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OPEN  Feature request #278  -  Import/export .svg frames sequence, and/or .svg animations
Posted Dec 27, 2012 - updated Feb 21, 2023
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Issue description
Synfig could export to svg animations with SVG+SMIL, which would make possible to view an animation directly in the browser without any previous rendering.

SMIL is the W3C recommended XML markup language to describe multimedia presentations. It defines markup for timing, layout, animations, visual transitions, and media embedding, among other things. SMIL allows presenting media items such as text, images, video, audio, links to other SMIL presentations, and files from multiple web servers which is getting supported in mayor browsers. Actually it's necessary to support SMIL in order to pass Acid3 web standards test.

See:

Eldruin 12:07, 1 March 2012 (UTC)

#1
Comment posted by
 Jehan
Oct 22, 18:31
I'd like to bring this up a little since this would be really a killer feature IMO. SVG+SMIL is like the perfect replacement for GIF images on the web if you could create them without any code: you design in Inkscape, animate in Synfig, and you get a light vector animation which fits for any viewing device. Bonus: you can even further script it, style it later or make it interactive later on if you work with coders.

The spec anyway: https://www.w3.org/TR/SMIL/
#2
Comment posted by
 WilliamProvince
Sep 20, 20:48
Thanks for sharing this file. I often deal with animation and not only. I used it for brighter transitions in my last project. I always prefer to emphasize the uniqueness and originality of the design in this way. And even such a detail as the font can play an important role in this. https://masterbundles.com/fun-fonts-best-free-premium-fun-fonts/ this source helps me with the choice of fonts for any theme and color scheme.
#3
Comment posted by
 Siong1986
May 28, 07:47
Inkscape is an open-source vector graphics editor, with capabilities similar to Illustrator, Corel Draw, or Xara X using the W3C standard Scalable Vector Graphics (SVG) file format. Inkscape supports many advanced SVG features. Need to check this https://www.aucklandconcretedriveways.co.nz/ and get more helpful tips about building materials. and great care is taken in designing a streamlined interface. It is very easy to edit nodes, perform complex path operations, trace bitmaps, and much more. We also aim to maintain a thriving user and developer community by using open, community-oriented development.
#4
Comment posted by
 Siong1986
May 28, 07:47
Inkscape is an open-source vector graphics editor, with capabilities similar to Illustrator, Corel Draw, or Xara X using the W3C standard Scalable Vector Graphics (SVG) file format. Inkscape supports many advanced SVG features. Need to check this https://www.aucklandconcretedriveways.co.nz/ and get more helpful tips about building materials. and great care is taken in designing a streamlined interface. It is very easy to edit nodes, perform complex path operations, trace bitmaps, and much more. We also aim to maintain a thriving user and developer community by using open, community-oriented development.
#5
Comment posted by
 Siong1986
May 28, 07:48
Inkscape is an open-source vector graphics editor, with capabilities similar to Illustrator, Corel Draw, or Xara X using the W3C standard Scalable Vector Graphics (SVG) file format. Inkscape supports many advanced SVG features. Need to check this https://www.aucklandconcretedriveways.co.nz/ and get more helpful tips about building materials. and great care is taken in designing a streamlined interface. It is very easy to edit nodes, perform complex path operations, trace bitmaps, and much more. We also aim to maintain a thriving user and === developer === community by using open, community-oriented development.
#6
Comment posted by
 Siong1986
May 28, 07:48
== Inkscape is an open-source vector graphics editor, with capabilities similar to Illustrator, Corel Draw, or Xara X using the W3C standard Scalable Vector Graphics (SVG) file format. == Inkscape supports many advanced SVG features. Need to check this https://www.aucklandconcretedriveways.co.nz/ and get more helpful tips about building materials. and great care is taken in designing a streamlined interface. It is very easy to edit nodes, perform complex path operations, trace bitmaps, and much more. We also aim to maintain a thriving user and developer community by using open, community-oriented development.
#7
Comment posted by
 Siong1986
May 28, 07:50
Inkscape is an open-source vector graphics editor, with capabilities similar to Illustrator, Corel Draw, or Xara X using the W3C standard Scalable Vector Graphics (SVG) file format. Inkscape supports many advanced SVG features. Need to check this https://www.aucklandconcretedriveways.co.nz/ and get more helpful tips about building materials. and great care is taken in designing a streamlined interface. It is very easy to edit nodes, perform complex path operations, trace bitmaps, and much more. We also aim to maintain a thriving user and developer community by using open, community-oriented development.
#8
Comment posted by
 Siong1986
May 28, 07:50
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#9
Comment posted by
 Siong1986
icon_reply.pngMay 28, 07:50, in reply to comment #1
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#10
Comment posted by
 JSmith11
Aug 22, 21:10
Have this been tried in website builders such as Weebly? I've been considering moving my business website https://www.concretedrivewaybaltimore.com to Word Press or similar and I was hoping to add some extra media features, but if it works in Weebly I might just hold off doing that.
#13
Comment posted by
 JSmith11
Aug 22, 21:13
Have this been tried in website builders such as Weebly? I've been considering moving my business website to Word Press or similar and I was hoping to add some extra media features, but if it works in Weebly I might just hold off doing that.
#14
Comment posted by
 JSmith11
icon_reply.pngAug 22, 21:13, in reply to comment #9
Have this been tried in website builders such as Weebly? I've been considering moving my business website to Word Press or similar and I was hoping to add some extra media features, but if it works in Weebly I might just hold off doing that.

