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Hi,

 

I am trying to build a preloader based on a new logo for a client.

 

I tried some tutorials and even reworking existing code but can't quite grasp it.

 

I essentially would like this animation to repeat until the content behind it is loaded and then on completion the logo jumps and fades.

 

Genuinely trying to learn so don't mind any pointers.

 

I'm not sure what i am checking the loading elements against and what should occur when those elements have loaded.

 

Thanks for any help,

 

Phil

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Sorry, but do to all the questions we get here we really have to focus our support on questions related to GSAP. 

I think you could just do a google search for "javascript preload images" and find dozens of techniques.

 

Any preload technique is going to have some sort of onLoad or loadComplete type callback that will allow you to call a custom function of your own.

In that function you would probably just pause() your looping timeline and create a new timeline for the jump.

 

This thread on our forum has a few different approaches but it seems like you may need to add new image paths.

 

http://greensock.com/forums/topic/13216-images-preload/?hl=preload#entry55500

 

also CodePen is a good place to look too:

http://codepen.io/search/pens?q=preload&limit=all&type=type-pens

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