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  1. Hi all, wanted to ask if there is some possibility to drag a svg clip-path attached to a div in 3D space respecting the current 3D transformations created by a third party software (krpano). In krpano the 3D space allows me to set the image- and clip-path-containing div in x-offset and y-offset (or z- and y-offset when on another 90° turned wall). I can drag x/y with below code snippet but the image gets distorted. In my codepen I was able to adapt Craigs work with dragging an SVG clip-path attached to a alpha-containing picture frame-div in 2D space. Now I wanted to adapt this to my 3D space and don't know how to take the current matrix3d translations of the frame-div from krpano into account. The frame-div is set on a wall. Now dragging the div works, I can drag and even change the clip-path a bit, but the dragged div gets distorted to 2D space until released (see attached screenshot: left: distorted div, middle: cut-out clip-path on another div image which moves when dragging the distorted frame, right: the goal of my undertaking, the undistorted frame). The 3D transform of the clip-path div looks like this before distortion: translate3d(1280px, 657.5px, 0px) perspective(465.882px) rotateZ(0deg) translateZ(465.882px) rotateX(-1.95988deg) rotateY(-89.562deg) translate3d(0px, 0px, 0px) translate3d(-462px, -110px, -2px) rotateY(88.5deg) rotateX(0deg) scale3d(1, 1, 1) translateZ(0px) rotate(0deg) translate(243.682px, -6.00213px) rotateZ(0deg) rotateX(0deg) rotateY(0deg) scale(0.2) translate(-500px, -500px) GSAP does this to the transform: transform: matrix3d(0.20001, -0.00000226566, 0.000138008, 0, 0.0000129674, 1.14475, 0, 0, -0.00069, 0, 0.99999, -0.00170998, 1107, -57, 121.898, 0.791554); Is there a possibility to copy the translation values to the GSAP drag function? Draggable.create("#frame", { onDrag: function() { TweenMax.set("#framepath", { x: this.x, y: this.y }); } }); Thanks for any hints, supa
  2. Thank you for this pen, Craig. Is this possible with 3D transformations, maybe by dragging the bounding box? My picture frame obviously gets distorted on x/y-axis if I do 2D-drag within my 360 tour. Hope it is not a too old topic. Glad for recommendations. Best, Max t
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