Have you tried making that into an SVGFont + text-on-a-path?
Using that it should be possible to get the effect of something similar to
a custom stroke that follows a path. Adding method="stretch" on the
textPath element may make it look better, but it depends.
Cheers
/Erik
On Tue, 05 Feb 200
> Here you are:
> http://frankbruder.fr.ohost.de/scripting/batikinstall.html
Nice tutorial! :-)
Few tips I'd like to share:
1. Install Location:
«For the remainder of this document I assume that you now create a new
folder named `Batik' in C:\Programs and extract the archive with the
Batik bina
Hi Erik and others,
I tried the method with text on path. However, in Opera, I don't see
any difference at all when using method="stretch" when compared to
method="align". Anything I am doing wrong?
Here is my file:
http://www.w3.org/
TR/2001/REC-SVG-20010904/DTD/svg10.dtd">
http://www.w3.org
Hi Andreas,
Nothing wrong with your example, but the effect is quite subtle on your
font, a larger amplitude will show you that the glyphs are indeed
stretched.
However, I think this will still not give a satisfying result by itself,
but it depends on the curve.
Another way, which may be a
At 04:29 AM 2/6/2008, Andreas wrote:
Before I saw what Andreas had written I thought of another approach
-- using as in this example:
http://srufaculty.sru.edu/david.dailey/svg/symbol.svg
I put a SMIL animation on the markers since I was having trouble
figuring out how to position them proper
David
First make sure what you copied from Andreas gave is pasted in
correctly. I had the same problem until I fixed some of the line breaks.
To everyone else thanks for for the ideas. I am glad I didn't miss
something obvious.
Andreas you had the closest attempt but as you say it looks odd with
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