Unfortunately I have to agree with the other 2 reviewers, $8 is a hefty price for scenes. Also, you should group the animations using "plugins" to avoid loading, and make it in 1 file for easy browsing.
I was hopeful for this scene but like caliuosis said this is a very low effort loop. You're literally charging people $8 for a handful of 2 second cycleforce loops with 0 variation. I looked at your other scenes, all of them just as low effort.
I'm sorry you don't like looped animations. I put a lot of effort into these though. From planning out ideas for things I haven't seen before on here, making looks that go with the scene (there are a total of 4 in this case), creating multiple rough animations before deciding which ones work best for the scene, refining the animations by making them as smooth as possible instead of just being robotic moving in and out, making sure they function properly without issues like things popping out or moving out of place, making sure they load properly without having to make adjustments, ensuring that multiple looks can be used with them, modifying the environment, adding lighting, adding the buttons so you don't have to go back to the menu and load each one individually, and then refining the scene to be as simple as possible without having to compromise the animations so that it's usable on basically any system. Having too much going on and adding things like post magic can make scenes look better, but also limits who can run them. People who like those things and have systems that can handle them have plenty of options. I don't use them, and I post screenshots that don't use them or any other kind of modification to show people exactly what they're getting.
