Restarting TweenLite animation
The scrubber we created in this chapter controls our animations really well, but not accurately. It ignores delays, as we are manually controlling all the animations. If we had more animations running at the same time, it would be impossible to manage them in the same way. In the next chapter we will solve that problem as we introduce timelines (through the TimelineLite). For now let's return to our animation and restart it.
Creating a Scrubber
this whole course is dedicated to manipulating existing animations. In this first chapter working to create a scrubber that will control our animations. So let's get to it.
00:44
Getting to know our source file structure
this lecture is for students joining us now. If you know how to get along with our source files skip right to the next lecture.
02:48
Setting up the CSS of our project
This lesson is dedicated for a CSS rehearsal, as we setup and configure our project.
09:26
Let the animations begin
In this lesson, we will create a very smooth modern animation for images.
13:11
Controlling animation progress
In this lesson we are going to create a scrubber there will help us both see what position are we in our animation but also help us control the animation.
20:16
Changing function scope with jQuery.proxy
We know that functions that are owned by an object are called methods. This is not a technicality of naming methods have owners and their owners are objects.
05:37
Creating a toggle controller
Our goal is to pause and play our animation when it's clicked on. So let's get started.
10:26
Restarting TweenLite animation
For now let's return to our animation and restart it.
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