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| More figures :) [message #152081] |
Mon, 24 September 2007 15:42  |
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Originally posted by: trommas.yahoo.com
Hi, I've been unable to dig up good information on making my own figures
(rectangels and eclipses is just not enough - I need triangles and
tilted squares).
Is there anything on this, or should I start with my own images?
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| Re: More figures :) [message #152086 is a reply to message #152081] |
Mon, 24 September 2007 16:03  |
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Originally posted by: ijerez2001.msn.com
Hello, you can create Scalable polygon and create children for Scalable
polygon to give points, they are templates points.
For example:
>Scalable Polygon Triangle
(50,0) <-- this is a template point where (X,Y) points
(70,40)
(30,40)
Be careful with de order of the template points, because it follow the
order, and the last point link with the first.
You can manage this the same way that a rectangle or eclipses.
Other way to get a polygon is with svg images, but, in my little experience,
it´s not good for insert another figures into this, and more
difficult.
"Tomas Zijdemans" <trommas@yahoo.com> escribió en el mensaje de
noticias:fd93tq$h5c$1@build.eclipse.org...
> Hi, I've been unable to dig up good information on making my own figures
> (rectangels and eclipses is just not enough - I need triangles and tilted
> squares).
>
> Is there anything on this, or should I start with my own images?
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| Re: More figures :) [message #152091 is a reply to message #152086] |
Mon, 24 September 2007 16:29 |
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Originally posted by: trommas.yahoo.com
Thanks, I suspected that creating my own svgs would be difficult
Iván Jerez wrote:
> Hello, you can create Scalable polygon and create children for Scalable
> polygon to give points, they are templates points.
> For example:
>> Scalable Polygon Triangle
> (50,0) <-- this is a template point where (X,Y) points
> (70,40)
> (30,40)
> Be careful with de order of the template points, because it follow the
> order, and the last point link with the first.
>
> You can manage this the same way that a rectangle or eclipses.
> Other way to get a polygon is with svg images, but, in my little
> experience, it´s not good for insert another figures into this, and more
> difficult.
>
> "Tomas Zijdemans" <trommas@yahoo.com> escribió en el mensaje de
> noticias:fd93tq$h5c$1@build.eclipse.org...
>> Hi, I've been unable to dig up good information on making my own
>> figures (rectangels and eclipses is just not enough - I need triangles
>> and tilted squares).
>>
>> Is there anything on this, or should I start with my own images?
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| Re: More figures :) [message #152100 is a reply to message #152086] |
Mon, 24 September 2007 16:35 |
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you want to take a look at Draw2D Figures:
http://wiki.eclipse.org/GMF_Documentation_Index#Draw2D
- -stefan
Iván Jerez schrieb:
> Hello, you can create Scalable polygon and create children for Scalable
> polygon to give points, they are templates points.
> For example:
>> Scalable Polygon Triangle
> (50,0) <-- this is a template point where (X,Y) points
> (70,40)
> (30,40)
> Be careful with de order of the template points, because it follow the
> order, and the last point link with the first.
>
> You can manage this the same way that a rectangle or eclipses.
> Other way to get a polygon is with svg images, but, in my little
> experience, it´s not good for insert another figures into this, and more
> difficult.
>
> "Tomas Zijdemans" <trommas@yahoo.com> escribió en el mensaje de
> noticias:fd93tq$h5c$1@build.eclipse.org...
>> Hi, I've been unable to dig up good information on making my own
>> figures (rectangels and eclipses is just not enough - I need triangles
>> and tilted squares).
>>
>> Is there anything on this, or should I start with my own images?
>
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| Re: More figures :) [message #152139 is a reply to message #152091] |
Tue, 25 September 2007 10:39 |
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creating SVGs is very easy with inkscape:
* media-gfx/inkscape
Latest version available: 0.45.1
Size of files: 12,933 kB
Homepage: http://www.inkscape.org/
Description: A SVG based generic vector-drawing program
License: GPL-2 LGPL-2.1
it also offers the convertion of e.g.png,bmp to SVGs.
- -stefan
Tomas Zijdemans schrieb:
> Thanks, I suspected that creating my own svgs would be difficult
>
>
>
> Iván Jerez wrote:
>> Hello, you can create Scalable polygon and create children for
>> Scalable polygon to give points, they are templates points.
>> For example:
>>> Scalable Polygon Triangle
>> (50,0) <-- this is a template point where (X,Y) points
>> (70,40)
>> (30,40)
>> Be careful with de order of the template points, because it follow the
>> order, and the last point link with the first.
>>
>> You can manage this the same way that a rectangle or eclipses.
>> Other way to get a polygon is with svg images, but, in my little
>> experience, it´s not good for insert another figures into this, and more
>> difficult.
>>
>> "Tomas Zijdemans" <trommas@yahoo.com> escribió en el mensaje de
>> noticias:fd93tq$h5c$1@build.eclipse.org...
>>> Hi, I've been unable to dig up good information on making my own
>>> figures (rectangels and eclipses is just not enough - I need
>>> triangles and tilted squares).
>>>
>>> Is there anything on this, or should I start with my own images?
>>
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| Re: More figures :) [message #152171 is a reply to message #152155] |
Tue, 25 September 2007 15:12 |
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I've used inkscape for SVGs. Try gimp for gifs:
* media-gfx/gimp
Latest version available: 2.4.0_rc2
Latest version installed: 2.4.0_rc2
Size of files: 17,233 kB
Homepage: http://www.gimp.org/
Description: GNU Image Manipulation Program
License: GPL-2
- -stefan
Tomas Zijdemans schrieb:
> Incscape looks great! But it is unable to save in the gif format that is
> required (at least for icons).
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> SKuhn wrote:
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>> creating SVGs is very easy with inkscape:
>> * media-gfx/inkscape
>> Latest version available: 0.45.1
>> Size of files: 12,933 kB
>> Homepage: http://www.inkscape.org/
>> Description: A SVG based generic vector-drawing program
>> License: GPL-2 LGPL-2.1
>>
>> it also offers the convertion of e.g.png,bmp to SVGs.
>>
>> - -stefan
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