I am using Popcorn.js together with the base Plugin (https://github.com/brianchirls/popcorn-base) and the style Plugin (https://github.com/brianchirls/popcorn-base/blob/master/plugins/popcorn.style.js) to create an animation like that:
var _pop = Popcorn(this.domElements.video.get(0), {
frameAnimation : true
});
_pop.style({
target : someElement,
start : 0,
end : 10,
left : {
0: "32.608695652173914%",
1: "47.04968944099379%",
0.4226381772051142: "44.87577639751553%"
},
top : {
0: "26.136363636363637%",
1: "18.356643356643357%",
0.4226381772051142: "52.09790209790209%"
}
});
The animation works beautifully. I can't seem to get my head around how to destroy the animation though.
I can't access the _teardown
method. I'm generally not sure about the best practice of destroying animations.
After you create the popcorn event, you need to retrieve the id that Popcorn generated, like this:
var id = popcorn.getLastTrackEventId();
In practice, you'd probably put it into an array so you can store an id for all your events. Then, to delete it:
popcorn.removeTrackEvent(id);
_teardown
gets called automatically by removeTrackEvent
along with other clean-up work that it does.