Set up a 300-frame scrolling animation using PNG images.
Archives
The frames are WebP images, not JPGs — set up the sequence for that format.
Don’t pin the section — let it scroll normally while the frame sequence plays.
Preload all the frames upfront so there’s no flicker during the scroll animation.
Create a scroll-driven image sequence animation using 120 frames from our media gallery.
Our frame numbers are zero-padded to four digits, like 0001 — make sure the sequence uses that format.
Build a frame-by-frame scroll animation pulling images from a remote folder URL.
Set the frame filename prefix to ‘frame_’ so it matches our uploaded images.
Preload about half the frames before the scroll animation starts.
Keep the section pinned in place on screen while the scroll sequence plays.