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Anyone know how to make an Animate CC HTML5 animation become a scrolling site rather than a movie that plays?

Like this (or the hundreds of other sites that advance when you scroll)?

kglad · Accepted Answer

use something like,this.stop();canvas.addEventListener("mousewheel", MouseWheelHandler.bind(this));canvas.addEventListener("DOMMouseScroll", MouseWheelHandler.bind(this));function MouseWheelHandler(e) { if(e.wheelDelta>0){ this.gotoAndStop(this.currentFrame+1); } else { this.gotoAndStop(this.currentFrame-1); }}

ClayUUID · Answer

jond58666664 wroteLike this (or the hundreds of other sites that advance when you scroll)?Make Your Money Matter Usability expert Donald Norman has an expression that can be applied to sites designed like that: "It probably won an award."It's not a compliment.Something like that should have just been turned into a video. The need to constantly crank on the scroll wheel like an organ grinder monkey adds nothing positive to the experience. But it does have an immediate ooh-ahh effect on clients, which is probably why sites like it keep getting made.

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