I start with Alaska on the left edge of the globe. I then find the x for it's movement to the left where Asia would be at the right edge of Asian would be at the right edge of the globe, and that x value is x=134.
I plug this value in for x with the speed at 10 and it does the jump thing. I then reduce 134 down in increments of 5 and it starts looking better as I get down to 115, I then go in increments of 1 down to 106 and find that it works well with the following:
TweenMax.to(imap, 10, {x:106, repeat:-1, ease:Linear.easeNone});
Buuut, when I put it up online live it does the 'popping' thing! So the swf in Flash behaves differently than the swf online!
I then go to offset this discrepancy by adjusting the x value by going higher and lower in number. It works going lower. I also adjust the speed down to 15.
Again, I also find that going to a lower x value than the x that it actually finishes on works better. I then find that the following works well with 15 as a swf in Flash:
TweenMax.to(imap, 15, {x:0, repeat:-1, ease:Linear.easeNone}); (there is some very minor jerkiness or popping to it, though it is ok)
Buuut, when I put it live it behaves differently! Currently as you see it here http://www.siegfriedmedia.com/irtoc it has TweenMax.to(imap, 15, {x:0, repeat:-1, ease:Linear.easeNone});
What is going on here? The swf and online live view shouldn't be any different!
You should see the swf, how can I send it to you?