[How can I achieve this; second section appear beneath first section...]

Nevermind, found it; 

See the Pen BaowPwo by GreenSock (@GreenSock) on CodePen

[How can I achieve this; second section appear beneath first section...]

The first section of this site moves upwards as the content below it stays still for the second section, is there an easy to way achieve this with gsap? I am a complete beginner, and have looked through the examples and not find one that does exactly this;

 

https://lodisna.com/

 

Thanks - Josh

[What Am I Doing Wrong? MotionPathPlugin]

@GreenSock

 

Just noticed in your codepen you're using a different version, If I copy this svg code and JS to my project it simply doesn't work using 3.7.1 Motion Path, but I notice in your code pen settings you are using 3.8.0? If I copy the CDN you've changed the codepen to, it works fine!

 

Confused!

[What Am I Doing Wrong? MotionPathPlugin]

5 hours ago, GreenSock said:

Ah, it looks like you had paths that were formatted in a tricky way where some of the values were smashed together with no space or comma. For example:

126.87-32.48-310.91-58-499

Instead of:

126.87,-32.48,-310.91,-58,-499

 

 

 

Okay good information, however is there a way to do this faster? Perhaps a setting in illustrator that will do this for me?

 

Thanks a lot for your help!

[What Am I Doing Wrong? MotionPathPlugin]

Simply cannot get this thing to look fully central to to the line the entire time! HELP  

 

Thanks 

See the Pen rNmwmVj by joshlw123123123 (@joshlw123123123) on CodePen

[I want to make Sparks/Particles]

So I want to make a website for a friend that does welding for a living, I want to have sparks coming out the side of his site like this one;

 

https://ironvelvet.studio/

 

Now I don't want someone to make this for me, I just want to know what tools within GSAP would get the job done the most efficiently, I see he is using a PNG image as a sprite for each of the individual particles. I am only interested in this element of the animation. The particles.

 

Thanks