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Hello, I am animating three divs according to three variables I request from a server: this.onload = function(){ var tldot = new TimelineMax({delay:0, repeat:-1}); tldot.add( TweenMax.to(".bgdot", <%= 1/windSpeed1 * 100 %>, {backgroundPosition:"100px center", ease:Linear.easeNone}) ); var tldash = new TimelineMax({delay:0, repeat:-1}); tldash.add( TweenMax.to(".bgwave", <%= 1/windSpeed2 * 100 %>, {backgroundPosition:"100px center", ease:Linear.easeNone}) ); var tlwave = new TimelineMax({delay:0, repeat:-1}); tlwave.add( TweenMax.to(".bgdash", <%= 1/windSpeed3 * 100 %>, {backgroundPosition:"100px center", ease:Linear.easeNone}) ); }; I am trying to make periodic server requests that will alter the speed of the animation according to the new values passed by the variables. I tried to do this manually by doing using tweenmax: window.setTimeout(function() { TweenMax.to(".bgdot", <%= windSpeed1 %>, {backgroundPosition:"-100px center", ease:Linear.easeNone, repeat:-1}); }, 5000); But since this affects an ongoing animation it makes a bump. Is there any way I can alter the speed and keep the flow of the loop? If so, how do I add it to the current TimelineMax I created? Thanks, João

Hello, I have an element whose opacity is being changed based on scroll position. No problem there. When the element is in the scroll range, I want it to loop an animation only while within the scroll position range. The looping the animation part is what I'm having trouble with. I tried calling a function, using onComplete, etc. Here is the timeline: var tlwhoweareGreen = new TimelineMax({paused:true}); tlwhoweareGreen.append( TweenLite.to($("div#whoweare-green"), 1, {css:{opacity:1, autoAlpha:1}}) ); /*I've been trying to append the timeline or call a function here. Once the opacity has been set to 1, I want it to loop back to zero and back to one, infinitely until the the user has scrolled outside the range*/ Here is the scroll function: $(window).scroll(function() { var getVert = $(this).scrollTop(); console.log(getVert); var getHor = $(this).scrollLeft(); function scrollTween(startPoint, endPoint, tweenName, type) { var progressNumber; if(type == 'vertical') { progressNumber = (1 / (endPoint - startPoint)) * (getVert - startPoint); } else if (type == 'horizontal') { progressNumber = (1 / (endPoint - startPoint)) * (getHor - startPoint); } if (progressNumber >= 0 && progressNumber <= 1) { tweenName.progress(progressNumber); } else if(progressNumber < 0) { tweenName.progress(0); } else if(progressNumber > 1) { tweenName.progress(1); } } scrollTween(400, 800, tlwhoweareGreen, 'vertical'); $("div#whoweare-green").css("display", "block"); }); }); </script>

I have a function that loops and appends an elements to a div. How can i reference this newly added element and tween it? clickableGrid: function( ){ for (var i = 0; i < 30; i ++) { var box = createItem(); $("#tilesview").append(box); //How can i reference this newly added element and tween it? TweenLite.to($(box), duration, {css : {top:90,left: 100},}); ? } } createItem: function () { var tileItem = "<div class='tileItem'><div class='tileImage'></div><div class='tileTitle'>test</div></div>" return tileItem }, I have been adding them to the stage and then using boxes.each( function (i){ box = $(this); } to target each added item. but i bet there is a better way. only one iteration. thanks cp