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Hi there, I’ve just started using the ScrollTrigger plugin, which is SO awesome - thank you for all the work put into this. I’m worried I’m over complicating things, especially in regards to making my ScrollTrigger instances responsive. Basically I have 2 ScrollTrigger instances for desktop (anything above 800px) and 1 tween with a ScrollTrigger instance for mobile (anything below 800px). I want the 2 desktop ScrollTrigger instances to only run on desktop and the mobile tween with ScrollTrigger to only run on mobile. Everything works great on initial load for both desktop and mobile, but if resizing the viewport, everything goes a bit whacky/breaks (things go out of place/overflow, and I can’t tell if the instances are duplicating or if just the markers are being repeated). As well, my desktop ScrollTrigger instances won’t run if resizing from mobile and my mobile tween with ScrollTrigger won’t run if resizing from desktop. I’ve been wracking my brain, searching high and low in the docs and forums trying different things for 3 days now, but I’m not quite getting it. Any help would be incredibly appreciated. Thank you so much. -
Hi there, I'm wondering if there is a solution to emulate a fixed background with GS ? I have created 2 versions of the same site. One uses background fixed with a swipe parallax effect here http://fressko.webflow.io/ the other uses gs to tween the slides in and out of opacity as seen here http://freshko.webflow.io/ all of this is done via scroll magic and it's ability to pin. QUESTION - is there ANY way to recreate the swipe / scrolling fixed background effect from http://fressko.webflow.io/ so I can use it on http://freshko.webflow.io/
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Hi all, in AfterEffects you're able to pin animation pieces together at joints and they inherit transforms and I couldn't find any documentation on how to do a similar workflow properly in GSAP. I started picking apart the "Howl's moving castle" animation example and saw that the divs contain img elements and nested again within other divs and positioned using absolute so the transforms flow down properly to smaller elements. Tried out my own version on a simple scale animation. Works fine, but got me thinking: is this the most effect way to animate complex components or is there a GSAP structure I should be using? e.g.: nested containers and graphics for "torso > leg > thigh > shin > foot" vs "foot pinned at x,y to shin pinned at x,y to..." Any guides or reassurances would be appreciated! Thanks
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Hello there, I'm having a issue with ScrollMagic and I need your assistance. If you scroll down to the section with the guy with glasses you'll see that section gets jittering. What I am doing wrong? Thanks in advance!
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I'm trying to use Superscrollorama to animate some stuff on a webpage. The content only animates inside a specific div on the page, so I want the user to be able to scroll the page normally until that section is reached, then pause the page scrolling while keeping the scrollable animation. Once the animation has completed, they would continue scrolling down the page. I've tried using the pin functionality, but my div that contains the animations stays put while the rest of the page still scrolls. So I set it to pin the whole content of the page, and adjusted the offset so it wouldn't start until the user got to the animated section. This seems to be the right direction, but when I get to that scroll point, it jumps me back to the top of the page for some reason. If I jerk the scroll bar down past that point it seems to sort of work. Here's my code I have thus far: var controller = $.superscrollorama(), animatedContent = $('#content'); controller.pin(animatedContent, 1000, { anim: (new TimelineLite()) .append( TweenMax.to($('#water_color'), .5, {css:{height:0}}) ), offset: 400 }); And the HTML looks like this <body id="whats_new" includeLocalCSS="true" includeLocalJS="true" class="innovation reflex wide"> <section class="hero_area"> <div class="image_background"> <img src="fake.jpg"> </div> <div class="hero_overlay"> <div class="container_12"> <section class="demo top_blue_border grid_12"> <div id="animated_content"> <div id="text_intro" class="animation_copy"> <h2 class="type-light">Engineered to<br>Move with You</h2> <div class="top_blue_border"></div> <p>blah blah</p> </div> <div id="water_color"> <img id="blue_bar" src="sample.png" alt=""> </div> <div id="base_image"> <img src="sample.jpg"> </div> </div> </section> </div> </div> </section> </body> The animated content div is where the animations actually happen and are about 600 pixels down the page.
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Hi there! I hope that somebody can help me out with a problem I stumbled upon. I want to animate on a scroll by using the superscrollorama plugin. With GSAP I can use a timeline to change the position of an element on scrolling. I want the following actions to take place: Move the element from -1900px to 550px on screen by scrolling After that, let the element stay at it's position while scrolling a certain amount of pixels (let's say 2000px) After the 2000px without movement, let the element move from it's current position to 1900. So we have an animation of an element from the left side of the screen, to the right with a pin moment. I hope someone can help me out here because I have not succeeded in writing a code that doesn't conflict with the first animation and a pin moment. This is what I have so far: controller.addTween('body',(new TimelineLite()).append([TweenMax.fromTo($('#vogel'), 1, {css:{left: -1900}, immediateRender:true}, {css:{left: 550}})]), 1000);
