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I’ve not looked at the tool, but are animations driven by CSS, and if so do you embed the CSS into the SVG? Where I work we’re looking at SVG animation tools f
by illwrks 3y ago
I’ve not looked at the tool, but are animations driven by CSS, and if so do you embed the CSS into the SVG?
Where I work we’re looking at SVG animation tools for some graphics and the majority appear to be lottie-like tools dependent on JavaScript and other plugins which we can’t use.
- jarek-foksa 3y agoFor pure SVG-based animations you should take a look at Boxy SVG: https://boxy-svg.com/blog/21 https://boxy-svg.com/blog/21
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- tgv 3y agoIt doesn't sound like CSS. The fans on my laptop came on after opening a simple animation (the Pythagorean proof). Firefox was at 100%.
- Springtime 3y agoSVGator[1] offers CSS or JS for animation export (no SMIL or hybrid it seems). I haven't used it but it came up in a prior HN discussion. Due to the traditional dearth of authoring tools I'm used to creating self-contained SVG animations manually via a text editor, by translating raster mockups, but glad there's at least one GUI authoring tool that considers such use cases. [1] https://www.svgator.com/help/getting-started/js-animations-vs-css-animations https://www.svgator.com/help/getting-started/js-animations-v...
- trangram 3y agoThank you for your interest! At the moment, Trangram does not support exporting SVG animation files.