Paced timing using additional keyframes. #31
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When animating between 5 values using calcMode="discrete", each value should be used for 1/5 of the animation duration. This can be achieved by passing 10 keyframes with explicit offsets to Web Animations. We were previously using 5 keyframes without offsets, and using easing: 'steps(4, end)' This did not achieve accurate timing.
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When animating between 5 values using calcMode="discrete", each value
should be used for 1/5 of the animation duration.
This can be achieved by passing 10 keyframes with explicit offsets to Web Animations.
We were previously using 5 keyframes without offsets, and using
easing: 'steps(4, end)'
This did not achieve accurate timing.