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S'up broskis. It's been a little while.

I've had a little time to code, and I have another den animation you can use to spice up your dens. We got some falling snow for all you winter lovers out there. Tis the season for your butt to be freezin'.

First of all, in order to learn how to use the CSS & HTML code properly I recommend seeing my first Animated CSS Post with my Fireflies just so you understand the basics of the code, and for resources you can use to code your CSS & HTML. If you're new to CSS & HTML entirely, this post references resources to help start you on your journey.

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UPDATE: APRIL 30th, 2020

Since the original code for the falling snow was very laggy, I did some editing and found a new version of animated falling snow for your den. While I still suggest having a good laptop to use and view this code, this code should have a significant decrease in lag. Removing snow divs in your den description as necessary will help speed up the animation and internet pages.

In case those prefer the older version, I have left it below for your use. The CSS and HTML components are in the the same document. If you read the document properly, it will tell you how to paste the codes accordingly.

CLICK HERE TO VIEW THE IMPROVED CODE ON PASTEBIN

The original CodePen source code, created by Alphardex, can be found by clicking here. GIVING CREDIT TO THEM IS MANDATORY IF YOU USE THIS CODE IN YOUR DEN.

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OLD VERSION OF THE FALLING SNOW CODE

This particular animation requires you to have a GOOD laptop, since the code requires a bit more juice than my fireflies did. I did my best to reduce the lag as much as possible without compromising the original design of the snow. Make sure your internet browser and computer is fully up to date on all it's software updates. I'd also say using a laptop with a minimum of 8 GB of RAM is a safe bet too. Otherwise, your den might be a bit laggy.

The original CodePen source code, created by Sh1zuku, can be found by clicking here. GIVING CREDIT TO THEM IS MANDATORY IF YOU USE THIS CODE IN YOUR DEN. Also note the code you actually use should be slightly less laggy than the source code seen here.

The CSS and HTML components are in the the same document. If you read the document properly, it will tell you how to paste the codes accordingly.

CLICK HERE TO VIEW THE CODE ON PASTEBIN

Keep it real my dudes. More to come in the future.

~A