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以前在一些论坛上看到了这个头像gif:觉得很可爱,但是不知道是怎么做的,因为看上去像真人“抓”出来的(或者是一个很厉害很厉害的人画出来的,但那也肯定是3d动画),但是只为这么个gif肯定不值得。
后来查到了有个软件D-player,是韩国人做的街舞软件,也知道了这个gif是用它截出来的。我一开始下了1.83和2.0,后来觉得不过瘾,又去emule下了一个“目前最完整的版本”,四百多兆呢,下了好几个小时。但是运行之后发现还是挺值得的。我发现自己越来越喜欢它了,而且也越来越喜欢街舞了。看着这个软件中的跳舞娃娃,自己的身体都会不由自主地动起来。
挺佩服作者的创意和想象力。
现在的一个小遗憾是不知道上面的gif是哪种舞步,虽然我现在这个版本舞步很多,但是我试了很多个都不是这个。唉,再查查吧。

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