I created an oddly satisfying CSS animation on codepen, using only rotations. It turns out it went a little bit viral on Reddit so I decided to sha...
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This is some really good explaining.
It's my first time understanding how CSS animations work
Thank you mate 🙏
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Great work! One could also get less repeating patterns by rotating each circle with different speeds. The dots could be rendered off-center to create small wobble effect.
Very nice effect, and wonderfully simple
Surely this thing is mesmerizing 😵
nice work
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This was so good and easy 😩💞
Rapaz, que negocio lindo de se ver, parabéns. ficou magnífico.
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I can look at it for hours
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This is nice
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Amazing
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Dope. Thanks
Wow
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Very nice! Here is another take on a yin-yang animation, using D3 transitions and attrTween.
observablehq.com/@nascif/yin-yang-...
The starting point was similar (circles within circles). But I changed sizes (radius) along with rotation angles to capture the dynamic change between the two extremes.
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