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Hi @PointC, Thanks very much for that, really appreciate your help! I understand your solution, and it works perfectly. I like the idea of a trigger container - seems quite straightforward in hindsight but I'd probably never have thought of it Thanks also @Visual-Q for your reply. Cheers guys.

Thanks very much - I'll take a look.

Hi, I’m new to GSAP, and am enjoying learning how to use it. It's a great tool. I am however running into a problem. I have a layout which is comprised of a number of hexagons arranged in a grid. I want to be able to hover over each hexagon, rotate its Y axis through 180 degrees to flip it and display the content on the underside, then mouse off for it to revert to a Y rotation of 0. I have largely achieved this using the code below, however if I mouse off a hexagon too quickly, the mouse leave / mouse out event is not fired and so the hexagon stays with its underside showing. My jquery / gsap knowledge is fairly rudimentary. How can the code be improved to always ensure that a hexagon returns to it's correct state? Any help appreciated - thanks.