SVG/PNG Fancy Text and Logo Generator
root_20170606_23h31m05s_comic_sans_ms-195-wetpaint
This is a lot of fun.
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@ all: thanks for testing and feedback. I am working on a few enhancements involving rotation and skewing axes. My code seems to be working, but I am still trying to figure out some things regarding autoscaling and x and y origins after transforms. It may take a while to finesse these features (after which I will post), but here are some examples.
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@ smokey01 and musher0: Thanks guys.
@ all: am now posting a preliminary version with rotation and skewing on the X and Y axes. Still working out autosizing and placement, but it works in principle. Also attached is my template for the attached pic.
@ all: am now posting a preliminary version with rotation and skewing on the X and Y axes. Still working out autosizing and placement, but it works in principle. Also attached is my template for the attached pic.
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Great! So the background gradient is rotated with the foreground object.
edit: No, not always at least; replacing Xblur with ColorStripeThin shows horizontal lines as background behind the rotated text.
edit: No, not always at least; replacing Xblur with ColorStripeThin shows horizontal lines as background behind the rotated text.
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@ step: I am only doing the transforms on the text object at the moment, but also transforming backgrounds is an idea. I'll give it some thought and experiment. The filters are subject to the transform, since they are linked to the text object, and some may, unfortunatelty, not work as expected. I am investigating.