Joshua, it looks like you're working on something I'm trying to do too:
render any svg tiddler with fill and stroke set by fields and using a
macro:
<$list filter=[title[whatever]]"><<showsvg tiddler="any.svg"
fill={{!!fill-color}} stroke={{!!stroke-color}/>></$list>
it's way beyond my abilities, but well within my imagination :)
thanks,
//steve.
On Friday, April 24, 2020 at 6:17:50 PM UTC-4, Joshua Fontany wrote:
>
> Really neat to see how far you are taking these SVG experiments!
>
> I am currently translating the gameicons.net icon SGVs into tiddlywiki
> image tiddlers.
>
> Just figured out how to recolor multiple sub-paths with CSS selectors.
>
> I LOVE that you can transclude SVG code and other tiddler content into
> other SVG objects.
>
> Hope to share some of that soon.
>
> Best,
> Joshua F
>
> On Friday, April 24, 2020 at 7:58:04 AM UTC-7, A Gloom wrote:
>>
>> Zoom & pan control buttons for svg demo
>>
>> Single self contained demo tiddler attached.
>>
>> Using buttons setting fields with math filter operators to set the svg
>> viewBox, which is the dimension, aspect ratio settings for the svg image.
>>
>> Only drawback is current zoom multipliers product is rounded to whole
>> numbers so the zoom in and out numbers don't stay constant (zoom in from
>> 240 doesn't zoom back out to 240).
>>
>> The svg has 9 quadrants, only the central one is visible, the others are
>> revealed by pan controls.
>>
>> This would be good for "dungeon" maps where portions of the map isn't
>> revealed till movement direction is chosen by the pan controls. The pan
>> controls could also be embedded into the map svg at doors to reveal/move
>> map view to new rooms by button click. Shall make a demo dungeon map with
>> nav buttons on doors-- just have to strip down one of my interactive
>> novel's maps to make it just enough to demostrate the concept.
>>
>> filter for zoom in (multiply[.75]) & out (multiply[1.25]) to manipulat
>> width & height portion of viewBox
>>
>> {{{ [all[current]get[filter-field4]multiply[1.25]round[]] }}}
>>
>> filter for pan (add[40]) to manipulate Xmin (origin) & Ymin (origin)
>> portion of viewBox
>>
>> {{{ [all[current]get[filter-field1]add[40]] }}}
>>
>> Screenshots show the controls (upper right) used with a map as well as
>> checkbox widgets for building the svg with layers. First using the normal
>> button widgets, second using buttons with TW icons housed in a svg "frame"
>> (the compass rose). The map key (hidden till the map key button is
>> clicked) is revealed (another seperate svg). The 2nd screenshot has 3
>> svgs-- the zoom/pan compass rose & buttons, the map key and the main map.
>>
>> [image: zoompanmap.jpg]
>>
>> [image: zoompanmap2.jpg]
>>
>>
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