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  1. Hi all, I have several problems with the animation of my book. 1. I tried to make a rotateY on my book but the controls did not work on my code (play(), pause(), paused()), so I make a rotate in CSS that I disable by adding or removing a class 2. The animation works perfectly on the first opening and closing cycle, but on the following ones the currentAngle variable is buggy 3. I would like to be able to click on the book only if the animation is finished Here is my code : https://codesandbox.io/s/sad-mcnulty-7k49my I really need your help ;) Thanks to all
  2. Hello I'm going to make a digital book like a flipbook. By looking at the tutorials, I was able to make a typical right-to-left example, but the pages are not as soft as the pages of a real book. https://codesandbox.io/s/flipbook-rtl-k8w8f?file=/src/App.js:845-849
  3. I have an animation on several <divs> or pages which should simulate turning the pages of a book. However, when pages are turned from right to left, the natural order of the <divs> causes the left page to display the first page turned not the last page (as I expected). In the codepen example, I have tried to hide all of the left pages except the current one using a tweenlite.set on both the visibility property and the z-index to no avail. Other than reordering the <divs> which I do not want to do, is there a GSAP method I can use to help solve this issue? One thought I had was to change the float of the left pages to a right float but that did not sound like such a good idea. thanks, James
  4. Using the "Simple 3-D Hover Flip" demo as a starting point, I created the linked codepen. My goal was to create a book where you can flip through the pages by clicking on them. Everything works as I would expect except turning page 1 does not reveal page 2. Any ideas on why it does not display the next <div> in the page stack? Thanks, James
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