


Implementing character avatars following mouse rotation based on jquery_jquery
A very clever character avatar follows the mouse rotation effect. In the browser screen, the character's face always faces the mouse rotation. The implementation principle is to create the effect of characters facing different directions up, down, left, and right on the same picture, and use JS to call the position of the background image to achieve the jquery special effect of the character "turning his face".
Let me show you the renderings first. Friends who need it can download the source code
Effect demonstration Source code download
I won’t go into details about the specific implementation process, I’ll just post the code for you.
The code is as follows:
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The above code is based on jquery to realize the character avatar following the mouse rotation. I hope you like it.

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