@fitzmode

What does this mean?

The problem then is some elements may be offscreen before they are actually played, making an editing use case tedious to implement and depends on a lot of conditional code.

Is it certain that a specific item is in a delayed state while it is playing?

@daybrush Consider a div with SceneItem properties of transform: translate(-400px, 50px) relative to a parent div and a duration of 1 second i.e the div is initially out of view if the parent has overflow hidden .

To be able to use a Moveable on it, one would need to progress the timeline to the specific time the SceneItem finishes. My question is, is there a way to disable the application of SceneItem properties when it is paused, to allow for manipulation of elements, then reapply SceneItem properties on play event.

@fitzmode
Well not yet. If what I think is correct, I wonder if it can work with this code.

const frame = item.newFrame(time);

frame.set(....);



// ...
item.update();