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FX in a movie don't block you from getting something done. You're in a passive mode when you're watching a movie. Imagine being in your car and stepping on the
by jonhendry18 8y ago
FX in a movie don't block you from getting something done. You're in a passive mode when you're watching a movie.
Imagine being in your car and stepping on the brakes, then having to wait for a dashboard animation to complete before the braking actually started.
There's a place for UI animations but it should be possible to turn them off once the novelty wears off.
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