I can't download canvas from html file
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I want to get canvas and implement ThreeJS animation
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I'm working on a web editor app that generates SVG Images.
I allow users to upload bitmap images as base64 into the editor.
The Problem is, that if a user uses an image multiple times, the SVG file size increases far too much.
With the SVG format, it's possible to reuse images (<use href="ID">). Is there a possibility to do this in fabric.js?
I have a loaded image on canvas as a background image using fabric js. Since then the canvas element is splitted as two. Class name for these canvas element are,
lower-canvas - (uploaded background image)
upper-canvas - (Parent for the lower canvas)
When I try to draw something on the image that is being drawn on the upper-canvas only and unable to draw on the lower canvas.
Please find the image:
I am able to draw only on this layer only. Unable to draw outside this.
I've created an web app that client can upload an svg file, the app will create a progressive draw animation from that file, and then create a downloadable video from that animation.
I'm using Progressive Draw - SVG for the progressive draw animation.
Are there any ways to convert this to an video file or just record this in the screen to render a video file? I was using RecordRTC to record the animation but it seems that this can't record the SVG format as the video is all blank.
Any suggestion? Thanks in advance!
I would like to crop an image using (javascript)FabricJS + HTML5 canvas.
Background image of canvas is a Fabric image object.
Crop area
is a FabricJS Rectangle.
I attached an image too. (you can see what i would like to accomplish)
Is it possible to resize FabricJS canvas somehow to keep only the area selected by rectangle(green dotted rectangle). I think i have all necessary coordinates as you can see on attachment.
Anybody have any ideas/(algorithm,pseudo code) how can i solve it using javascript(FabricJS) ?
The code is already provided in the comment to your question.
But in short what you need to do is listed below:
Draw a rectangular on your image (objectBeingCropped)
Using the function objectBeingCropped.toDataURL() to export the cropped area (rectangular area on the image) in blob/url format to another image object's src.
Now draw the new image which you have the src as blob, on canvas using fabric.Image()
I would like to create a WaveForm image from an MP3 file on my server.
I have tried using the wavesurfer.js plugin. I would rather do it without a plugin, but I cannot find a tutorial or any good resources.
Now, I would like save a thumbnail of the waveform (from mp3 file) on my server. As wavesurfer.js uses an HTML5 Canvas, I don't know how to create a thumbnail of the waveform. How can I create a thumbnail?
This article explains how they got audio wave form images in the browser.
http://www.bbc.co.uk/rd/blog/2013/10/audio-waveforms
This can be used to interact with, generate etc. waveform data (e.g. into JSON).
https://github.com/bbcrd/peaks.js
This can be used for drawing in the canvas.
https://github.com/bbcrd/waveform-data.js
You can created a thumbnail by scaling the canvas image down to the desired size and then uploading this to your server, although the same is true for wavesurfer.js
You can use http://www.w3schools.com/tags/canvas_scale.asp to scale canvas images. You can alter the canvas size using it's width and height properties.