Motion

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Last edited Sep 28, 2017

Created on Nov 12, 2017

The visualization shows two sets of black circles arranged in a diagonal pattern, with one circle from each set rotating around a fixed point to create a sense of continuous motion. The animation is driven by `d3.timer`, which repeatedly updates the `transform` attribute of the circles using an SVG `rotate` transformation. The rotation angle is calculated from the elapsed time since page load, with one set rotating around the first circle’s position and the other around the fifth circle’s position. Built with D3 v4 and rendered as SVG, the code uses hardcoded coordinates for the circles and relies on CSS classes to select and animate them, creating a simple kinetic composition without any external data source.

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