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Except for some nanosvg limitations (meaning we currently can't convert stick/stick_line because they use a fill pattern), this works really well, so I'm gonna get it in shortly after some more testing. Nice to see sharp UI images even at big UI sizes. I've converted most of the images now, except the flags, the bg gradient and a few more. |
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A simple implementation, using the nanosvg rasterizer. It's a limited rasterizer that only fill shapes, doesn't support gradients or strokes, but it's enough for most of our UI images.