Different type of animation for bars

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Different type of animation for bars

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Last edited May 16, 2018

Created on May 15, 2018

Six bars drawn as a closed line path animate between two different silhouettes: first as simple vertical bars, then into a tapered, flag-like shape, and back. The animation uses D3 v5’s `transition` with an `easeElastic` timing function and a monotone `d3.curveMonotoneX` interpolation. The data is a small inline array, and the path’s `d` attribute is updated twice to morph the shape. The SVG is rendered with axes and the line is filled in pink with a steelblue stroke.

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I was trying to think of different ways of animating and this was one of my first thoughts. Used a line to create the bars instead of rects.

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