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Hi,

 

Yeah in Android 4.0.4 Sony Xperia Tipo, it looks a little blurry.

 

Try adding force3D:true to the tween vars:

function p1_txt5_1(){ TweenMax.to("#p1_txt5", 2, {rotation:10, onComplete:p1_txt5_2, force3D:true}); }
function p1_txt5_2(){ TweenMax.to("#p1_txt5", 2, {rotation:0, onComplete:p1_txt5_1, force3D:true}); }

Best,

Rodrigo.

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hello and welcome to the forums..

 

I just tested your example on Samsung Galaxy S3 - Android version 4.1.2 - in stock browser and on mobile chrome, and did not see any blur.. it actually looks really sharp..

 

what is the phone and android version you are seeing this issue on?

 

I am using Android 4.1.2 official rom @ LG LTE2

 

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Hi,

 

Yeah in Android 4.0.4 Sony Xperia Tipo, it looks a little blurry.

 

Try adding force3D:true to the tween vars:

function p1_txt5_1(){ TweenMax.to("#p1_txt5", 2, {rotation:10, onComplete:p1_txt5_2, force3D:true}); }
function p1_txt5_2(){ TweenMax.to("#p1_txt5", 2, {rotation:0, onComplete:p1_txt5_1, force3D:true}); }

Best,

Rodrigo.

 

Hi Rodrigo,

If I used your code, the top and bottom one also look blur. :(

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this looks more like a browser bug and a css issue more than a GSAP issue.

 

have you tried playing around with the css and adding z-index to the images parent div, and also maybe setting an initial transform property on your images, inside your css style sheet.

img {
      transform: scale(1) rotate(0) translate3d(0,0,0);
}

also adding position:relative; to #page div

 

you are currently using this viewport meta tag:

<meta content="width=360, user-scalable=no" name="viewport">

have you tried testing with and without the above tag.. and/or using a different meta viewport tag with different content attribute values.. try removing it and see if you still have the issue to rule out any and everything

 

maybe also setting an intial-scale.

<meta name="viewport" content="initial-scale=1.0">

usually blurry images on android are caused by using css properties like position:fixed or z-index on certain elements with childs that have transforms..

 

see if any of that helps or if it is being caused by something else ..

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