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Another minimal JS animation here! Interactive (and damn satisfying) cursor animation made with only 3kb of pure JS. Not sure how to use it yet – maybe as a base for some shader?.. Anyway, it's fun already :) Live demo & source code: Hosted on CodePen.IO

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