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Hello Everybody

I'm experimenting with tweening CSS classes containing 3d transforms. It works very well in most cases but I’m stuck with the getting rotations into the right direction.

 

I wish the “DirectionalRotationPlugin” would help me out here. But I wouldn’t like to set the target values via JavaScript.

 

Please click the door in my pen to see what I mean and check the CSS class “.open”. Maybe it is a pure CSS problem.

 

Any advice is very welcome.

 

Henry

 

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Hello Mikel

Thanks for your reply. Your example is really efficient and the result looks exactly as I wished.

However, my intention was to solve it with the "className"-feature. This would be very elegant in some cases. It still could be working with some CSS changes even if the door suddenly has to be a ball or whatever.

Nevertheless thanks a lot for your effort.

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For the record, I'd generally avoid className stuff if you can - it's just less efficient. A className tween must look through every property and figure out which ones change and then set those in motion whereas a regular tween specifies exactly which things should change and skips the overhead of that parsing/analyzing. 

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