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Realized mapping on this isn't using a sine curve 🤦‍♂️ JavaScript map could be more like this ✨ // Map distance against 0deg-90deg const mapper = gsap.utils.mapRange(250, 50, 0, 90) // Clamp that value and convert to radians and run through Math.sin 🤙 const active = Math.sin( gsap.utils.clamp( 0,... show more

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