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(i haven't done webdev in YEARS so I'm pulling this out of my ass) what about a bigass png with transparency that follows your cursor?
Yes, or if you want to learn more about this approach, search for masks, layers.
Is that still the way? I haven't touched web programming since like 2016 and I figured a ton has changed. Can't even remember what JavaScript library I used for animation lol
Interesting. But won't it work only for the background? Waldo isn't part of the background, he is a separate object as he changes position after each time you find him and click on it (I forgot to mention this important point).
I looked up a guide, I wasn't too far off but this shows a better way to do it:
https://www.geeksforgeeks.org/how-to-create-a-spotlight-effect-using-html-and-css/
Just make your own image and get rid of this part:
/* Reduce the brightness of the image */ .img { filter: brightness(10%); }
You'd just have to make the image that follows your cursor have a higher z-index than Waldo