SVG points can be extracted from the value of the points attribute of either polyline or polygon elements:Įither of these SVG elements map nicely to the model.ĬonnectTheDots accepts an isClosed parameter - set this to false for SVG polylines and true for SVG polygons. The remedy for this is simple - use the Y-axis mirror functions of on every point, It is important to note the difference of coordinates between SVG and Maker.js points: The Y component is opposite. You may wish to import the points from an SVG Polyline or Polygon element. Var makerjs = require ( ' makerjs ' ) var pathData = " M 95 35 L 59 35 L 48 0 L 36 35 L 0 35 L 29 56 L 18 90 L 48 69 L 77 90 L 66 56 Z " var model = makerjs. This number is relative to the unit system of your SVG so if you are rendering pixels, then 0.5 is accurate to half a pixel. Using zero is not recommended as it may never finish computing. A lower number is more accurate but requires more computation.
The maximum distance between the true curve and the arc approximations. You may override the default import behavior by calling (pathData, options) and passing an options object.
These will become Bezier curves in your model. If your SVG path data contains Curve commands, M 0 100 L 100 100 L 100 0 L 0 0 L 0 100 ZĬall (pathData) passing your path data string. SVG Path data is the value of the d attribute of a path element.
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