Siong1986 wrote:
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Oct 03, 17:14
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#16
Comment posted by
 Jenson
Oct 24, 08:52
I want to briefly address this since, in my opinion, it would be a game-changing feature. If you could produce GIF graphics for the web without using any code, SVG+SMIL would be the ideal substitute. You design in Inkscape, animate in Synfig, and end up with a light vector animation that works on every viewing device. Bonus: If you work with hackers, you may even further script it, design it afterwards, or make it interactive later.

Jenson Jones | www.southernimagingcopiers.com
#17
Comment posted by
 Jenson
Oct 24, 08:53
I want to briefly address this since, in my opinion, it would be a game-changing feature. If you could produce GIF graphics for the web without using any code, SVG+SMIL would be the ideal substitute. You design in Inkscape, animate in Synfig, and end up with a light vector animation that works on every viewing device. Bonus: If you work with hackers, you may even further script it, design it afterwards, or make it interactive later.

Jenson Jones | www.southernimagingcopiers.com
#18
Comment posted by
 Jenson
Oct 24, 08:53
I want to briefly address this since, in my opinion, it would be a game-changing feature. If you could produce GIF graphics for the web without using any code, SVG+SMIL would be the ideal substitute. You design in Inkscape, animate in Synfig, and end up with a light vector animation that works on every viewing device. Bonus: If you work with hackers, you may even further script it, design it afterwards, or make it interactive later.

