TweenMax error after animations run

[danboyle8637]

I setup a TimelineMax sequence using SplitText... awesome by the way. Loving the SplitText. 

 

But after my animations run, I am getting this error in my console.

 

 

Any ideas?

 

Oh... I'm building in React using Gatsbyjs... just in case.

[PointC]

I assume this is a stagger and you have something happening after they all complete?

 

Do you happen to have a demo? Or at the very least, what does the animation code look like?

[danboyle8637]

I do run a function to revert the SplitText after the animation is complete. Here's my code... 

 

useEffect(() => {
    const splitMobile = new SplitText(wordRef.current, { type: "chars" })
    const tl = new TimelineMax({ delay: 0.4 })
    const revertSplitMobile = () => splitMobile.revert()

    tl.add(
      TweenMax.staggerFrom(
        splitMobile.chars,
        0.4,
        {
          opacity: 0,
          scale: 0.6,
          y: 20,
          ease: Power2.easeOut,
        },
        0.05
      )
    )
    tl.add(
      TweenMax.staggerTo(
        splitMobile.chars,
        0.2,
        {
          color: "#6471BF",
          scale: 1.08,
          ease: Power2.easeIn,
        },
        0.05
      ),
      "-=0.5"
    )
    tl.add(
      TweenMax.staggerTo(
        splitMobile.chars,
        0.2,
        {
          color: "#383838",
          scale: 1,
          ease: Power2.easeOut,
        },
        0.05,
        "-=0.1"
      )
    )
    tl.add(revertSplitMobile)

    tl.play()
}, []}

 

[Carl]

The one circled is not like the others. 

TweenMax.stagger To() does not use a position parameter. 

 

Id suggest using the timeline stagger methods instead of using add() with a TweenMax.staggerTo(). Much easier to to read and type. 

 

 

 

 

[PointC]

Carl beat me to it, but yeah, the position parameter is out of position in your code. It's sitting in the onCompleteAll spot.  This will work for you.

 

    tl.add(
      TweenMax.staggerTo(
        chars,
        0.2,
        {
          color: "#383838",
          scale: 1,
          ease: Power2.easeOut,
        },
        0.05
      ),
        "-=0.1"
    )

 

But I'd definitely echo @Carl's advice about not using the add() method. Happy tweening.

[danboyle8637]

Thanks guys! That did get rid of the error. I will do my next one with just the tl.staggerTo()... Thanks!