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Hi there Anything you can think of is possible with enough time and tinkering. My advice is to create an animation timeline that does what you want and then hook it up to scroll. If you're new to GSAP you'll need to look into timelines and the position parameter. This is a good starting point. Good luck!1 point
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Thanks @Cassie I'm very lost with this as the example shown has a single square where as my example is drawing rows and columns of circles. Any further hints you can give? thanks1 point
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@Cassie absolutely spot on thank you so much mate! Performance on good ol' Safari isn't exactly stellar even without my usual 8001 open tabs... but I'm guessing that may be just a Codepen iframe thing. Famous last words but this was pretty much the last thing to sort on my portfolio project framework, so extra grateful points to you. Have a great bank holiday! ?1 point
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Hi, I think you are overcomplicating this. There is no need for two different images, just expand the target image (clicked by the user) and be done with it. This codepen example could provide a solid guide for that approach: https://codepen.io/GreenSock/pen/wvGOJGQ Hopefully this helps. Happy Tweening!1 point