Jenson Jones www.southernimagingcopiers.com
#19
Comment posted by
 Jenson
Oct 24, 08:53
I want to briefly address this since, in my opinion, it would be a game-changing feature. If you could produce GIF graphics for the web without using any code, SVG+SMIL would be the ideal substitute. You design in Inkscape, animate in Synfig, and end up with a light vector animation that works on every viewing device. Bonus: If you work with hackers, you may even further script it, design it afterwards, or make it interactive later. Jenson Jones www.southernimagingcopiers.com
#20
Comment posted by
 Jenson
Oct 24, 08:54
I want to briefly address this since, in my opinion, it would be a game-changing feature. If you could produce GIF graphics for the web without using any code, SVG+SMIL would be the ideal substitute. You design in Inkscape, animate in Synfig, and end up with a light vector animation that works on every viewing device. Bonus: If you work with hackers, you may even further script it, design it afterwards, or make it interactive later.www.southernimagingcopiers.com
#21
Comment posted by
 Jenson
Oct 24, 08:54
I want to address this briefly since, in my opinion, it would be a game-changing feature. If you could produce GIF graphics for the web without using any code, SVG+SMIL would be the ideal substitute. You design in Inkscape, animate in Synfig, and a light vector animation that works on every viewing device. Bonus: If you work with hackers, you may even further script it, design it afterward, or make it interactive later.www.southernimagingcopiers.com
#22
Comment posted by
 Jenson
Oct 24, 08:54
I want to address this briefly since, in my opinion, it would be a game-changing feature. If you could produce GIF graphics for the web without using any code, SVG+SMIL would be the ideal substitute. You design in Inkscape, animate in Synfig, and a light vector animation that works on every viewing device. Bonus: If you work with hackers, you may even further script it, design it afterward, or make it interactive later.https://www.southernimagingcopiers.com/|www.southernimagingcopiers.com
#23
Comment posted by
 Jenson
Oct 24, 08:55
I want to address this briefly since, in my opinion, it would be a game-changing feature. If you could produce GIF graphics for the web without using any code, SVG+SMIL would be the ideal substitute. www.southernimagingcopiers.com
#24
Comment posted by
 Jenson
icon_reply.pngOct 24, 08:55, in reply to comment #15
I agree with you www.southernimagingcopiers.com

hyhytiny185 wrote:
The following are 10 strong tips on the best way to communicate in English
like an expert which can turn any novice English speaker to an expert
English speaker.

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#25
Comment posted by
 Jenson
icon_reply.pngOct 24, 08:56, in reply to comment #15
I agree with you //www.southernimagingcopiers.com/

hyhytiny185 wrote:
The following are 10 strong tips on the best way to communicate in English
like an expert which can turn any novice English speaker to an expert
English speaker.

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#26
Comment posted by
 Jenson
icon_reply.pngOct 24, 08:57, in reply to comment #1
I agree to this.

Jehan wrote:
I'd like to bring this up a little since this would be really a killer
feature IMO.
SVG+SMIL is like the perfect replacement for GIF images on the web if you
could create them without any code: you design in Inkscape, animate in
Synfig, and you get a light vector animation which fits for any viewing
device. Bonus: you can even further script it, style it later or make it
interactive later on if you work with coders.

The spec anyway: https://www.w3.org/TR/SMIL/


#27
Comment posted by
 Jenson
icon_reply.pngOct 24, 08:57, in reply to comment #1
I agree to this.

Jehan wrote:
I'd like to bring this up a little since this would be really a killer
feature IMO.
SVG+SMIL is like the perfect replacement for GIF images on the web if you
could create them without any code: you design in Inkscape, animate in
Synfig, and you get a light vector animation which fits for any viewing
device. Bonus: you can even further script it, style it later or make it
interactive later on if you work with coders.

The spec anyway: https://www.w3.org/TR/SMIL/


#28
Comment posted by
 Jenson
icon_reply.pngOct 24, 08:58, in reply to comment #1
I agree to this. [[https://www.southernimagingcopiers.com/|www.southernimagingcopiers.com]]


Jehan wrote:
I'd like to bring this up a little since this would be really a killer
feature IMO.
SVG+SMIL is like the perfect replacement for GIF images on the web if you
could create them without any code: you design in Inkscape, animate in
Synfig, and you get a light vector animation which fits for any viewing
device. Bonus: you can even further script it, style it later or make it
interactive later on if you work with coders.

The spec anyway: https://www.w3.org/TR/SMIL/


#29
Comment posted by
 Jenson
icon_reply.pngOct 24, 08:58, in reply to comment #1
I agree to this. [[https://www.southernimagingcopiers.com/|www.southernimagingcopiers.com]]


#30
Comment posted by
 Jenson
icon_reply.pngOct 24, 08:58, in reply to comment #1
I agree to this. www.southernimagingcopiers.com


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