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mainpart avatar mainpart commented on June 11, 2024

I have the same problem. I guess it needed to be triggered somehow manually

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sethkrasnianski avatar sethkrasnianski commented on June 11, 2024

Any solution to this one?

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patricknelson avatar patricknelson commented on June 11, 2024

Alright guys, I think I got this figured out! It wasn't easy (actually it was a bit painful due to the lack of code comments) but I reverse engineered this and figured out how to initialize each layer on page load so that it's starting at the correct origin (from the middle, for example) and then gravitates to the correct position as you move your mouse over the defined viewport (a.k.a. mouse port).

See my proof of concept/PR here: #89

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patricknelson avatar patricknelson commented on June 11, 2024

I also identified another issue with initialization where it will not actually properly render the parallax effect if your mouse happens to already be over the viewport upon initial page load. I've updated my PR to reflect that as well (could be buggy).

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