[Question about the technique of image sequence animation]

On 4/21/2021 at 1:24 AM, OSUblake said:

Seeing as they are using a canvas element, those images are probably for a shader (WebGL).

I see. Thanks for the reply.

[Question about the technique of image sequence animation]

Recently I visited https://www.apple.com/iphone-12-pro/ and was wondering how the "surgical grade & stainless steel" section of the site is implemented. As much as I can tell they are image sequence, the whole animation is not composed of a bunch of exact same size images. Instead, they are only several key frames, and a number of other image sequences that are of a same width and a various height. This particular set of images looks pixelated. Could someone explain to me how those pixelated images are used to create the "light" animation? Are they correlated to those key frame images?

 

[Question about scaling path]

Yes, I figured that since the original question had been answered, it would be inappropriate to start another one from the same post, so I deleted the following-up question. The second question was about using MorphSVGPlugin's path filter.

Thanks again for the concrete examples provided by you guys. You guys are being really helpful.

[Question about scaling path]

Thanks again.

[Question about scaling path]

Thank you very much.

[Question about scaling path]

How to scale path to fit screen? ( Thanks again to Blake)