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Tweens as Objects

Creating a Scrubber (00:44)
Getting to know our source file structure (02:48)
Setting up the CSS of our project (09:26)
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Controlling animation progress (20:16)
Changing function scope with jQuery.proxy (05:37)
Creating a toggle controller (10:26)
Restarting TweenLite animation (04:15)

Changing function scope with jQuery.proxy

Functions that are owned by an object are called methods. This is not a technicality name - methods have owners and their owners are objects. At times you'll end up needing to use a method but will need to change it's scope (what this means to it). For that, we will use the jQuery.proxy() to change (or define) the scope of functions.

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