Loop a pointing hand that shows a drag, without teleporting back in plain sight

A tutorial hand that shows how to drag a piece should repeat until the player does it. A loop that simply restarts makes the hand jump from the end back to the start where everyone can see it, and a drag without a visible press and release does not say what to do. Here is the timeline of a hand that reads well.

Why this works

People learn a gesture by seeing its start, its path and its end in order. Hiding the return trip in a moment when the hand cannot be seen means the loop never shows a jump, so the lesson stays clear.

When not to use it

Do not rely on a looping hand for gestures that need a lot of explaining, or when many players can't see the screen well. Add a short line of words or a first guided step where the player does it once.

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