Frames, seconds and FPS : GreenSock and jQuery

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Tweens in Timelines

Timelines (00:44)
Frames, seconds and FPS (08:35)
Controlling a timeline with TimelineLite (06:08)
Defining tween position in TimelineLite (08:13)
Creating a timeline scrubber (07:03)
Do you control time? (10:56)
Exploring all callbacks (07:49)
Adding and removing callbacks (07:24)
Aligning tweens in TimelineLite (10:11)
Staggering animations in TimelineLite (07:07)

Frames, seconds and FPS

Traditional animation was drawn frame by frame. On a computer each rendering acts as a frame. JavaScript natively doesn't have a timeline or a visual editor but it does have frames and time. Frames and time are the core building blocks for a timeline. Before we start working with timelines it's important we understand the relationship between time and frames. In this lesson, we will understand the relationship between time frames - FPS.

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