SVG support?

[ldomaradzki]

Are there plans to support SVG that can be then extruded? Is it possible with your engine?

[tomasf]

Are there plans to support SVG that can be then extruded? Is it possible with your engine?

Yes, I've actually been thinking about this lately. It would be really useful for importing 2D graphics.

We would either have to use an existing SVG library and write a Swift wrapper (I assume there are no existing cross-platform SVG libraries for Swift), or write something from scratch for a reasonable subset of SVG. A daunting task, but it could be viable using an AI agent.

[cgriffin]

Maybe start with this or use a subset? https://github.com/swhitty/SwiftDraw swhitty/SwiftDraw: Swift library and command line tool to convert SVGs into SFSymbol, PNG, PDF and Swift source code. github.com Looks to be under pretty active development. Cheers, Chris Griffin

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[tomasf]

Interesting. SwiftDraw does look good. Unfortunately, I'm not sure it supports Windows. It's not listed in the platforms badge.

[tomasf]

Cadova 0.5 is released, with SVG support!
If you find an SVG file it can't handle (within reason), do file a bug issue for it. Thanks!

[ldomaradzki]

Thanks for implementing this! I will be checking this out soon.