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Scroll-driven animations re-invented Animate anything on scroll DOM, CSS, SVG, WebGL, Canvas, whatever. Toggle playback state or scrub through animations Entering or leaving a ScrollTrigger area can make an animation play, pause, resume, reverse, restart, or complete...or you can make the scrollbar can act like a scrubber! Pin elements in place Make an element appear immune to scroll changes while the ScrollTrigger is active. This is surprisingly useful for creating slick effects and keeping your animation in view during the scroll. Insane levels of flexibility ScrollTrigger is a control freak's dream when it comes to choreographing animations, but its rich callback system also lets you accomplish things totally unrelated to animation. Directionally smart ScrollTrigger supports vertical and horizontal scrolling, and lets you check if the last scroll movement was forward or backward, and even tracks velocity! Automatic resizing ScrollTrigger elegantly adjusts to viewport size changes. You can even use function-based start/end values to run custom logic or tap into fancy responsive CSS changes. Maximum performance ScrollTrigger uses all kinds of techniques to maximize performance like throttling updates, pre-calculating intersection points to minimize effort during scroll, leveraging transforms, layerizing elements to utilize the GPU, etc. Integrated with GSAP ScrollTrigger is built on GSAP, the battle-tested standard for JavaScript animation that's used on over 10,000,000 sites worldwide including most award-winning ones. Get started with ScrollTrigger Download Documentation Examples Featured ScrollTrigger demos View all demos
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Hi all, I did some animations with gsap and scrollscene and it working fine when I run the development environment but when I build the project and visit the page I get errors in the console. Uncaught TypeError: Cannot assign to read only property 'x' of object '#<HTMLImageElement>' I tried to add a polyfill like the scollscene docs say and I used next-transpile-modules and transpiled gsap like this but it didn't work. const withTM = require('next-transpile-modules')(['gsap']); Any suggestions?