Text Transition I

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Text Transition I

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Last edited Nov 18, 2019

Created on Feb 26, 2016

A large numeral repeatedly and randomly transitions to a new value through an animated interpolation of its text content. The page uses d3.select on an h1 element and d3.transition.tween to create a custom text tween, interpolating between the current numeric value and a randomly generated number up to one million. The transition runs continuously via a recursive start event, with each new value appearing after a delay. Numbers are formatted with d3.format using commas.

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A demonstration of using transition.tween to interpolate text. The transition.text method doesn’t do this by default because it’s often distracting; instead, it just sets the new text value when the transition starts. Another way to transition text is to cross-fade.

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