So how would /hr/ feel about allowing vectors?Pic related - in svg format, it's only 14kb.
I would be for it, although I'm not sure how appropriate it would really be in /hr/... It's just stupid that we have all of these supposed "hr" images which are really just big rasters of much more useful vector formats.
I would gladly welcome SVG on 4chan, especially in /hr/. Although being in SVG format doesn't mean something is definitely in high res, it usually goes along with it.
I see absolutely no reason not to have it in /hr/ or as a dedicated /svg/ board. Would be a great place to collect vectors of stuff.
Don't see why not.
I've been wondering why svg isn't allowed on /hr/ since I first came here.
>>248142That is the queerist animu related thing I've ever seen.
Why bother? Just vectormagic that shit if you want. I want high-res raster, since ANYTHING could be high-res vector - not to mention the fact that a lot of people are shit at vectoring images.
>>248446I still wonder why there are trolls that protest PNG.
>>248460I'd rather the vectorized images be posted as svg than rasterized pngs though, so I can have an exact copy, scalable to any size.
>>248460Are you on crack? Vectormagic only makes garbage. Vectormagic crap should be banned on /hr/.
Hell yeah we should allow vectors.
It would conserve bandwidth, too.
Make the images a zip, put the svg inside. Everyone wins.
>>248446It sure would be logical for them to be allowed..>>248683No, it would only be a pain in the ass
I'd love to post SVGs on 4chan. But they should not be allowed on /hr/, since they don't really have a resolution.
>>248811That picture looks like it went through a blender.
>>248811interpolated
How 'bout an SVG channel?
>>248463Works better than Illustrator for me...
>>248888Use vectormagic if you want, but don't post them on /hr/. There's nothing high res about about vectormagic output.
>>248900Until you scale it up using the EPS or SVG, right.
>>248902No. Large size does not mean high resolution. Anything can be scaled large. High res requires high quality. Vectormagic only produces low quality.
Inkscape?
>>248913Good program, what about it?
>>248811Even this lump of meat is a better vector than that.