![]() Now that I've got you up to speed on your internal anatomy, let's uncover why you may have never heard of or dealt with parallax until now.įast focus eyepiece on the Vortex Optics Strike Eagle 1-8x24 FFP scope - Image by Tina Fa'apoi (Own Work) for Target Tamersīefore we jump the gun, ensure your scope is focused for your eyes first.įocusing a rifle scope is a one time adjustment that shouldn't be done again unless someone else used your scope. By turning the AO to the appropriate distance referenced on the outer surface, it will shift the objective lens assembly until your reticle and image are in the same focal plane. Objective lens - the objective lens assembly's position is what's adjusted to correct for parallax when using an adjustable objective (AO).If you turn the side focus knob to a lower distance, it will shift closer in the direction of the ocular lens assembly. As you turn the side focus knob to a higher distance reference (marked on the knob) towards infinity, the entire focus assembly shifts closer to the objective lens assembly. Focus lens - the focus lens assembly's position is adjusted when a side focus is used to correct for parallax.Now knowing this, let's take a peek at how this whole lens system works in relation to parallax. If your rifle scope is a second/rear focal plane ( SFP) unit, the reticle is going to be located behind the magnifying lens. If your rifle scope is a front/first focal plane ( FFP) unit, then the reticle is going to be located in front of the magnifying lens. ![]() It will take some extra effort to get it exactly how you want it for example some style or variable values are going to be specific to your images and getting it looking great for different windows may take some additional work.Secondly, the erector tube houses the reticle. As long as you understand how to make your styles respond to the scroll position, the possibilities are endless. There’s so many different extensions you could add on this project – more sections, more layers, different effects. ![]() section > div Īnd that’s it for our parallax effect, here’s what our app should look like as we scroll down. This may also be different for your pictures, just try to get them to a place where you think they look good. We want them to be fixed and take up the whole screen – so it takes a little bit of tweaking to get them exactly the sizes we want. These are the two images that we will be using.įirst, let’s style our images. 2 different sections of content – contains the textĪnother important thing to note is that we gave many of our elements a template ref so that we can easily access it inside our script.2 img elements – foreground and background.A root element that wraps our parallax section.Here's more info Lorem ipsum dolor, sit amet consectetur adipisicing elit. Here’s the code that we want inside of our component’s template. It’ll make a lot more sense once we start coding, so let’s just get right to it. We’re going to be listening to some scroll events and using the scroll position and the position of our elements to determine which elements are visible and what styles they should have. We’ll also add two different page sections that will fade in as the user scrolls so you can see other ways to implement what we’re doing. To do this in Vue, we’re going to give our elements two background images that will zoom in as the user scrolls down the page. Parallax scrolling is when your background elements move at a different speed than your foreground elements – creating a sense of depth on the screen. Let’s first go over what exactly a parallax scrolling effect means and how we’re going to implement it in Vue 3. ![]() Recently, I was inspired by this Webflow example of parallax scrolling, and wanted to implement something similar in Vue.īy the end of this tutorial, you’ll know how to set up this parallax scrolling effect in Vue, and be well on your way to implementing this in your own projects with your own images.Ĭoding time! How our Vue parallax scrolling effect will work A parallax scrolling effect is a beautiful way to add depth to your designs and to really make your site stand out.
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