Figured it out. The problem is, in fact, with the easing. Cycle has a default easing set, but setting it to 'linear' fixes it and makes the entire thing smooth.
malsup wrote: > >> Hey, I'm using the JQuery cycle plugin (http://malsup.com/jquery/cycle/) >> and >> I have images set to auto-scroll horizontally. The plugin automatically >> eases the slides (I've tried turning easing off), and I'm wondering if >> anyone knows of a way to get them to just continually move horizontally >> (without slowing/speeding up). I'm using it to create the illusion of >> moving >> fish in a background image:http://blazonmarketing.net/projects/mspd > > Cycle doesn't really support a "continuous scroll" mode. There is a > "continuous" option but it doesn't work well with the scroll > transitions. Cycle takes a breath after every transition so you > always get a brief interval between one transition and another. With > many transition effects that interval isn't noticeable, but with the > scroll effects it is. > > Mike > > -- View this message in context: http://old.nabble.com/JQuery-Cycle-Speed-tp27061872s27240p27065070.html Sent from the jQuery General Discussion mailing list archive at Nabble.com.
