Create JS "snow" particle emitter with TweenMax (GSAP)

This task is to create a "snow" particle emitter with pure JS and TweenMax for movement/animation. REQUIREMENTS: - Great Javascript experience - Great knowledge on working with TweenMax (GSAP) - Former experience on emitters /* know-how on emitter logic movement/velocity etc. - Great focus on optimization ei. re-using objects and tweens, so performance don't get sluggish and cluttered. NO Jquery - only pure JS + TweenMax (GSAP) SOME OF THE PARAMETERS IN MIND FOR THIS: - Falling snow area width - Falling snow area height - Total number of snow flake particle - Fall speed (gravity) - Random movement within a defined bezier range - Random emitter delay - Snow Time - Fall direction - Misc. (will rely a lot on your suggestions also the above is up for discussion) I did a STATIC ei. non-dynamic example that you can see here: [login to view URL] - This naturally just to give an idea - noone of the code is re-usable, nor any parameters taken account for, it's just illustrative. FLASH SNOW EMITTERS AS ILLUSTRATIVE REFERENCE: [login to view URL] [login to view URL] [login to view URL] [login to view URL]