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Johanengelen: /* defs2 */

2007-06-04T00:09:12Z

defs2

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	</defs>		</defs>
	...		...
	<svg:path ... inkscape:path-effects="#path-effect2 ..." />		<svg:path ... inkscape:path-effects="url(#path-effect2) ..." />
	...		...
	</svg:svg>		</svg:svg>

2007-06-04T00:08:40Z

What's it look like in SVG?

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	(all ideas have an inkscape:original-d = "..." added to the path)		(all ideas have an inkscape:original-d = "..." added to the path)

			At the moment "defs2" is implemented.

	==Simple idea==		==Simple idea==

2007-06-04T00:08:25Z

Simple idea

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	</pre>		</pre>

	~~This is what is implemented at this moment.~~
	* No chaining possible		* No chaining possible
	* Difficult to determine path-effect-param type from SVG.		* Difficult to determine path-effect-param type from SVG.

2007-05-25T09:39:47Z

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	</pre>		</pre>

	==Effect Wishlist==		=Effect Wishlist=
	* Skeletal Strokes		Add your wishes here! Note that they should be path effects, meaning that they can only take the original path and transform that with the parameters provided. There is not really a limit to the parameter types, so if you need special parameters, list them here aswell. But keep in mind that only a path is outputed; for example, a style cannot be outputed.
	* Fillet & Chamfer		== Skeletal Strokes ==
	* Fractalize		== Fillet & Chamfer ==
	* Interpolate		== Fractalize ==
	* Effect Lines (sorry about the japanese, but it should make visual sense - http://www.wa.commufa.jp/~ksg/p_pfwp5_cgf.htm )		== Interpolate ==
	* Mesh Distort (with variable mesh resolution) - Like gradient meshes but for distorting the object itself, not color		== Effect Lines ==
			(sorry about the japanese, but it should make visual sense - http://www.wa.commufa.jp/~ksg/p_pfwp5_cgf.htm )
			== Mesh Distort ==
			(with variable mesh resolution) - Like gradient meshes but for distorting the object itself, not color

2007-05-19T21:40:59Z

What's it look like in SVG?

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	= What's it look like in SVG? =		= What's it look like in SVG? =

			(all ideas have an inkscape:original-d = "..." added to the path)

	==Simple idea==		==Simple idea==

2007-05-19T21:20:11Z

defs section

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	* upside: you can apply the same effect (with equal params) to different objects very easily.		* upside: you can apply the same effect (with equal params) to different objects very easily.
	* downside: same as with gradients, might become a problem with parameters changing for only one object of all the objects referring to a certain effect, which then needs forking etc etc...		* downside: same as with gradients, might become a problem with parameters changing for only one object of all the objects referring to a certain effect, which then needs forking etc etc...

			==defs2==
			<pre>
			<svg:svg>
			...
			<defs>
			...
			<inkscape:path-effect
			id="path-effect2"
			effect="skeletal"
			blah="foo"
			blah2="arf"/>
			...
			</defs>
			...
			<svg:path ... inkscape:path-effects="#path-effect2 ..." />
			...
			</svg:svg>
			</pre>

	==Effect Wishlist==		==Effect Wishlist==

2007-05-16T19:08:53Z

added Mesh Distort to wishlist

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	* Interpolate		* Interpolate
	* Effect Lines (sorry about the japanese, but it should make visual sense - http://www.wa.commufa.jp/~ksg/p_pfwp5_cgf.htm )		* Effect Lines (sorry about the japanese, but it should make visual sense - http://www.wa.commufa.jp/~ksg/p_pfwp5_cgf.htm )
			* Mesh Distort (with variable mesh resolution) - Like gradient meshes but for distorting the object itself, not color

2007-05-16T17:47:58Z

adding wishlist for effects

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	* upside: you can apply the same effect (with equal params) to different objects very easily.		* upside: you can apply the same effect (with equal params) to different objects very easily.
	* downside: same as with gradients, might become a problem with parameters changing for only one object of all the objects referring to a certain effect, which then needs forking etc etc...		* downside: same as with gradients, might become a problem with parameters changing for only one object of all the objects referring to a certain effect, which then needs forking etc etc...

			==Effect Wishlist==
			* Skeletal Strokes
			* Fillet & Chamfer
			* Fractalize
			* Interpolate
			* Effect Lines (sorry about the japanese, but it should make visual sense - http://www.wa.commufa.jp/~ksg/p_pfwp5_cgf.htm )

2007-05-08T19:34:00Z

What is a Live Path Effect?

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	Discussion page for Johan's Live Path Effects project for GSoC2007.		Discussion page for Johan's Live Path Effects project for GSoC2007.

	~~= What is a Live Path Effect? =~~

	* Spiral/star tool?
	* Skeletal strokes
	* whirl

	= What's it look like in SVG? =		= What's it look like in SVG? =

2007-05-08T19:33:44Z

defs section

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	Looks alot like gradients.		Looks alot like gradients.
	* upside: you can apply the same effect (with equal params) to different objects very easily.		* upside: you can apply the same effect (with equal params) to different objects very easily.
			* downside: same as with gradients, might become a problem with parameters changing for only one object of all the objects referring to a certain effect, which then needs forking etc etc...