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  1. Hello there, I’m encountering an issue with the GSAP animation I’ve implemented, which you can review in the CodePen link. Overall, the animation works fine, but there is one problem: The logo follows us as we scroll downward (it's sticky) and shrinks to a certain point. During the shrinking (or enlarging when scrolling back up), the motion isn’t smooth. It produces small “jumps,” making the scaling appear uneven instead of fluid. This issue becomes even more noticeable when reducing the viewport width. Essentially, it looks as if the logo’s width decreases in steps (e.g., 200px → 198px → 196px → 194px, etc.) rather than in smaller increments that would make the scaling truly smooth. I’d greatly appreciate any suggestions on how to resolve this so that the resizing feels smooth and continuous. Additionally, any recommendations for improving or optimizing the JavaScript code used here would also be very welcome, so we can achieve the best possible overall result. Thanks
  2. Hello, first of all congratulations for GSAP, it's amazing! I want to make an infinite scroll menu like on this website: https://heycusp.com/ I want to make it smooth. So I thought maybe Scrolltrigger.observe would be the way to go. The first step I wanted to do was to apply a transformY based on the scroll performed. In the codepen that I created, for some reason, self.deltaY returns a value that later returns to the initial point (doing a bounce and returning to the initial value) I don't understand what I'm doing wrong. Thank you very much!
  3. giv me an example for using useFrames:true in tweenlite/max. The animations are fine in a pc, but are jerky in a mobile device.. I want animations to be look like those in Windows 8.
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