Adobe illustrator 2015 export screen update#

With fairly crap documentation beyond the basics. If it's for a TV, forget the screen size, it's all about the resolution. Snap is good, and useful, but it's not that useful, it's just a tiny library, and a bit of a wasted opportunity IMO. Note Paper.js is the successor to the Illustrator plugin Scriptographer, which was fantastic, but was killed by Adobe Illustrator updates - Adobe had something they could have used that worked really, really well, but didn't back it. Also IMO the two main competitors are better (SVG.js for simplicity & very nice plugins, Paper.js for complex stuff with amazing documentation). But if you want pixel-perfect results, this doesn't really work well without a lot of exporting and checking results and tweaking.

Not that there necessarily needs to be, it does what it does, but there doesn't seem to be any movement toward integrating closely with Adobe vector products (which would be useful) or seriously optimising (like, say, Greensock's really nice SVG animation stuff that's come out recently). Another option is just to ignore Pixel Preview and change it in the export settings when exporting to the raster document. And there's never been that much movement bar minor bugfixes for a long time. Adobe Illustrator CC 2015 and why not to upgrade over 6 years ago from Willem Shepherd, Creative Director at Mookieyams I use Adobe Illustrator for a huge amount of my workflow - inspiration boards, mockups, logo work, website, mobile design, pretty much everything.

Adobe illustrator 2015 export screen update#

2 years ago, and it's Dmitry Baranovsky's update to RaphГ¤el.js rather than a big Adobe Projectв„ў (which sacks off support for older browsers in favour of newer).