Re: [Inkscape-devel] Google Summer of Code Ideas
# from Thorsten Wilms # on Thursday 08 March 2007 01:43 am:
- you would loose flexibility. changing anything about the perspective
would require you to start over.
Ah, and here I thought it was 2007 or something. Silly me.
I would really like to see cooperating programs define workflows that automatically update when the source data changes rather than the export, import, redefine dance.
In the short term, simple 3D operations in inkscape will work, but I think it wants to be a 2D tool.
--Eric
Hello Eric,
I haven't heard about uberconverter lately. You mention in the GSOC for the pdf export to use crs2pdf.
Could you tell what is the status (svg2crs) and where I can read something about crs format to generate a crs2something. I guess it does not depend on rel but on the crs format only. Right?
thx,
Adib. ---
Eric Wilhelm schrieb:
# from Thorsten Wilms # on Thursday 08 March 2007 01:43 am:
- you would loose flexibility. changing anything about the perspective
would require you to start over.
Ah, and here I thought it was 2007 or something. Silly me.
I would really like to see cooperating programs define workflows that automatically update when the source data changes rather than the export, import, redefine dance.
In the short term, simple 3D operations in inkscape will work, but I think it wants to be a 2D tool.
--Eric
# from Adib Taraben # on Thursday 08 March 2007 05:41 am:
I haven't heard about uberconverter lately.
That would be firstly because it is now named VectorSection (http://vectorsection.org/) and secondly because I've been working on an open-source cross-platform e-book reader platform dotReader (http://dotreader.com/) for the last several months.
You mention in the GSOC for the pdf export to use crs2pdf.
Could you tell what is the status (svg2crs) and where I can read something about crs format to generate a crs2something. I guess it does not depend on rel but on the crs format only. Right?
See the vectorsection site and svn repository. At the moment, the best way to understand the format is to read the code and play with svg2crs.
--Eric
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