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OK, this will help what I'm understanding: Is this: tl3.pause() .addLabel("start") .to("#dot1_center", 1.5, {scale: 4, y: -15, x: -15, repeat: 0, ease: Elastic. easeOut.config( 1, 0.3)}, "start") .to("#dot1_close", 1.5, {fill: "white", repeat: 0, scale: 4, y: -9, x: -9, ease: Elastic. easeOut.config( 1, 0.3)}, "start"); tl3.reverse(); the same as this: tl3.pause() .addLabel("start") .to("#dot1_center", 1.5, {scale: 4, y: -15, x: -15, repeat: 0, ease: Elastic. easeOut.config( 1, 0.3)}, "start") .to("#dot1_close", 1.5, {fill: "white", repeat: 0, scale: 4, y: -9, x: -9, ease: Elastic. easeOut.config( 1, 0.3)}, "start") .reverse();

I'm sorry as well. In our code we have tl3 on line 12 and 17. I was just wondering what was going on because it looks to me that we have to separate timelines with the same name. So, I'm guess that they are both merged into one timeline. that's my guess and I was just wondering if you could confirm that

Hi Carl. Thanks for taking a look. And yes, I was going to make better timeline names, but time got away from me. I will give that my utmost. I do have to admit, your solution does work, but, if you don't mind, can I ask a follow up? How the heck is there two timelines with the same name? Is there any documentation/demos that can help me visualize what's going on there? Is the second timeline just added at the end of the first one? Do they just kind of merge together? Thanks for your help, gregg

Hello fellow animators. I've been learning g sock for about a week now and I got stumped. So, I figured I'd join you guys who are all way smarter then me In my first project, I'm working on a hidden navigation that reveals on user interaction. My codepen is what I've got so far. I have my first animation button that opens fine, but I can't quite figure out how to get my timeline 3 to close it back to its initial state. ('tl3.reversed(!tl3.reversed())' is not working for some reason.) Any way, I thought I'd give these forums a try, thanks for reading, gregg