Scroll Effects to OAM file

Hi SergMal,

Thank you for your post.

Please share your composition in which you are getting this issue.

Regards,

Devendra

You must set the autoplay from edge animate to "no". Otherwise what you are trying to achieve will not work. Although there are issues with todays updates.

I am getting the exact same problem. I had this working about a week ago with a similar but different animation. The animation simply consists of a couple of stationary elements with a clip moving to reveal one element over the course of 10 seconds. I wanted to have it where it animates as I scroll down the page.

If I export from Edge Animate with Autoplay checked, it just plays the animation without regard for the scroll effect Key position nor the 'Advance 1 second every __ px.'

If I export from Edge Animate with Autoplay not checked, it does absolutely nothing on when exported using Muse.

I have not updated Muse to the latest version that came out a few days ago, so I don't understand what could have gotten broken over the past week other than Edge Animate.

I just updated to the latest version of Muse, Edge Animate, and everything else from Creative Cloud, on my alternate computer. I re-published the animations from Edge Animate and the site from Muse and it still doesn't work.

@Devendar_kumar

I made a test page and animation like what I am trying to do. You can view it here: http://testanim904.businesscatalyst.com/

It's the same animation in both grey rectangles. The one on the left is published from Edge Animate with autoplay not checked, and the one on the right is with autoplay checked. They are then placed into Muse, with a scroll effect (edge animate tab) to start playing the animation at 430px. The blue bar is there to show 430px and when the animation should start playing. (I tried the 'advance 1 frame every x pixels' setting as well but it had the same results.)

Yet, the result is that the left one does not play at all and the right one plays even before the browser scrolls to the blue bar. Thus, edge animate scroll effects in Muse appear to no longer be working.

I have placed this test file and both oam files on my dropbox at:
https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/u/21180533/testanimation.muse

https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/u/21180533/testanim.oam

https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/u/21180533/testanim-ap.oam

This feature is broken with the new update of Animate CC 2014.1. Please revert back to CC 2014 version Edge update problems: to download previous version...

I agree, many of the issues are occurring in upgraded files but not in completely new projects.

WHY RELEASE THE PRODUCT IF IT ISN'T READY?? START FROM SCRATCH IN CC 2014 WITH NO WARNING ON IMPORT WHAT WILL WORK AND WHAT WON'T!!!! UNBELIEVABLE!! THIS IS ABSOLUTELY CUSTOMER ABUSE!!

AND IF YOUR PROJECT NEEDS TO TAKE ADVANTAGE OF TRANSFORM ORIGIN, HERE'S ANOTHER BUG I JUST WALKED UP ON OUT OF THE BLUE:

BUG: transform-origin not properly being set for Chrome v36 

TREAD CAREFULLY WITH THESE ADOBE CC 2014 PRODUCTS. THEY'RE STILL IN BETA AS FAR AS I CAN TELL...

We are tracking it as a bug and will provide a fix in the next upgrade.

Thanks for reporting the same.

Regards

Avinash

Actually, I just went to test and confirm if this was the case, and had no such luck. When I create and publish a new Edge Animate project and test it using the Edge Animate scroll effects in a new Muse project, it fails to react to the instructions being given to it. It always plays its animation the moment the preview age loads, regardless of where I set the key position or in what mode I put it to play in.

I'm only stating this because I just want to make sure its clear that the issue is present in the latest versions of Edge Animate and Muse. Here's hoping that it can be sorted out soon.

Spend hours on the same Problem. So finally you should give us a date when this bugfix update will be available. Can´t stop my Projects waiting on you for an undefinate time.

FWIW, there is a similar thread and a JGroth posted that he/she contacted Adobe support and was told it can be done using javascript in Edge Animate.

His most useful link was:

http://www.adobe.com/inspire/2014/01/parallax-edge-animate.html

I went through that and it *seems* the pertinent item in there is item #5. This section gives a link to yet another file, here:

http://wwwimages.adobe.com/content/dam/Adobe/en/inspire/2014/01/parallax-edge-animate/Step _5.pdf

I tried what it suggested, but didn't get it working yet. Just gave it a few minutes. So it's hard to tell if this will fix the issue, or if whatever was broken in the new release breaks this alternative way to do things as well.

Anyone get it to work, please let us know! I'll try again when time permits.

Best,

Lance