Hey Christopher - Looks like Matthew has shared some information with you here, but I just wanted to link to an article here in case it's helpful for you or someone else following along.
I'm wondering if your team has looked into using "clip" instead of "mask" to produce these effects with CSS. Using clip is how these types of effects are accomplished by at least one other eLearning rapid development tool company.
An example (uses a js library, but you could create your own) is near the end of the page at https://greensock.com/css3.
If this hasn't been investigated, I think it would be valuable to so - so that as developers we're not surprised when part of our "experience" hinges on some of these effects (like say a "motion graphic novel" themed course) when we export to HTML5 and test on a mobile device :).
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Hey Christopher - Looks like Matthew has shared some information with you here, but I just wanted to link to an article here in case it's helpful for you or someone else following along.
I'm wondering if your team has looked into using "clip" instead of "mask" to produce these effects with CSS. Using clip is how these types of effects are accomplished by at least one other eLearning rapid development tool company.
An example (uses a js library, but you could create your own) is near the end of the page at https://greensock.com/css3.
If this hasn't been investigated, I think it would be valuable to so - so that as developers we're not surprised when part of our "experience" hinges on some of these effects (like say a "motion graphic novel" themed course) when we export to HTML5 and test on a mobile device :).
Best,
Lisa
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