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The underlying shapes are defined by geometries (so vectors) and then rasterized to canvas. So the SVG export could happen before the rasterization. There are
by solardev 2y ago
The underlying shapes are defined by geometries (so vectors) and then rasterized to canvas. So the SVG export could happen before the rasterization.
There are other libs that are native SVG though, so why even use Konva? The benefit of Canvas is that it can be a lot, LOT faster than having multiple complex SVGs. SVG is especially slow on Firefox IIRC.
- tetris11 2y agoSVG purely for image export, I'm not talking about animation features. Konva to set the scene, SVG for final touches before you publish the image somewhere
- solardev 2y agoSeems like you could just use Figma if you want to build a static SVG for export. Konva is more for building interactive apps.