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Hey everyone, I was interested in learning more about how to create a physics animation effect, similar to those that I've seen in demos or in live sites (like kairoswatches.com). Specifically, I'm interested in learning more about what goes into the creation of say....a field of star-esque lights that just link and float about behind other things (for instance). I'm not trying to have someone make something for me, but while I am an experienced front-end developer, I find the physics stuff slightly intimidating. In summary, if anyone can recommend some resources/methodologies that would best help me with what I'm trying to achieve I'd appreciate it. If I need to add/provide any other info, just let me know. Thanks!
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Hi, I'm wondering whether I should be writing my own plugins for GSAP. I have two cases where this might be nice: 1) First I'm animating richmarkers on google maps. To animate latitude and longitude I must call setPosition. I can do this ok with onUpdate, but then if I'm also animating color, say, it starts to get a bit cumbersome. 2) In another project I'm using fabric.js. I notice you have a plugin for easel.js but not fabric. So for cases like this should I write my own plugin to make the syntax nicer? If so, are there any docs or examples on doing this? Thanks.
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Hi guys, I just tried the ThrowPropsPlugin to move a MovieClip in x-direction instead of y-direction like in the example. I took the code from the example and changed every y-value to an x-value. However, it doesn't seem to work smoothly. The drag-movement is somewhat stuttered. Strangely enough, the drag-movement where the position exceeds the bounds runs smoothly. I've attached a minimal working example, maybe someone can have a look and tell me where the code goes wrong. For some reason I'm not allowed to attach any file, so I'll just upload to my Dropbox: https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/u/289091/ThrowPropsPluginTest.fla
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Sometimes I use a plugin's property without activating that plugin. Of course that is my fault and I fixed it. However, I find it helpful to be notified that the plugin was not activated. Currently I inserted into the TweenLite.as function _initProps (line 574): } else { if (!target.hasOwnProperty(p)) { trace("TweenLite._initProps:", p, "is not an activated plugin and not a property of", target, ". Creating PropTween."); } I hesitate to touch the source code, which would be replaced when a new version is released. Do you recommend another way to see a trace statement when the property has not been activated?Can you you see examples of problems with this trace technique? Thank you for reading!
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Hi All new to GreenSock I cannot find complete documentation on the TransformAroundAPoint plugin - specifically all the parameters that can be or should be passed in, configuration and perhaps some more examples. I have looked at this page and I would like something in more detail if it is available. http://api.greensock.com/as/com/greensock/plugins/TransformAroundPointPlugin.htm Thanks
