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Jack,

Hmm, thinking about it, I am afraid the concept will not work as I have 100s/1000s of segments.

 

I looked at the source code for the Bezier plugin and the setRatio function looks very promising. 

 

Is the best practice to create a custom plugin based on Bezier where I override the function and inject the time table, or can I use Bezier and replace the setRatio function during the initialization phase?

 

In the function I can select the current segment based on the time table instead of the segments length.

 

Thanks

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Jack, 

Thanks,

let me take a stab at a simple example to make sure I got the concept and come back to you.

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Thanks for the quick answer and sorry I haven't been clear enough. 

 

I have an array of triplets (x,y,t) where x and y are the coordinates and t is the time. Let's take as an example (0,0,0),(0,1,1),(1,1,10),(0,0,100). That means that at 0 sec I am at 0,0 then at 1 sec (0,1) and at 10 sec 1,1 to finish back at 0,0 at 100 sec. 

Is there a way to implement this?

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Just discovered GSAP, looks great!

I have looked into the Bezier plugin and I can't confirm if the time between each point is required to be constant.

I am dealing with timed points not necessarily equally timed, e.g.  a sequence may have points at 0, 1, 2, 5, 7, 10, 15 sec. 

 

Is there a way to deal with this constraint?

Thx