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Hey all,

 

Browser : Chrome,

OS : Windows 7 x64

 

codePen : 

See the Pen eybkF by Stefdv (@Stefdv) on CodePen

 

The problem(s);

 

When i switch between sliders, the sliders don't always correspond to the current tranform of the box. There is als a 'jump' when i switch between slider adjustments.

 

another issue: i can't seem to make a rotationZ for 180deg...at least it's not rotating right then ?

 

Any help would be appreciated ( a lot  :-P )

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Jonathan, tx..

 

I just figured that one out thru the _gsTransform properties...tx anyway.

 

Still leaves the problem that if i make quick adjustments with the sliders, the box 'jumps' sometimes and most of the times it does not return to the original position if i put all sliders back to zero.

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Did you try my example with using the GSAP properties instead of the using the shorthand transform properties?

 

Also i notice your setting perspective and transform-style to the body tag.. any reason why?

 

I would add an extra div around your #box div and place those CSS properties on its parent. By adding perspective and transform-style to the body tag.. it will cause even your UI sliders to inherit that perspective and transform-style which can cause some weird rendering issues.

 

But.. you could also try adding force3D:true to your tweens which should tell the browser to use hardware acceleration for smooth butter.

 

this example uses force3D: true:

 

See the Pen edHIv by anon (@anon) on CodePen

 

:)

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Hi,

 

I just forked your pen and added the GSAP syntax to each instance and I don't see any jumps or position issues:

 

See the Pen tGyrb by rhernando (@rhernando) on CodePen

 

Also instead of using this set up for the 3D space:

TweenMax.set('body',{perspective:1200,transformStyle:"preserve-3d"})

You can use the CSSPlugin default perspective sette, which adjusts the perspective for every element being animated in 3D space, like this:

CSSPlugin.defaultTransformPerspective = 1200;

Rodrigo.

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@Jonathan

I placed perspective and transform-style on the body tag because i was lazy ;)  Never thought about the effect it could have on other elements....so lazy and sloppy.

 

@Rhernardo

I thought the CSSPlugin was already in TweenMax, or at least that there was no need for it when using TweenMax...So much to learn :)

 

Thank you both...problems solved.

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