Re: : [svg-developers] Bitmap gradient

That prog calculates the whole screen with ratio 15 fps, as I remember- I wrote it some years ago. It could be done faster, if necessary. But if you already have set of bitmaps, what you needn'tšcreate when previous are shown at the sreen, it will be faster, of course. What I demonstrated you is

[svg-developers] Re: Epub and SVG on Nook (yes, but very limited)

Maybe an Android-based reader. Not sure what Web browsers run on Android, but Chrome on Windows is pretty good with SVG. --- In svg-developers@yahoogroups.com, "Francis Hemsher" wrote: > > Hi, > > I've created some epub documents including SVG, using Sigil, and read them > via the Nook Color

Re: ïÔ×ÅÔ: [svg-developers] Bitmap gradient

What is the speed like? I want to use it for an animation, so I need it to be able to cycle through the colors quickly. That's why I think bitmap DEMs would be faster. Here's an example using using a bitmap and minus the color cycling: http://isometricland.com/svg/kaleidoscope_flame.svg Mike

[svg-developers] Epub and SVG on Nook (yes, but very limited)

Hi, I've created some epub documents including SVG, using Sigil, and read them via the Nook Color for PC reader. It does display some SVG, but is somewhat limited: It doesnt do much more than read basic shapes. Does anyone know which epub readers currently support SVG with more substance than