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Tween.js for animating values in JavaScript: what its README and user guide say (docs only)
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What this guide covers
A source note for web animators on what Tween.js documents: tweening numeric object properties with easing, chaining, repeat and callbacks. It is based on the README, user guide and licence file at one commit and was not run; the user guide itself says it is a work in progress.
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Tween.js for animating values in JavaScript: what its README and user guide say (docs only)
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A source note for web animators on what Tween.js documents: tweening numeric object properties with easing, chaining, repeat and callbacks. It is based on the README, user guide and licence file at one commit and was not run; the user guide itself says it is a work in progress.
Useful starting points
- Tweens do not run by themselves: your own animation loop must call update, and a tween that was never started does nothing.
- Tween.js does not handle CSS units or colours, so add units such as px yourself when writing values to an element.
- Repeat counts extra runs, so total runs are repeat plus one, and yoyo has no effect without repeat.
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