Liquid Image Transition With Javascript Tutorial




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Today we are going to build a cool liquid image transition effect with javascript that uses gsap and three.js.
GSAP is a library used to create complex transitions in javascript and three.js is a 3d library that helps us with the displacement.

Used in the video:
https://github.com/robin-dela/hover-effect

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42 responses to “Liquid Image Transition With Javascript Tutorial”

  1. Everything works right, but if someone can help me with the size of the image I will thank you, my image does not look in the same as in the video, I do not know if it depends on the screen resolution I have but it looks like cut, I would appreciate your help.

  2. no matter what I do I keep getting hover effect undefined. I have used both the node js environment with npm i hover-effect and followed the basic set up usage, I have tried it with all three cdn's, and I have tried the raw format version of hover-effect and downloaded version into my project using the dist folder. Nothing works! Why!

  3. ANY HELP? this is my message error: from origin 'null' has been blocked by CORS policy: Cross origin requests are only supported for protocol schemes: I have tried all different browser platforms like chrome, firefox etc and still nothing showing.

  4. Great stuff! Thank you for this quick and easy tutorial. My only concern is that whenever I am inserting an image this way it is being stretching by its width… :/ Do you know maybe how to prevent that? I would like to keep its aspect ratio wile changing the resolution of the screen

  5. My chrome is failing to load all the images with this error: Access to image at 'file:///D:/Web_Development/Juice%20Company/disc.png' from origin 'null' has been blocked by CORS policy: Cross origin requests are only supported for protocol schemes: http, data, chrome, chrome-extension, https. what's up?

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