SVG Tutorials
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SVG Tutorials Producer: See all VTC titles Media: CD-ROM Author: Ellen Pearlman ISBN: 1-932072-31-4 Duration: 6 hrs / 87 lessons Compatibility: Win XP, ME, 2000, 98, NT, Mac OS X, OS 9 Virtual Training Company author Ellen Pearlman teaches users the power of Scalable Vector Graphics (SVG), a modularized language for describing two-dimensional vector and mixed vector/raster graphics in Extensible Markup Language (XML). SVG is essentially a subset of XML, allowing for three types of graphic objects: vector graphic shapes, images and text. Unlike Flash ActionScript, SVG is text based, allowing search engines to index based on graphics. Graphical objects can be grouped, styled, transformed and composited into previously rendered objects. Click on a movie topic below to begin learning! Try For Free Right Now To help you evaluate this training program, some of the tutorials may be viewed for free online. Listed below are all of the chapters and lessons for this title. Click on any of the linked lessons below to watch them now online! CD Contents Introduction to SVG Introduction (07:13) SVG Examples (05:22) Editing an SVG Statement Viewer (03:14) Looking at XML Structure (06:17) Looking at an XML Statement pt. 1 (02:03) Looking at an XML Statement pt. 2 (05:35) SVG Document Structure Well Formed Document (04:12) Valid Document (03:34) SVG Text Statements (07:07) SVG Viewport (05:26) Viewbox (04:47) Preserve Aspect Ratio Attribute (03:05) Meet and Slice Ratios Attribute (02:28) Container Elements (05:03) Use Element (03:27) Streamlining Code (02:30) Defs Element (02:00) Symbol Element (03:32) The SVG Coordinate System Coordinate System and Unit Identifiers (04:32) Multiple Coordinate Systems (04:46) Translate Transformation pt. 1 (04:10) Translate Transformation pt. 2 (04:08) Scale and Rotate Transformations (03:04) Skew X and Y Transformations (03:54) Basic Shapes Rounded Rectangle (03:43) Filled Rectangle / Circle / Ellipse (04:25) Polygon Element (05:23) Polyline Element (00:32) Line Element (01:47) Text in SVG (03:22) DX and DY Attributes (01:48) Tspan and Tref Elements (02:06) Fonts / Kerning / Baseline Shift (04:03) Internationalization (02:53) Paths Path Elements (03:58) Stream Lining Code and “C” Command (02:41) Creating a Triangle and Elliptical Arc (04:27) Large Arc Flag, Sweep Flag Values (03:03) Cubic Benzier Curves (03:41) Quadric Benzier Curves (03:22) Gradients and Fills and Patterns Color / Color Fill and Stroke Order (05:18) Linear Gradients pt. 1 (03:17) Linear Gradients pt. 2 (05:55) Spread Method Attribute (03:11) Radial Gradients pt. 1 (05:58) Radial Gradients pt. 2 (02:26) Patterns pt. 1 (03:15) Patterns pt. 2 (04:33) Filters Intro Filter Elements pt. 1 (05:19) Intro Filter Elements pt. 2 (02:48) Diffuse and Specular Light pt. 1 (04:31) Diffuse and Specular Light pt. 2 (02:32) feComposite pt. 1 (06:22) feComposite pt. 2 (05:23) feImage / feFlood / feTile (04:56) feMorphology (04:26) feDisplacementMap / feTurbulance (06:34) feColorMatrix (05:35) feCompononentTransfer pt. 1 (05:27) feCompononentTransfer pt. 2 (01:56) feConvolveMatrix (06:33) Clipping and Masking ClipPath pt. 1 (06:48) ClipPath pt. 2 (01:17) ClipPath Using Text (03:07) Mask Element (06:26) Gradient Fill Mask (04:30) Color in Masks (02:34) Cascading Style Sheets Internal Stylesheets (05:04) Class Selector and Attribute (03:34) External Stylesheets (04:49) Animation and Interactivity Intro to SVG Animation (05:19) Animate (04:41) Set Animate Color (03:22) Animate Motion pt. 1 (02:44) Animate Motion pt. 2 (04:23) Timing pt. 1 (05:37) Timing pt. 2 (03:56) Chaining and Repeating (04:24) Radial Gradients (03:28) Interactive Events (06:34) A Brief Look at Scripting (05:56) SVG and Drawing Packages Adobe Illustrator 10 (06:51) SVG Filters in Illustrator (05:20) SVG and CorelDraw pt. 1 (04:03) SVG and CorelDraw pt. 2 (04:08) Jasc WebDraw (05:40) To view the Free Tutorials you must have Quicktime installed. Please note that the online free samples have been compressed for quicker downloads. Purchased CDs have higher sound and video quality. Monitor resolution needs to be set to at least 1024 by 768 to view the entire movie.