aframe-svgfile-component
Use SVG files in an AFrame scene. Lines are rendered using THREE.MeshLine, and polygons are normal THREE geometry objects. Supports only quite simple SVG files at the moment.
Usage
My A-Frame Scene API
| Attribute | Description | Default |
|---|---|---|
| width | Width of the image, in AFrame units (meters). | Undefined |
| height | Height of the image in AFrame units. If only one of height or width is specified, the other will be set using the image aspect ratio |
Undefined |
| color | Default color for polygons and lines | #c23d3e |
| debug | Display wireframe instead of filled polygons? | false |
| strokeWidthToAFrameUnits | Conversion factor between SVG line weight units (pixels) and AFrame world units (meters) | 0.01 |
| opacity | Controls opacity of entire image | 1 |
| curveQuality | How many line segments per curve | 20 |
Tip: Consider turning on full-scene antialiasing: <a-scene antialias="true" >
This component only supports farily simple SVG files. path and the geometric primitives (rect,line,circle, polygon, etc) are supported. image and text are not supported; these you should handle separately using AFrame's builtin image and text objects.
Style support is very limited. The component tries to find the fill and stroke color, but it can only handle basic style attributes (like "fill" on a path) and does not read style or class information. Simple "transform='scale(.." and "transform='translate(...' element attributes are parsed.
If width or height are not specified, the image will render using a 1:1 mapping from SVG units (pixels) to AFrame units (meters). The image centers itself at its position coordinate.
TODO
- three.js mesh extrude
- Reduce dist/* filesize (improve use of uglifyify/babel/--exclude in build process)
- improve support for styles (fill and stroke stuff)
Orignal by 7dir, extended by morandd
License
MIT