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Experiments in SVG
All of these should work with the
Adobe plugin
and Netscape 4.7 or IE 5.5. Click on the images to
view.
Update 2001/10/07: Well, looks like these mostly
still work all right, which is a Good Thing. In the past
year, Adobe has gone through a couple more iterations of
their SVG plug-in and W3 finally made the SVG spec an
official recommendation, so I expected some things to
break.
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Carvable pumpkin for Halloween. added 2000/10/25 |
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Bubbles rising through the water. More javascript. added 2000/10/12 |
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A Debian GNU/Linux logo in SVG. This was done using dia and vi. (update 20011007: no longer looks right) |
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Dynamic creation/animation of rectangles using javascript. Doesn't work with IE 5.0 (which doesn't allow array stack operations.) |
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More dynamic animation with javascript. Here, I am trying to animate something that looks approximately like fireflies at night. |
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A ball subject to gravity (constant downward acceleration.) Click on the ball to grab, release the button while moving the mouse to throw. |
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Simple javascript to read the coordinates from a mousemove event. The svg's viewBox is set to 1000x1000, so why don't clientX, clientY scale? (update 20011007: no longer works) |
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Throwable balls in a box. The sides are perfectly elastic, but the balls are otherwise subject to friction. Again this is javascript. (update 20011007: sort of works, but broken) |
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A simple sine wave. If you animate the y-coordinate too, you can get lissajous pattern (although I'd first increase the number of circles.) |
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An animated Shockwave logo. This was done entirely in vi and uses declarative animation. |
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An array of animated circles triggered by mouseover events. I've seen this done with Flash before. This combines declarative animation and javascript. (update 20011007: no longer works) |
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