Hi,
Can you be more specific about this as from what you saw I don't know
what you saw and what the problem was and I'm not even sure what you
mean by "rendered chaotically".
The first link takes you to my company web page which has one small
SVG on it (so you can test if you can see them). If you click on the
doorway picture you get a contents page with a small SVG comic
(spoofing the movie "Zardoz") and another linking to the contents
page of the big comic project ("Dragon Knights").
The second link takes you to the page about my comic on online comics
(so the visist is recorded and adds to my popularity rating). If you
click on the thumbnail you get to the index page of the comic which
doesn't have any SVG's on it but warns you that you need to be able
to see them (I did like this because my, not very computer literate
parents, said that they tryed looking at it and just got computer
code). If you click on one of the links at the bottom, you get the
contents page of the comic.
The comic contents page has some small SVG's on it and links to main
parts. If you follow the recomended path for new users you get some
stuff about how to view SVG files and the scenario of the comic
before getting into an actual SVG comic. The first one instructs you
on the interactivity and doesn't have much plot. Then you get a title
page which can take a while to download and crashes Opera. The next
is the start of the comic story. I did it like this to get people
into the interactive SVG gradually (before Opera had native SVG
support) but perhaps it gets confusing. I'm not sure if this was
your problem or what would be easyer for people.
It would also help if I new what software you were using.
Richard Pearman http://www.pixelpalaces.com/
The next stage in the evolution of web comics:
http://www.onlinecomics.net/pages/details/listing.php?comicID=4415
--- In [email protected], Doc <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> Richard Pearman wrote:
> > Hi,
> >
> > I'm not sure if you've looked at my comic. Perhaps you should
take a
> > look at it. You can't really sit and complain about theoretical
> > problems without looking at what's been done.
> >
> I went to the link provided and hunted around for the comics
> found some svg that from what I could see of it looked to be comic
> but since what I found rendered chaotically I cannot even be sure
of that.
>
> Perhaps you could post the links to the comics
> themselves so that I could be sure that was the intended image to
view.
>
> I did take the time to follow the link
>
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