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That was the same with me. I guess it is because the dots are already colored, thus leading one's focus towards the translation. However if you ignore the color
by mythealias 13y ago
That was the same with me. I guess it is because the dots are already colored, thus leading one's focus towards the translation. However if you ignore the colors and imagine a 3-petal flower, then you can see the flowers rotate counter-clockwise. Try following the outer edges where the density of dots is sparse and less confusing to form a mental image of the petal.