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Bobi Hamez
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Hey guys,

I'm looking at the ScrollReveal.js page on Github in order to find some instructions about the different options and animations, but I cannot find any.
Furthermore, I just got more confused - in your template demo you are saying "you can use natural language to define the animation you want to run" but I do not see anything about "natural language" on Github.

Could you please give me some more details and clarification about the above?

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Monday, January 18 2016, 02:22 PM - #Permalink
Hey Bobi,

Probably you are getting confused because you are looking at the instructions for ScrollReveal 3.x while our templates use ScrollReveal.js 2.x

These two versions are very different. They work in a completely different way.

I do not have any plans for updating to v3.x because it really does not fit our case as good as v2.x. I also opened an issue about that and discussed all this in details with the ScrollReveal.js developer. You can read everything in this discussion on Github.

Julian (the developer of ScrollReveal.js) promised that he will continue to maintain v2.x as well. So there's nothing we should worry about :)

And regarding the v2.x instructions and keywords - you can find everything here and here ;)
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    Bobi Hamez
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    Monday, January 18 2016, 02:33 PM - #Permalink
    Alright Ivo, now everything's clear, thanks a lot :)

    And the v2.x (legacy) instructions are exactly what I was looking for!

    Thanks again and have a great day ;)
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    Monday, January 18 2016, 02:35 PM - #Permalink
    No problem at all Bobi!
    Have a great day too ;)
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