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Manually calling GSAPs ticker

Manually calling GSAPs ticker

Hi, I'm exporting a canvas animation with CCapture. In that animation I have a repeating tween. As soon as I start capturing, the canvas framerate is dropping to about 30fps, but the Tweens FPS is still at 60, so in the exported video, the animation runs much faster. Is there a way to disable the requestAnimationFrame inside GSAP and manually call it's tick function? I could set the FPS to 30 but it's not really constant 30fps so I would end up with a tween with uneven timing. Or do you guy
Hi @rag   GSAP animations are frame independent. If it's recording at 30fps, you can slow your animation by half to get double the frames. But that's not exact.   If you want 60fps, you will need to record your animation 1 frame at a time, like here.   http://plnkr.co/edit/oZjPbgo9hvqwUYEV7RLi?p=preview  
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