Hi Julie,
can you post an example to see how you structured the file? Also which
SVG viewer did you try? Also on which OS did you try, with how much
memory and CPU power available?
But it might well be that 36000 circles are too much for the current
SVG viewers.
The currently existing viewers
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I have a svg file containing 36000 circles
That's a lot of circles! on a 1024x768 they'd all have to have a radius of
2 pixels so you could see them all, at 2px radius, there's no way you could
see they are circles. Do you
Thanks for your quick answer.
In my svg file, I have first a javascript section that contains an array that
have the same nb of lines (36000)
Then here is a part of my svg file section where circles are drawn :
svg x=5 y=5 width=600px height=550px viewBox=-98726 -98726 1238168
1134010
g
rect
hi julie,
there is no real workaround. (trop c'est trop.)
some possibilities although:
- switch of anti-aliasing
- try to render rectangles rather than circles. if they are that small
that won't make any difference. i did some tests a year ago with
randomly generated basic shapes. in order
What do you mean by switch of anti-aliasing ?
Concerning your suggestion of create rectangles instead of circles, why not...
I'll test it.
I don't understand neither your last suggestion. What I do is to generate the
file using Batik, so each circle is written inside a loop (creating the circle
hi julie,
What do you mean by switch of anti-aliasing ?
check out
http://www.w3.org/TR/SVG11/painting.html#ShapeRenderingProperty ASV
supports that.
Concerning your suggestion of create rectangles instead of circles, why not...
I'll test it.
I don't understand neither your last
Hi Julie,
I still don't understand if you generate the circles in the client, using
Javascript or on the
server.
In the first case, that might be one of the reasons why it is very slow.
If you generate the circles on the server, than you can as well aggregate the
circles.
I had a similar
I create the circles on the server, so when the svg is displayed, the circles
are already written in the file. But what you say is important because I was
wondering if it could be faster if I'd create the circles by using a javascript
function when loading the document... So the response seems
have you tried to load the file in Batik and see what part takes the longest?
In Batik you get
messages in the status line, telling when the file was loaded, when the scripts
are parsed
and when rendering starts. Is it the rendering that takes that long or the
parsing of the
file? If you use
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