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Here, as I learned the broken timeline behavior occurs only when I preview the ad(s) through the Eyeblaster panel in Firefox (3.5+ - 4. (it's the same on mac or PC). However the EB demo package sent to the team or the client works fine in IE (7+?) or in Safari(5+).

Now the whole thing suddenly became dead simple and crystal clear. Thank you for your brilliant explanation, this one bugged me since I started to work with Timeline(s)! m(__)m

Hi, I have a hard time understanding a TimelineLite.restart() behaviour (see my sample code and the links below). The problem is: if a certain tween delay is 0 or a positive number, then the animation sequence is OK, it looks the same forever. If it's negative, and the timeline restarts then there will be a jump in the animation at the *marked tween. How can I fix the grey box animation? How should I reinitialize the timeline or the tweens, or the object properties? Thanks for helping! d Sample animation: http://www.dentaku.hu/as/timeline-restart_test.html The .fla with source code: http://www.dentaku.hu/as/timeline-restart_test.zip // Imports import com.greensock.*; import com.greensock.easing.*; import com.greensock.plugins.*; TweenPlugin.activate([AutoAlphaPlugin, VisiblePlugin]); // Tween durations var durNorm:Number = .6; var durNeg:Number = -.1;// if this is 0 or a positive number, then the animation sequence looks the same forever. If it's negative and after the timeline restarts there is a jump in the animation at the *marked tween // Story var tMain:TimelineLite = new TimelineLite(); tMain.append(TweenLite.from(box1, durNorm, {autoAlpha:0}),0); tMain.append(TweenLite.from(box2, durNorm, {autoAlpha:0}),durNeg); tMain.append(TweenLite.from(boxGrey, durNorm, {autoAlpha:0}),durNeg); tMain.append(TweenLite.from(boxGrey, durNorm, {_y:"50"}),durNeg); tMain.append(TweenLite.from(box4, durNorm, {autoAlpha:0}),durNeg); tMain.append(TweenLite.to(boxGrey, durNorm, {_y:"50"}),durNeg);//*marked tMain.append(TweenLite.to(boxGrey, durNorm, {_y:"50"}),durNeg); tMain.append(TweenLite.to(box1, durNorm, {autoAlpha:0}),durNeg); tMain.append(TweenLite.to(box2, durNorm, {autoAlpha:0}),durNeg); tMain.append(TweenLite.to(boxGrey, durNorm, {autoAlpha:0, onComplete:re}),durNeg); tMain.append(TweenLite.to(box4, durNorm, {autoAlpha:0}),durNeg); var tMainEnd:Number = tMain.duration; // Functions function re() { tMain.gotoAndPlay(0); }