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The gooey effect for React, used for shape blobbing / metaballs (0.5 KB) 🧽

Home Page: https://gooey-react.netlify.app

License: MIT License

JavaScript 12.03% TypeScript 87.97%
gooey goo react reactjs svg-filters gooeyeffect svg-filter svg effect animation

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Transform origin?

I have a Gatsby app that the landing page looks like:

  return (
    <Layout location={location} title={siteTitle}>
      <SEO title="All posts" />
      <Bio />
      <Goo>
        <svg width="192" height="192">
          <g style={{ animation: 'left 4s linear infinite' }}>
            <circle cx="37%" cy="37%" fill="orchid" r="32" style={{ animation: 'right 1s linear infinite' }}/>
            <circle cx="63%" cy="63%" fill="mediumorchid" r="32"/>
          </g>
        </svg>
      </Goo>
    </Layout>
  )
}

Just exactly as the tutorial But it appears that the continuous transformation is about the upper left hand corner of the rectangle rather than the middle. Basically I want to shift the SVG over so that it appears like the turtorial. Right now I only see what appears when the transform takes the display to the 'lower right quadrant'

Thank you

Lagg gooey with bigger svg on Safari

Hello, it seems the bigger svg will causing lagg on safari,

on chrome, it still really smooth,
I use from the example codes, and magnify the size

implement the animation directly on the css instead of animating it on jsx actually reduce the lagg a lil bit,
but still not as smooth as on chrome

i prepared the web to look up
https://dw-test-gatsby.netlify.app/gooey/

any idea why there's a significant performance between browser ?

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