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Always open to suggestions! I don't claim this to be any kind of novel method, or even a "good method". It's just an explanation of one way to do it, which is (
by vg_head 2y ago
Always open to suggestions! I don't claim this to be any kind of novel method, or even a "good method". It's just an explanation of one way to do it, which is (IMO) relatively easy to understand, and implement.
When researching about this, I didn’t find a lot of writing. Macromedia definitely had this a long time ago, but I don't think you can look up how it was implemented. Not to my knowledge, at least.
Do you have an example of the algorithm you describe? Or a more detailed explanation? I don't quite get how it would work from what you've described.
- tadfisher 2y agohttps://git.savannah.gnu.org/cgit/gnash.git/tree/libcore/swf/ShapeRecord.cpp#n132 https://git.savannah.gnu.org/cgit/gnash.git/tree/libcore/swf...
- vg_head 2y agoI haven't looked too in depth into it, but it looks closer to what I described? It doesn’t look like the method the other commenter was describing. Also, keep in mind that I did not mean to implement something better than what Flash did. It's merely an extension to the kind of morphing the browsers already offer.