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# Scroll Scene #6

### Component Structure

* **SC6 COMPONENT (section):** Central section that houses the entire scroll scene, configured with the class `sc6__component` for positioning and overflow handling.
* **SC6 IMAGE (image):** Background or standalone image element within the scene, utilizing the class `sc6__image` for absolute positioning and sizing.
* **SC6 TEXT WRAPPER (block):** Contains the animated text elements, using the class `sc6__text-wrapper` for center alignment.
* **SC6 TEXT TOP & SC6 TEXT BOT (heading):** Two distinct heading elements designed for the scrolling animation, labeled with `sc6__text--top` and `sc6__text--bot` respectively. These elements are styled for visibility and impact against the background.

### Animation Structure

**SC6 - SCROLL:** Bricksforge animations that horizontally scroll the text from right to left across the component. The animations are set for both the top and bottom text elements, creating a parallel scrolling effect that adds depth to the scene.

* **Top Text Animation:** Moves `sc6__text--top` from 100% to -200% on the x-axis over 10 seconds.
* **Bottom Text Animation:** Similar to the top text, scrolls `sc6__text--bot` across the same path, ensuring both texts move in sync but are layered differently for visual effect.


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