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For parallel timelines we can add flex box like fill/justification behaviours. This will allow us to use inferred durations combined with anchoring, centering or filling of motion definitions.
Options:
Specify globally for the entire parallel timeline definition
Specify per motion definition
Both? Per motion definition could override for that specific item
Inferred durations
What is a good default for an inferred duration? Is it the longest known duration (be it a spring or a tween duration) in the parallel timeline? If so we'll need to sort the timeline to have all inferred duration motion definitions at the end.
Do we want to be able to refer to an explicit motion definition to infer from?
Do we need operations for inferred durations? E.g. 50% of this spring, anchor to the end? This is less important for normal tweens since users could do the math themselves.
Note: a parallel timeline may have other timelines (inc. sequential ones) nested in itself. We'll have to account for this situation too.
Anchoring
We probably want to have the following anchoring options at minimum:
start - this can be implicit, no need to specify, but if we decide we add a "global" option, might be necessary as override
center
end
More flexibility, but unsure if necessary:
percentages
anchor + fixed offset (e.g end - 100ms)
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For parallel timelines we can add flex box like fill/justification behaviours. This will allow us to use inferred durations combined with anchoring, centering or filling of motion definitions.
Options:
Inferred durations
What is a good default for an inferred duration? Is it the longest known duration (be it a spring or a tween duration) in the parallel timeline? If so we'll need to sort the timeline to have all inferred duration motion definitions at the end.
Do we want to be able to refer to an explicit motion definition to infer from?
Do we need operations for inferred durations? E.g. 50% of this spring, anchor to the end? This is less important for normal tweens since users could do the math themselves.
Note: a parallel timeline may have other timelines (inc. sequential ones) nested in itself. We'll have to account for this situation too.
Anchoring
We probably want to have the following anchoring options at minimum:
More flexibility, but unsure if necessary:
end - 100ms
)The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: