- From: Tobias Reif <tobiasreif@pinkjuice.com>
- Date: Sat, 12 May 2001 00:02:13 +0200
- To: www-svg@w3.org
Robert, SMIL/SVG Cascading Animation Sheets could look like this: In one SVG file containing all sitewide animations "sitewide_animations.svg" : (and maybe all other sitewide data: SVG fonts, symbols, headers, footers, metadata, filters, etc; everything that gets used more than once, or/and is handy to have in one central place) ... <animate xlink:href="svg[@id = 'mainLogo']/ellipse)" ... /> ... (note the use of XPath to address multiple targets) in the SVG files: ... <?xml-animationsheet href="sitewide_animations.svg" type="image/svg+xml"?> ... = flexible, no redundancy, easy to maintain, remote control. The actual syntax for all this has not been developed. The concept is one of my wishes for SVG2. Tobi > > I think that Tobi's trem maybe be better......animationsheet.....I like it ....I can even dance to it. > > but...what is the idea......someone...give a definition.... > > #################################################### > I guess there are different concepts being developed and discussed. > > What I would like to use are animationsheets: > place all animations (or all animations that apply to more than one SVG) > in one file (just like CSS), and have centralized remote control over > the animations on a collection of SVGs, for example a whole site. > In combination with XPath and XPointer for addressing multiple targets, > a lot of otherwise redundant code could be saved, and global changes > could be realized more effectively. > > http://www.pinkjuice.com/SVG/spec-prop.xhtml#animation > > tobi > ##################################################### -- Tobias Reif http://www.pinkjuice.com/myDigitalProfile.htm
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