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  1. Sorry for the false question and the wast of time. I managed to resolve this issue by myself :) 

    It seems i have made a stupid error in my code. 

     

    require("gsap/PixiPlugin.js"); 

     

    Works well!

     

    By the way thank you to tell me about the other tools!

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  2. Hello, I have difficulties to understand how to load GSAP plugins with "require".

     

    require("gsap"); // works like a charme
    require("gsap/PixiPlugin.js"); //dont seems to be working

     

    Did I do something wrong?

    What is the best way to load GSAP plugin with browserify?

     

    My project use the last version of NPM, Browserify, Pixi and GSAP.

     

    I m a beginer so I would apreciate your help  :) Thank you in advance!

  3. @Carl Thank you very much for your time, I understand better now. I will check the Paper.js doc. By the way you save me some days of headache and frustration :)

     

    @OSUblake Thank you! You are right, Shape fit better what i was looking for. I like the way you declare "rectangle.size"/"rectangle.fillColor". And thank you for the anti-aliasing tips!


    If I summarize:

    • Path size set the "drawing" zone. Then the path is set in this zone. The only way to change the shape of a path is to scale it or to redefine its point.
    • Shape size can be directly changed with GSAP

     

    Long life to Greensock! The best animating library with the most implicated community ;-)

     

    Here is my demo with all propriteties animed. I am interested in how to translate(x,y) Shape and how to set/change the rotation point. I will investigate.

     

    See the Pen KveXoL by marzi_ (@marzi_) on CodePen

     

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  4. Hello,

     

    I am trying  to tween the "size" of a paper.js rectangle:

     

    var rectangle = new Path.Rectangle({
    	strokeColor: 'rgba(255,0,0,0.5)',
    	strokeWidth: 3,
    	point: [46.1, 250.5],
    	size: [223.2, 137.9]
    });

     

    Have you any idee how to do that? I have tried to do it with array (technic below) but it seams im the beginer im supposed to be in javascript :)

     

    See the Pen xcwEK by jamiejefferson (@jamiejefferson) on CodePen

     

    Could you help me?

     

    Here is my code:

    var arr1 = [223.2, 137.9];
    var arr2 = [400, 200]; 
    
    var rectangle = new Path.Rectangle({
    	strokeColor: 'rgba(255,0,0,0.5)',
    	strokeWidth: 3,
    	point: [46.1, 250.5],
    	size: arr1
    });
    
    arr2.ease = Back.easeInOut;
    
    TweenMax.to(arr1, 10, arr2);

     

     

     

     

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