[set() after addPause() - what should we expect?]

Great thank you all for answering my question and providing a solution.  I can now proceed with my project.  👍

 

[set() after addPause() - what should we expect?]

When I use set() after addPause() in a timeline, the set() takes effect after the previous tween and does not wait for a resume.  Is there a reason why set() is being executed after the previous tween, (the immediateRender is false by default in this case, as far as I know), even though I have 'addPause()' ?

 

const t = gsap.timeline();
t.to(".box", { x: 200, duration: 2});
t.addPause()
t.set(".box", { backgroundColor: "red"}); // Does not wait until resume/play is called
t.to(".box", { x: 10, duration:2 });
t.play();

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[Using SplitText plugin in a public repo on GitHub]

Thanks Carl.

 

If I use a private GitHub repo and publish a website using GitHub pages (https://pages.github.com/), am I permitted to use the premium plugins?

[Using SplitText plugin in a public repo on GitHub]

Ok, I admit it. I never bothered reading the license terms.  I figured I would ask first.

 

What are my options if I want to use SplitText plugin in an open source project on GitHub?