GSAP is a robust JavaScript toolset that turns developers into animation superheroes. Build high-performance animations that work in **every** major browser. Animate CSS, SVG, canvas, React, Vue, WebGL, colors, strings, motion paths, generic objects...any
npm install gsap-cc3#### - Modified GSAP's package.json to use ESM in Cocos Creator 3.x.
#### - Export only extra plugins: CustomEase, EasePack and MotionPathPlugin. Other plugins only support DOM elements, so cannot be used in Cocos Creator.
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See JSDelivr's dedicated GSAP page for quick CDN links to the core files/plugins. There are more installation instructions at gsap.com.
Every major ad network excludes GSAP from file size calculations and most have it on their own CDNs, so contact them for the appropriate URL(s).
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See the guide to using GSAP via NPM here.
`javascript
npm install gsap
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GSAP's core can animate almost anything including CSS and attributes, plus it includes all of the utility methods like interpolate(), mapRange(), most of the eases, and it can do snapping and modifiers.
`javascript
// typical import
import gsap from "gsap";
// get other plugins:
import ScrollTrigger from "gsap/ScrollTrigger";
import Flip from "gsap/Flip";
import Draggable from "gsap/Draggable";
// or all tools are exported from the "all" file (excluding members-only plugins):
import { gsap, ScrollTrigger, Draggable, MotionPathPlugin } from "gsap/all";
// don't forget to register plugins
gsap.registerPlugin(ScrollTrigger, Draggable, Flip, MotionPathPlugin);
`
The NPM files are ES modules, but there's also a /dist/ directory with UMD files for extra compatibility.
Download Club GSAP members-only plugins from your gsap.com account and then include them in your own JS payload. There's even a tarball file you can install with NPM/Yarn. GSAP has a private NPM registry for members too. Post questions in our forums and we'd be happy to help.
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If you're looking for scroll-driven animations, GSAP's ScrollTrigger plugin is the new standard. There's a companion ScrollSmoother as well.
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There's a @gsap/react package that exposes a useGSAP() hook which is a drop-in replacement for useEffect()/useLayoutEffect()`, automating cleanup tasks. Please read the React guide for details.