A Vue.js 2.0 slideshow component working with Three.js

vue-displacement-slideshow

Webgl image displacement transitions made simple. A Vue.js 2.0 slideshow component working with Three.js and GSAP.

Installation

NPM

 npm i --save vue-displacement-slideshow

Example

<template>
    <vue-displacement-slideshow 
            :images="images"
            displacement="require('../assets/displacement.png')"
            :intensity.number="0.2"
            :speedIn.number="1.4"
            :speedOut.number="1.4"
            ease="Expo.easeInOut"
            ref="slideshow"></vue-displacement-slideshow>
</template>
    
<script>
    import VueDisplacementSlideshow from "vue-displacement-slideshow";
    
    export default {
        components: {
            VueDisplacementSlideshow,
        },
        computed: {
            images() {
                return [
                    require("../assets/images/1.jpg"),
                    require("../assets/images/2.jpg"),
                    require("../assets/images/3.jpg")
                ];
            }
        },
        methods: {
            init() {
                //We loop through all our images by calling the 'next' method of our component every 2 seconds
                setInterval(() => {
                    this.$refs.slideshow.next();
                }, 2000);
            }
        },
        mounted() {
            this.init();
        }
    };
</script>
    

This component is heavily based on this library :
https://github.com/robin-dela/hover-effect

Props

name	type	description	required	default value
images	Array	An array containing the paths of the images you wan to use	true	[]
displacement	String	The path of the displacement image	true	none
intensity	Number	The intensity of the displacement	false	1
speedIn	Number	The duration of the animation for the next image, in seconds	false	1
speedOut	Number	The duration of the animation for the previous image, in seconds	false	1
ease	String	The GSAP easing to use	false	Expo.easeOut

Methods

Name	Description
next	Transition to the second image.
previous	Transition to the first image.

Behavior

The first image of the array is displayed at first.
When we call the next method while currently showing the last image, it will go to the first image.
When we call the previous method while currently showing the first image, it will go to the last image.

The images are displayed as we would use background-size:cover in CSS.

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