On Wed, Mar 11, 2009 at 12:06 PM, bulia byak wrote:
On Wed, Mar 11, 2009 at 9:21 AM, Arnout Standaert <arnout.standaert@...155...> wrote:
Probably some of you have already seen Prezi, an web application for "non-linear" presentations. That doesn't sound too clear, but see http://www.prezi.com for an example, or http://www.aether.hu/prezi for an introduction. It basically breaks the traditional slide-show format of presentations and turns it into a fancy dynamic flight-simulator-like concept. Very refreshing and ubercool after years of Powerpoint slides :-)
We do not support SVG animation yet, unfortunately. Only static SVG. But if there is a viewer capable of playing SVG animation, it would be an interesting project, and not too difficult, to add a tool to Inkscape for writing such zoom/pan scripts.
Interesting but I don't think this requires SVG animation, merely viewport animation It is programatically possible (using javascript) to zoom and pan in svg, I would think that to set up something like this would just require recording a series of viewports and navigating between them. This, of course would not support rotation.
Flipping it around, alternatively, it is a matter of scaling, translating, and rotating the while SVG document with a fixed viewport...
-Rob A>