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<Path> element is used to define a path.
The following command can be used to route data:
Note: All the above commands allow lowercase letters. Capital represents absolute positioning, relative positioning indicates lowercase.
The above example defines a path that starts at position 1500, reached position 75200, and then from there to 225 200 in 1500 and finally closed path.
Here is the SVG Code:
For Opera users: view SVG file (right-click on the preview source SVG graphics).
Using Bezier curve smooth curve model that can be scaled indefinitely. Under normal circumstances, the user selects one or two end points and two control points. A control point of a Bezier curve that is called a quadratic Bezier curve and the two control points are called cubes.
The following example creates a quadratic Bezier curves, A and C are the starting and ending points, B is a control point:
Here is the SVG Code:
For Opera users: view SVG file (right-click on the preview source SVG graphics).
Complicated? Yes! ! Because when drawing the path complexity, it is strongly recommended to use SVG editor to create complex graphics.