gsap-utils

GSAP utility functions allow you to clamp values to defined ranges and map them to other ranges for precise animation control. You can use these transformations to constrain properties and remap inputs directly within your web animations.

Normalizing in GSAP scales values to a 0-1 range, while interpolating calculates intermediate values between two points. These utilities provide smooth value transitions and standardized scaling for complex animation logic.

GSAP utilities can randomly select values from a range or array, and snap numbers to defined snap points. This enables randomized animation effects and precise grid-like positioning without manual calculation.

Yes, you need the gsap and gsap-core libraries installed to execute these utility functions. The environment requires these dependencies to handle math operations, unit parsing, and plugin integration.

Yes, you can compose multiple transformations with pipelines using GSAP utilities. This allows you to chain operations like clamping, mapping, and unitizing arrays together to streamline complex animation workflows.

GSAP utility functions can get unit types, unitize numbers with specific units, and split color strings. This simplifies parsing mixed data types and applying correct measurement units during animations.