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Hi everyone, i've been trying to implement scrollTrigger and gsap into my most recent project. However, I keep getting this error I have it all imported But still won't work. Any help would be apprecaited.
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Hello Team , I'm using Gsap version 2.1.3 for the past 3 years for a project ,I have developed some logics which works fine in the previous version, recently i try to migrate it to version 3.9.1, most of my logics were breaking especially in MotionPathPlugin, and some of them were breaking even in tween methods , so i just wanna know will guys support the previous version, forever .
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I like to keep up to date with GSAP releases. Unfortunately, the github releases don't have a changelog or release notes so subscribing there is not helpful. https://github.com/greensock/GSAP/releases The blog posts have a lot of good info but they are not tagged properly as releases from the drop down filter. I found that the newer blog posts use "release" tag instead of "releases". So this RSS feed worked for me https://greensock.com/blog/?rss=1&tags=release but this one had the last update from version 2.1 https://greensock.com/blog/?rss=1&tags=releases I just wanted to point it out and hopefully future blog posts could be tagged properly or GitHub tags will get release notes. Thanks
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Hello, I'm playing around the new awesome css3 additions to the TweenMax/Lite library and I was wondering if it supports filters like blur, brightness, saturation etc... I have tried to declare them but there seems to be no effect happening. In css we would declare them like this: filter: blur(5px); // Browser Specific -webkit-filter: blur(5px); -moz-filter: blur(5px); -o-filter: blur(5px); -ms-filter: blur(5px); So I tried this: TweenMax.to(myObj,0.5,{CSS:{blur:'5px'}}); Is it something that will get implemented along the way or am I missing something in the declaration? Thanks and keep up the good work!
