Ulrich-Matthias Schäfer
Ulrich-Matthias Schäfer
`rect.animate().transform({skewY: 50})` and `rect.animate().skew(0, 50)` also yield different results. very strange
Here I stay as one of the 2 smartest people of this planet relating SVG (thanks for that :D) wondering what a compound path is :D. But hey I have...
You use 3.0? Wow that's not even a pre release :D. Don't wonder if the api changes and your code breaks. However I am happy that you are happy with...
I have to admit that I do not use svg.js in my daily projects. I once worked for [vizzlo](vizzlo.com) - they use svg.js to draw their charts. But that was...
Hehe - basically everyone wants to code an svg editor :D
You cannot substract a simple path from another simple path. The only way to do that is **using** a compound path. Thats what they are for. You ofc can fill...
It most likely just glues together both paths. e.g. ```js path1, path2 var newPath = rootSVG.path(path1.attr('d') + ' ' + path2.attr('d')) ``` // EDIT: @villanus this is something you can...
Yes, guess the typings for the runner are just not complete. If you want you can edit the file directly in your browser and submit a PR :)
Wow good catch! I fixed it in master :) Also: Great fiddle! PS: Congratulation on your first issue and welcome to GitHub!
Were you able to figure out where things go wrong?