6 Mar 2019 |
@velcrome:matrix.org | well, it is not super special | 10:05:56 |
@velcrome:matrix.org | there is this company, that are asking for some generative CI | 10:06:09 |
@velcrome:matrix.org | so a graphical (and animated) graphical system needs to be developed, that can be used interactively by their in-house gfx team | 10:06:39 |
@velcrome:matrix.org | but also serve as their website header | 10:07:02 |
@velcrome:matrix.org | so vvvv.js would fit the bill nicely, if only it could export vector data | 10:07:45 |
@lunanane | @sagishi_vvvvjs:matrix.org: check this out | 10:10:08 |
@velcrome:matrix.org | oh, yeah. thanks for the shout | 10:10:54 |
c nisidis | hello, Canvas in vvvv js is working with D3.js (afaik) which means basically that it renders evrything as SVG and thus for all the primitive canvas shapes are SVG too, so it wont be that hard to retrieve the data and export them as markup text (svg format) | 10:16:35 |
c nisidis | what it needs probably is what I was planning to do in a similar way with CSS styling (in order to export directly my stylesheets after prototyping them in 4vjs) so you may need just a new type to transfer only the particular structure from node to node and sum it up at the end, or maybe (it would be faster and easier) read directly the ".context" in Canvas | 10:19:08 |
@velcrome:matrix.org | like this? https://stackoverflow.com/questions/23218174/how-do-i-save-export-an-svg-file-after-creating-an-svg-with-d3-js-ie-safari-an | 11:40:18 |
@velcrome:matrix.org | do I understand this correctly, that the canvas is in essence the svg-element they are talking about? | 11:41:59 |
colorsound | Hi Guys, | 14:56:47 |
colorsound | using the udp server standard node there is no way to know from which ip or port the value is got, is there any other udp server aproaches that can tell me where a value is got so the remote ip and port ? | 14:58:06 |
colorsound | when a value is reached in that udpserver | 14:59:04 |
@lunanane | Hi colorsound take care the udp node is only working in local server, not when deployed in the web, just as a side note | 19:40:05 |
@lunanane | so the value would be from the localhost ip | 19:40:38 |
@lunanane | or the pc in the local network where the node.js server is running on | 19:41:22 |
@lunanane | same for port | 19:42:04 |
@lunanane | if i understand it right | 19:42:10 |
@lunanane | velcrome: i think what c nisidis is saying is correct and probably it would be possible then to write a node that does the export in a similliar way like in the stackoverflow link | 19:44:34 |
@lunanane | and i am sure matthias zauner did that already, but might be hard to reach | 19:56:49 |
@lunanane | @vel | 20:20:13 |
@lunanane | velcrome: seems like i was smart enough to save that logo generator from back then ( 2015 ) on my hard disk | 20:20:47 |
@lunanane | its of course not working anymore with the newest vvvv.js | 20:21:46 |
@lunanane | but i could figure out that it uses this js files for the export | 20:22:00 |
@lunanane | Download innersvg.js | 20:22:03 |
@lunanane | ooohhh | 20:23:04 |
@lunanane | its here | 20:23:05 |
@lunanane | http://logogenerator.bruckneruni.at/ | 20:23:06 |
@lunanane | ehm, voila, your app | 20:23:25 |