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Hey @OSUblake, thank you so much - both for answering me and linking the release notes! Now I have a clearer idea of the difference between tweens and timelines ? With regard to the rotation part of the code I pasted earlier, that would be part of the timeline too - not that it really matters, it's just a quick example I put together to understand how to animate things. I updated the code of the Pen, though! Cheers and thanks again!

Hi! I'm trying out the new GSAP (which looks absolutely bonkers, especially with regard to SVG manipulation) but I'm having a hard time understanding how to do some of the things I was able to do with the previous one A couple examples: Calling a function at some point within the timeline This is something I was able to do with the .add method: new TimelineMax() // do something here .add( function(){ callMeMaybe(); } ) // do something else there I tried to use the method in the exact same way with the new gsap object, but that doesn't seem to work - reckon I'm doing something wrong here ? new gsap.add( function(){ callMeMaybe(); } ) Tweening the value of an object Previously, if I needed to tween a value for whatever reason I would just create an object and then manipulate it with Gsap: let changemecontainer = {changethislilguy: 0 } new TimelineMax().to(changemecontainer,1,{changethislilguy:30}) Again, I attempted to use the same process in Gsap 3, to no avail: new gsap.to(changemecontainer, {changethislilguy:30, duration: 1}) Both attempts return me with the same error message - the method used "is not a function". Uncaught TypeError: (intermediate value).to is not a function Uncaught TypeError: (intermediate value).add is not a function Any feedback would be more than appreciated!