@Delia_Tee Sorry, I missed this before... it will probably require some additional documentation for handoff, but the custom animation curves you define match how it's defined in CSS.
You can also use the same Inspect feature (https://t.co/MxToUGWT6H) as other InVision files.
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@mackenziebonney @InVisionApp I've found it easiest to just draw out the curves then delete the anchor points for the section you want straight. Does that answer your question?
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@neilkleid@InVisionApp Do you mean something like this? https://t.co/uaXgsA9M2b
You can create something like this with masks and moving the position of a sequential list of numbers.
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