Aframe (how to?) Animate entity or entities with both simultaneous and sequential scaling/rotations/positions











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How do I animate an entity, so that upon an event like a click, it does simultaneous scaling, rotation, positioning, and sequential scaling, rotation, positioning.



    <a-curve id="track1">
<a-curve-point position="4 2 -3"></a-curve-point>
<a-curve-point position="6 5 -2"></a-curve-point>
<a-curve-point scale="10 -3 -1"></a-curve-point>

</a-curve>

<a-cylinder position="5 0.75 -3" radius="0.5" height="1.5" color="#FFC65D" shadow>
<a-animation alongpath="curve: #track1" begin="click"></a-animation>
</a-cylinder>









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  • Hi, can you separate and clarify your multiple questions? There's two questions, and the second one is quite a run-on sentence haha.
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    Nov 20 at 13:47










  • Okay here is the separated and rewritten question stackoverflow.com/questions/53404248/…
    – Micah Blumberg
    Nov 21 at 1:53















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This is the menu:
illustration of multiple plane entities transforming from a pile to a menu



How do I animate an entity, so that upon an event like a click, it does simultaneous scaling, rotation, positioning, and sequential scaling, rotation, positioning.



    <a-curve id="track1">
<a-curve-point position="4 2 -3"></a-curve-point>
<a-curve-point position="6 5 -2"></a-curve-point>
<a-curve-point scale="10 -3 -1"></a-curve-point>

</a-curve>

<a-cylinder position="5 0.75 -3" radius="0.5" height="1.5" color="#FFC65D" shadow>
<a-animation alongpath="curve: #track1" begin="click"></a-animation>
</a-cylinder>









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  • Hi, can you separate and clarify your multiple questions? There's two questions, and the second one is quite a run-on sentence haha.
    – ngokevin
    Nov 20 at 13:47










  • Okay here is the separated and rewritten question stackoverflow.com/questions/53404248/…
    – Micah Blumberg
    Nov 21 at 1:53













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This is the menu:
illustration of multiple plane entities transforming from a pile to a menu



How do I animate an entity, so that upon an event like a click, it does simultaneous scaling, rotation, positioning, and sequential scaling, rotation, positioning.



    <a-curve id="track1">
<a-curve-point position="4 2 -3"></a-curve-point>
<a-curve-point position="6 5 -2"></a-curve-point>
<a-curve-point scale="10 -3 -1"></a-curve-point>

</a-curve>

<a-cylinder position="5 0.75 -3" radius="0.5" height="1.5" color="#FFC65D" shadow>
<a-animation alongpath="curve: #track1" begin="click"></a-animation>
</a-cylinder>









share|improve this question















This is the menu:
illustration of multiple plane entities transforming from a pile to a menu



How do I animate an entity, so that upon an event like a click, it does simultaneous scaling, rotation, positioning, and sequential scaling, rotation, positioning.



    <a-curve id="track1">
<a-curve-point position="4 2 -3"></a-curve-point>
<a-curve-point position="6 5 -2"></a-curve-point>
<a-curve-point scale="10 -3 -1"></a-curve-point>

</a-curve>

<a-cylinder position="5 0.75 -3" radius="0.5" height="1.5" color="#FFC65D" shadow>
<a-animation alongpath="curve: #track1" begin="click"></a-animation>
</a-cylinder>






attributes jquery-animate aframe sequential simultaneous






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  • Hi, can you separate and clarify your multiple questions? There's two questions, and the second one is quite a run-on sentence haha.
    – ngokevin
    Nov 20 at 13:47










  • Okay here is the separated and rewritten question stackoverflow.com/questions/53404248/…
    – Micah Blumberg
    Nov 21 at 1:53


















  • Hi, can you separate and clarify your multiple questions? There's two questions, and the second one is quite a run-on sentence haha.
    – ngokevin
    Nov 20 at 13:47










  • Okay here is the separated and rewritten question stackoverflow.com/questions/53404248/…
    – Micah Blumberg
    Nov 21 at 1:53
















Hi, can you separate and clarify your multiple questions? There's two questions, and the second one is quite a run-on sentence haha.
– ngokevin
Nov 20 at 13:47




Hi, can you separate and clarify your multiple questions? There's two questions, and the second one is quite a run-on sentence haha.
– ngokevin
Nov 20 at 13:47












Okay here is the separated and rewritten question stackoverflow.com/questions/53404248/…
– Micah Blumberg
Nov 21 at 1:53




Okay here is the separated and rewritten question stackoverflow.com/questions/53404248/…
– Micah Blumberg
Nov 21 at 1:53












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Event-triggered animations:



<a-entity animation__1="startEvents: someevent" animation__2="startEvents: someevent">



Then emit:



el.emit('someevent');



For sequential, see https://www.npmjs.com/package/aframe-animation-timeline-component






