repeatRefresh?
 

On 11/29/2020 at 8:44 PM, akapowl said:

repeatRefresh Setting repeatRefresh: true causes a repeating timeline to invalidate() all of its child tweens and re-record their starting/ending values internally on each full iteration (not including yoyo's). This is useful when you use dynamic values (relative, random, or function-based). For example, x: "random(-100, 100)" would get a new random x value on each repeat. duration, delay, and stagger do NOT refresh.


See the Pen vYeLVeQ?editors=1010 by GreenSock (@GreenSock) on CodePen

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