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Excluding animations kills this for me . We need more SVG animations on the web. But the state of animation in SVG is a headache unless your using a third party library .
Excluding animations kills this for me . We need more SVG animations on the web. But the state of animation in SVG is a headache unless your using a third party library .
Do we, though?
We've already had animated GIFs, the marquee tag, Java applets, and Flash animation, and they've all died out because 99.9% of the time the animation is obnoxious and terrible. Vector animation would be just as annoying.
Really cool work - I've been looking for something like this for some time and have played around with HVIF and IVG to that end. @ikskuh since I see you here in the comments, I have one nitpick: I don't think it's fair to compare your binary format to an uncompressed SVG file since they are most often used online (and often used even offline) as gzip- or brotli-compressed resources. It would be nice to see an additio…
Can TinyVG be converted to other image formats, such as PNG?
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Author here: This is actually a limitation of chrome! The images are perfectly sharp when displayed as files: https://tinyvg.tech/img/app-icon.png The are just up/downscaled to 3em height so the table looks uniform
I'm seeing the same thing in firefox (Linux)
The images are the output from the offline renderer, so they are included as PNGs
Looks really interesting! Can TinyVG be converted to other image formats, such as PNG?
There are many other popular vector graphics formats beyond those mentioned here. Lottie has already displaced SVG for animation/motion graphics, and for static content IconVG exists and is backed by Google. There's also PDF, PostScript, Flash, the glyf format in OpenType, etc.
How does eps really compare with the other formats mentioned above?