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From the StarlightIQ promo. Hundreds of dots, one shape, no hard cuts anywhere. Can you see the difference?
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Its like visual ASMR, Dopamine hit to display in a presentation. Fresh animation dude.
1st is the best !🙌
Love this!
So smooth, I really can't spot a single cut. Going with 2 on this one.
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