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CSS only number slider using @​property, round(), sin() and scroll-driven animation 🤙 @​keyframes progress { to { --val: 100; }} .number-wheel { transform: rotateX(calc(var(--val) * -36deg)); } Watch for the trick reveal 👇

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Yonathanvor 2 Jahren

Looks awesome man! How can implement these backgrounds? I saw it somewhere else too

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jhey ▲🐻🎈vor 2 Jahren

I'll do a post on it 🤙 I have this set up in my template so it is in all my demos

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Dave Peirisvor 2 Jahren

This is so good!

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jhey ▲🐻🎈vor 2 Jahren

Thanks Dave 🙏 Was quite happy with the little wheel view 😁

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Guillaume Tell - Fullstack dev🚀🧲✨τ/acc #Bitcoinvor 2 Jahren

Awesome animations ! Is there a codepen to share ?

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temarguerite la taille Durasvor 2 Jahren

@bramus another great post! isn’t 3D a bit of an overkill? would it look terribly different with a simple translation (with cropping and shadow)?

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COSTvor 2 Jahren

Difference between CSS first from JavaScript first thinking

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bendodgevor 2 Jahren

What software are you testing this in? Blender for CSS?

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Alex Parkvor 2 Jahren

how did you get these skills? 👏

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jhey ▲🐻🎈vor 2 Jahren

a lot of pain 😂

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