Anime: Animating the Property Offset of an SVG Gradient

[edenprojectde]

Well .. as the name 'offset' is taken by the animating properties it seems impossible to me to animate it per the usual way.

[juliangarnier]

Yes, that's the downside of having a single object for both animatable properties and settings.
Prior to 2.x there weren't too much "locked" properties.
I might change some of the property names, or change the API style in the future.

Any suggestions are welcome.

[edenprojectde]

Maybe changing it to this style:

css: { offset: x, height: x,... }
html: { offset: x, height: x,... }

or this one:

css-offset: x,
tag-offset: x / html-offset: x

^ this style doesn't have to be the main way to declare these kind of properties; the current way works pretty dandy. Just as another notation way. Love the way it is.
I got a workaround to get this problem to work now too. (I used an external Object and an event to update the offset per jQuery)

_Can't really help with the code though. Never really used Github to make Pull Requests(i suppose thats how you call code submissions right?)_

[iconexperience]

Offset can relate to many dimensions: xOffset, yOffset, timeOffset. So maybe in the next major update renaming offset to timeOffset would be a way to solve this.

[zanetaylor]

Would it make sense to add a prefix to the property that could also be used consistently across the other settings properties, to prevent other possible name conflicts? Something like animOffset?

[juliangarnier]

The offset property has been replaced by timelineOffset in V3.