Lottie does not handle cursor interaction during animation loops. Since Lottie animations are programmed as JSON files, they only loop in a predetermined sequence without any user input. Lottie animations are designed to be lightweight, vector-based animations that can be easily embedded into websites or mobile apps. They are not intended to be interactive in the traditional sense, and do not contain any code to handle cursor interaction during animation loops. However, it is possible to add interactivity to Lottie animations using scripting languages like JavaScript or by pairing them with user interface components. In these cases, cursor interaction can be handled in the same way as with any other interactive component of a website or mobile app.
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