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by ahoge
4542 days ago
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You do that inside the SVG. Instead of having a yet another path or a group of paths, you just have that `use` element (which just references some other node). Basically, it lets you reuse something, but you can transform it and set some styles. http://kaioa.com/svg/chemicalzen3.svg http://kaioa.com/svg/chemicalzen3_parts.png The "master" shape is used to create the outline and it's also used to clip the "interior" layer. http://kaioa.com/svg/armyofclonesani.svgz There is just one dude. Then there is a row of clones. And then there are transformed clones of that row. Only the original dude is animated. Edit: A big benefit of clones is that they are always in sync. If you change the shape of the original, the clones follow suit. |
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