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truck for kids

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Last edited Feb 24, 2025

Created on Feb 22, 2025

Built with D3.js v7, this example draws a cartoon truck as an SVG composition of rectangles and circles, including a red body, blue cabin, white window, yellow backlight, and two black wheels. Clicking the truck triggers a two-second `transition` that translates the entire group horizontally across the canvas, while the wheels rotate 720 degrees via `transition.attrTween` and `d3.interpolateString`. The wheels spin independently during the movement, and repeated clicks restart the animation, making the truck advance slowly across the gray-bordered SVG stage. It demonstrates reusable transition chaining on grouped SVG elements.

AI-generated description

D3.js Animated Truck

here i am creating a simple truck with the d3.js, wher it will move with the rotation

🚀 Features:

-click the truck to move it backwork
clik once it will go to last
click continously it will move slowly- Wheels spin while the truck moves.
Bdone by using the SVG and built in functions

🛠️ How to Run:

just run the html file 2. after exection click the truck for the animation

🎨 Components:

-main body in (rectangle)for the base
cabin(rectangl)in rectangle for users
window(rectange) for crossing
light(circle)for indication
wheels(circle) for motion.

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