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How can I create such an animation with text (filling it with color)

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Okay, I understand you. Sorry for the inconvenience
 

Unfortunately, I just do not understand how to make this effect. I just don't understand how this text fills. This needs to be played with opacity or add a second paragraph of text. In short, I don't understand.

That's why I wrote to you here, there was no other solution

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More precisely, I understand how to do it with all the text at the same time. It's simple.
But how to do it smoothly and gradually is not clear to me 🤔

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Hi,

 

Create two texts that are in the same position (absolute in a parent that has position relative) and then just use SplitText to create the lines and animate them in sync.

 

Something like this example but with lines:

See the Pen mdKWBmm by GreenSock (@GreenSock) on CodePen

 

Hopefully this helps.

Happy Tweening!

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