@ Alejandro:
The use cases I have in mind are small but design rich "tiles"
logos/buttons/icons, so I don't think a browser works. Of course larger more
complex would also be great…
Here is an icon design I got from our lead designer last year, I was excitedly
rejoicing at team meetings
Thanks for the thought, Alejandro, but I don’t see how this would work when it
comes to scaling. My idea would be to adapt the size of the widget to the
screen size as part of the standalone, by simply changing its dimensions, and
voila! the graphics in the widget would always look good. If I
Hi Graham,
Could you use the browser widget to
render a svg as png?
Take a look at this javascript code
that shows 3 different methods
to create a transparent png
from svg files:
http://techslides.com/save-svg-as-an-image
This works really fine:
Yes, I’m assuming that the SVG capabilities of widgets will develop until
pretty much any SVG graphic can be rendered: this could of course be wrong. But
I would be very sad if we have to stick to monochrome for any serious work.
After all, complex controls, which is what widgets are, are
Are you looking to go beyond the single path, one color option we have now? I
keep getting illustrator files from our designers that can be saved and shown
SVG on the web, inclusive of multiple paths and gradients but would love to use
them in LC apps.
BR
On 8/5/16, 10:33 PM,
Hi Beda
aybe I spoke too soon - AffinityDesigner looks great (and affordable), although
I am not sure I could train myself adequately to use it.
Still, I will try both Inkscape and AffinityDesigner. My first goal is to make
a widget which displays a fairly photo-realisitic graphic that can be
Hello Graham,
that’s what I’m looking for too, after seeing widgets on the great conference
in Edingburgh this week.
CrossPlatform, Opensource and free alternative is Inkscape.
An advanced substitute vor Illustrator in my opinion is AffinityDesigner (Mac)
for 40 £ and now also available
Wha??!? Free BEER???
Bob S
On Aug 5, 2016, at 11:38 , Richard Gaskin
> wrote:
> /Inkscape./
Seconded.
Inkscape is free as in beer, free as in freedom, and made by really nice people
you can meet at the SoCal Linux Expo and other
Ok, everyone - it’s Inkscape. To reassure Peter, I do normally contribute money
to stuff that’s created from community efforts as soon as I start using it
seriously.
Thanks to all who replied.
Graham
> On 5 Aug 2016, at 20:06, Peter TB Brett wrote:
>
> On
I use InkScape, the one mentioned by many, for laser milling. It takes some
effort to get up to speed. I miss Cricket Draw.
One important thing to remember, whatever the tool, is that you can edit by
hand if need be if there are quirks in the file. These are usually in scaling.
If your
On 05/08/2016 15:57, Graham Samuel wrote:
Having got very interested in LC widgets at the conference, I’m about to start
experimenting, but I need to create some SVG graphics based on my own designs.
I can’t afford Illustrator - has anyone got any recommendations for a free, or
at any rate,
richmond wrote:
> On 08/05/2016 03:57 PM, Graham Samuel wrote:
>> Having got very interested in LC widgets at the conference, I’m
>> about to start experimenting, but I need to create some SVG graphics
>> based on my own designs. I can’t afford Illustrator - has anyone got
>> any recommendations
My preferate: Affinity Designer
https://affinity.serif.com
Thierry
2016-08-05 16:57 GMT+02:00 Graham Samuel :
> Having got very interested in LC widgets at the conference, I’m about to
> start experimenting, but I need to create some SVG graphics based on my own
> designs. I
/Inkscape./
/Richmond./
//
On 08/05/2016 03:57 PM, Graham Samuel wrote:
Having got very interested in LC widgets at the conference, I’m about to start
experimenting, but I need to create some SVG graphics based on my own designs.
I can’t afford Illustrator - has anyone got any
On 08/05/2016 09:57 AM, Graham Samuel wrote:
Having got very interested in LC widgets at the conference, I’m about to start
experimenting, but I need to create some SVG graphics based on my own designs.
I can’t afford Illustrator - has anyone got any recommendations for a free, or
at any
Having got very interested in LC widgets at the conference, I’m about to start
experimenting, but I need to create some SVG graphics based on my own designs.
I can’t afford Illustrator - has anyone got any recommendations for a free, or
at any rate, not very expensive, editor suitable for
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