Anyone have an idea how one could go about rendering SVG animations from AS or even an SVG image sequence?
Cheers
DK
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Re: SVG Output
would be nice, but no - any attempt to export vector based output has resulted in crap in my personal experience... going to illustrator via flash has always cocked up all the colours. Shame really - I think vector output should be looked at in future releases.
Re: SVG Output
Yeah....especially with html5 now supporting vector based animation. I need this for an app I am developing. Had a bit of succsess with Vector Magic but it's a slow process doing images one by one.
DK
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Re: SVG Output
Html5 output is being coded now for Synfig:
https://github.com/haramanai/sifplayer
It takes a sif file (output from Synfig) and plays it on a html5 browser.
It has limited support yet but is in development.
-G
https://github.com/haramanai/sifplayer
It takes a sif file (output from Synfig) and plays it on a html5 browser.
It has limited support yet but is in development.
-G
Re: SVG Output
Hi Genete.
How are you mate
Is the resulting animation in a vector format so that the animation can be rescaled?
D.K
How are you mate

Is the resulting animation in a vector format so that the animation can be rescaled?
D.K
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Re: SVG Output
I'm great! thanks! I hope you're fine tooDK wrote:Hi Genete.
How are you mate

I've not have time to play with it many times but I guess that the size of the canvas elements can be fixed or relative to browser window size. It still in a very primitive stadium but it looks very promising even with limited support.Is the resulting animation in a vector format so that the animation can be rescaled?
I'll translate your question to the author's forum thread.
Here is a sample animation that doesn't seem to rescale:
http://d.j.a.y.free.fr/synfig2html5/
Cheers
-G