I hacked a minimal demonstration of proof of concept. It is written as the correct jQuery loop transition plugin.
Depending on how happy you are at playing with the code, it should be a good starting point. I myself started working with the transition in a random order, because it was the only transition that did more than manipulate the properties of CSS, which, in my opinion, is not enough for what you were aiming for.
Since I did not use the jQuery cycle before and did not write plugins for it, it is quite possible that I committed cardinal sins in some writing details.
In addition, it can be optimized. At this stage, it was first written for clarity, and the second for the second. However, on my (fairly fast) machine, the animation and reaction times are free and instant.
So you have it.
edit: The demo page now includes documentation for additional exhibits and several examples demonstrating how to achieve some different effects by simply conveying different options.
edit 2: I generalized the strips for the fragments and added many more examples to the demo page .
Thomas
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