Feature request, JavaFX exporting

This has been started in SVN trunk. It is to limited path export, and will be a "work in progress" for a while. But useful images are already being exported

Why not use SVGPath instehead of generating paths programicly??

It would make the code smaller and easyer for you guys to parse it!!!

LinearGradients are working good.

Missing Blur, JavaFX suports it i think

@Porfirio, yes, you're right. Would be easier using SVGPath. We need to recode that.
And JavaFX also suports blur (gaussian) so it's possible to implement that.

Another thing is missing is a easier way to acess the elements (Nodes) of a drawing externally. I guess a good approach would be using public class properties of the CustomNode instead of private methods. This way we could externally add an effect or change a color of a single object.

I'm codding this changes if anyone is too, please let's be in touch.

Also i think that radial gradients are not working.

And borders are not working, all shapes have 1px black border even if they dont have any border or a different border.

Its good to see Inkscape going to suport JavaFX, since sun is just suporting the big ones with project nile.

Ever thought about export to fxd, i don't see much advantage of it, apart that you can acess to different shapes

I was thinking, accessing different shapes would not be a big advantages, because i may want to use a group of shapes.

What i mean is, lers say i a am developing a pacman game and i have a SVG with my elements, so i have one group of shapes that makes the pacman, and other group of shapes that make the enemy

In Project nile, i would put each one in a different layer and name them, and they would be exported and i could get the Nodes to put on game separated.

In Inkscape, i don't know if we would put stuff in different layers, or just export named groups.

FXD is there to workaround class size limitations. If graphic is big
it may not fit into FX file format. So provide support for FXD as
well.

On Sun, Oct 26, 2008 at 12:22, Porfirio <email address hidden> wrote:
> Also i think that radial gradients are not working.
>
> And borders are not working, all shapes have 1px black border even if
> they dont have any border or a different border.
>
> Its good to see Inkscape going to suport JavaFX, since sun is just
> suporting the big ones with project nile.
>
> Ever thought about export to fxd, i don't see much advantage of it,
> apart that you can acess to different shapes
>
> I was thinking, accessing different shapes would not be a big
> advantages, because i may want to use a group of shapes.
>
> What i mean is, lers say i a am developing a pacman game and i have a
> SVG with my elements, so i have one group of shapes that makes the
> pacman, and other group of shapes that make the enemy
>
> In Project nile, i would put each one in a different layer and name
> them, and they would be exported and i could get the Nodes to put on
> game separated.
>
> In Inkscape, i don't know if we would put stuff in different layers, or
> just export named groups.
>
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> Feature request, JavaFX exporting
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Wojciech Halicki-Piszko

I'm giving things a good once-over (I have JavaFX 1.2 going here in Eclipse now) ... but we might be to the point where we will need individual bug reports filed for each remaining issue.

Output now works with JavaFX SDK 1.2 as of SVN revision 21610.
Note that specific details, such as radial gradients failing, should be entered in as new individual bugs

Very nice If I see any javaFX bugs I can help with I will.

Great Job Jon A. Cruz.

Leo

I am also happy to see support for JavaFX in Inkscape. I'll test it asap.

Hello everyone,

my name is Martin Brehovsky and I work as a lead for JavaFX Production Suite. It looks like Sun could help with the JavaFX Export functionality in Inkscape - we are specifically interested to allow export to FXZ files. I'm wondering - where could I start - to whom do I need to talk, how could Sun start contributing code.

Thanks,
Martin

probably the best place is the developers mailing list :
http://www.nabble.com/Inkscape---Dev-f1926.html