Deprecate usage of begin as a delay and provide a delay attribute, instead.
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Remove '.swp' files from the last commit.
…is a `THREE.Group`.
…en object. Add a test for setObject3D to prove the binding works.
…egin` usage as a delay.
src/core/a-animation.js
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| // Deprecation warning for begin when used as a delay. | ||
| if (data.begin !== '' && !isNaN(data.begin)) { | ||
| console.warn("Using 'begin' to specify a delay is deprecated. Use 'delay' instead."); | ||
| data.delay = cloneValue(data.begin); |
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Don't think you need to clone because it's just a number.
| if (data.begin !== '' && !isNaN(data.begin)) { | ||
| console.warn("Using 'begin' to specify a delay is deprecated. Use 'delay' instead."); | ||
| data.delay = cloneValue(data.begin); | ||
| data.delay = data.begin; |
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Start to address the concerns raised in #1401.