javascript - How can I fix the jerky transitions in SlideItMoo? (uses Mootools' Fx.Transitions) -


I'm using tomatlooms in a Joomla site.

I want to make a basic banner rotator. Found a slider that seems to work mostly

but I think the transition is ultimately a bit jerky, especially in the end. At the end of a circus: out or sign out transition, the new image takes noticeable steps

The problem is that the time is too much Is there no way to reduce the pieces of that time to make it perfectly greasy? Or is there another way to look smooth?

I am using Muttal. Any solution should really focus on mootools; Please do not suggest that I switch to alternative framework

I do not know that change is jerky for me Why appear. I did some analysis and deepened the transition curve, and nothing really showed up.

I ended up building my own transition, which has a smooth visual effect with my eyes. There are requirements for an infection function: // - It should be continuous at interval [0,1] // - f (0) = 0, and f (1) = 1 zero and 1 / F / X can be out of that range. To guarantee // // f (x) = 1, I produce a FN for which f (0) = 0, // and f (1) is zero-zero. Then I produce a second function which is normally changed to G (X) = F (x) / F (1), and // instead of G (X) instead of G (X) transition The function // guarantees that g (1) = 1. // function fn1 (x) {return (Math.pow (x + 0.4, 3) * Math.sin ((x - 0.5) * 3.1415 926)) ; } Function g (x) {return fn1 (x) / normalization factor; Generalization factor = FN1 (1); Transition custom = new Fx.Transition (g);

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