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  • I tried to get this working several times, but I guess I just don’t understand what I’m doing wrong. Can you post an example of it working?
    – Micah Blumberg
    Dec 5 at 1:28










  • I also tried to paste the entire example of the animation timeline component into glitch and it’s not working the way its written. Can you link to examples that are actual working pages?
    – Micah Blumberg
    Dec 5 at 3:01










  • Also this code shows multiple animations for one entity, something I can already do easily. It does not show how to trigger a group of entities with one event (click) to trigger each of their independent animations.
    – Micah Blumberg
    Dec 5 at 23:07











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Event-triggered animations:



<a-entity animation__1="startEvents: someevent" animation__2="startEvents: someevent">



Then emit:



el.emit('someevent');



For sequential, see https://www.npmjs.com/package/aframe-animation-timeline-component






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  • I tried to get this working several times, but I guess I just don’t understand what I’m doing wrong. Can you post an example of it working?
    – Micah Blumberg
    Dec 5 at 1:28










  • I also tried to paste the entire example of the animation timeline component into glitch and it’s not working the way its written. Can you link to examples that are actual working pages?
    – Micah Blumberg
    Dec 5 at 3:01










  • Also this code shows multiple animations for one entity, something I can already do easily. It does not show how to trigger a group of entities with one event (click) to trigger each of their independent animations.
    – Micah Blumberg
    Dec 5 at 23:07















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Event-triggered animations:



<a-entity animation__1="startEvents: someevent" animation__2="startEvents: someevent">



Then emit:



el.emit('someevent');



For sequential, see https://www.npmjs.com/package/aframe-animation-timeline-component






share|improve this answer





















  • I tried to get this working several times, but I guess I just don’t understand what I’m doing wrong. Can you post an example of it working?
    – Micah Blumberg
    Dec 5 at 1:28










  • I also tried to paste the entire example of the animation timeline component into glitch and it’s not working the way its written. Can you link to examples that are actual working pages?
    – Micah Blumberg
    Dec 5 at 3:01










  • Also this code shows multiple animations for one entity, something I can already do easily. It does not show how to trigger a group of entities with one event (click) to trigger each of their independent animations.
    – Micah Blumberg
    Dec 5 at 23:07













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Event-triggered animations:



<a-entity animation__1="startEvents: someevent" animation__2="startEvents: someevent">



Then emit:



el.emit('someevent');



For sequential, see https://www.npmjs.com/package/aframe-animation-timeline-component






share|improve this answer












Event-triggered animations:



<a-entity animation__1="startEvents: someevent" animation__2="startEvents: someevent">



Then emit:



el.emit('someevent');



For sequential, see https://www.npmjs.com/package/aframe-animation-timeline-component







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  • I tried to get this working several times, but I guess I just don’t understand what I’m doing wrong. Can you post an example of it working?
    – Micah Blumberg
    Dec 5 at 1:28










  • I also tried to paste the entire example of the animation timeline component into glitch and it’s not working the way its written. Can you link to examples that are actual working pages?
    – Micah Blumberg
    Dec 5 at 3:01










  • Also this code shows multiple animations for one entity, something I can already do easily. It does not show how to trigger a group of entities with one event (click) to trigger each of their independent animations.
    – Micah Blumberg
    Dec 5 at 23:07


















  • I tried to get this working several times, but I guess I just don’t understand what I’m doing wrong. Can you post an example of it working?
    – Micah Blumberg
    Dec 5 at 1:28










  • I also tried to paste the entire example of the animation timeline component into glitch and it’s not working the way its written. Can you link to examples that are actual working pages?
    – Micah Blumberg
    Dec 5 at 3:01










  • Also this code shows multiple animations for one entity, something I can already do easily. It does not show how to trigger a group of entities with one event (click) to trigger each of their independent animations.
    – Micah Blumberg
    Dec 5 at 23:07
















I tried to get this working several times, but I guess I just don’t understand what I’m doing wrong. Can you post an example of it working?
– Micah Blumberg
Dec 5 at 1:28




I tried to get this working several times, but I guess I just don’t understand what I’m doing wrong. Can you post an example of it working?
– Micah Blumberg
Dec 5 at 1:28












I also tried to paste the entire example of the animation timeline component into glitch and it’s not working the way its written. Can you link to examples that are actual working pages?
– Micah Blumberg
Dec 5 at 3:01




I also tried to paste the entire example of the animation timeline component into glitch and it’s not working the way its written. Can you link to examples that are actual working pages?
– Micah Blumberg
Dec 5 at 3:01












Also this code shows multiple animations for one entity, something I can already do easily. It does not show how to trigger a group of entities with one event (click) to trigger each of their independent animations.
– Micah Blumberg
Dec 5 at 23:07




Also this code shows multiple animations for one entity, something I can already do easily. It does not show how to trigger a group of entities with one event (click) to trigger each of their independent animations.
– Micah Blumberg
Dec 5 at 23:07


















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