Last space-frame remains stuck at opacity: 0.6257

[mcnemesis]

Space.js rocks, and though it's been said it's not "ready" for production, well, it's too cool not to put to use already! However, I have so far encountered this problem while using space.js on an experimental rendering of a e-book here.

In this book, each chapter is nested inside of

 <div class="space-frame" data-enter="fadeIn" data-exit="zoomOut fadeOut" data-duration="1">
     <section class="space-inner-frame">
             <!--  chapter goes here -->
     </section>
 </div>

But what I have noticed, is that upon reaching the very last chapter (without even attempting to scroll beyond it), it is rendered/displayed with nonoptimal opacity - this last .space-frame is stuck at opacity: 0.6257;.

Can't it progress to opacity:1; once we've hit the very last .space-frame? Or is this a feature?

Checkout the book linked above, and scroll to the last chapter to see my concern. Otherwise, I see lots of potential in this technology!

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Oh, btw, could I remedy this by omitting the fadeOut on the very last space-frame?

[gopatrik]

Hi! Glad you think so! Worked really way for that ebook! This is a bug I've been fighting a while; sometimes it disappears and then it comes back! I'll try to look into it over this weekend! For now, you can try and just add an empty frame at the end, or maybe trying out different values of duration on the last frame? Maybe data-duration="0.6257" will do the trick? :)

[mcnemesis]

that approach didn't work, I will explore alternatives...
[note: an earlier version of this comment was written in a strange mood]