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The ease-y way to find the perfect ease A solid mastery of easing is what separates the top-notch animators from the hacks. Use this tool to play around and understand how various eases "feel". Notice that you can click the underlined words in the code sample at the bottom to make changes. Some eases have special configuration options that open up a world of possibilities. If you need more specifics, head over to the docs. Quick Video Tour of the Ease Visualizer A special thanks to Jamie Barlow who built almost the entire thing. He's one of our all-stars in the forums, lending his wisdom and animation prowess to our whole community. He's a rock star. Take your animations to the next level with CustomEase CustomEase frees you from the limitations of canned easing options; create literally any easing curve imaginable by simply drawing it in the Ease Visualizer or by copying/pasting an SVG path. Zero limitations. Use as many control points as you want. Grab CustomEase below or find out more. -
Hi! I am new to GreenSock animation so do not know very much. Can anyone recommend to me some other animations that might look good for my animated graph? So far, I incorporated the autoAlpha, scaling, animate.css. I am trying to draw the top line from the circle but it keeps scaling from the top instead of the bottom. Even putting a transformOrgin of '0% 0%' will not help. Any tips would help. I learned GreenSock from the ihatetomatoes Greensock paid course. I keep referring to the videos as well. Thanks!
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Hi, newbie question. I am struggling a bit with the syntax. How would I add the graph variables to this piece of code? .from(".device-iphone", 0.7, { opacity: 0, x: "-150%", ease: Bounce.easeOut, delay: 0.5 }) I mean the (graph,10,) bit from the ease visualizer TweenLite.to( graph, 10, {ease:Bounce. easeOut,y: 0}); Thanks in advance
