svg: document rasterization on mask (#192)
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Docs:
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Docs:
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* Documented the n-sided-ness of polygons and stars
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* Documented the n-sided-ness of polygons and stars
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* svg: document rasterization on mask (#192)
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Special thanks to @lcarlsen
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Special thanks to @lcarlsen
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@ -66,6 +66,11 @@ mask
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if specified, the image will be used as a mask for the given color/gradient. Transparent pixels are ignored, opaque pixels are the given color. Note: the origin for gradient coordinates is at the given x,y, not at 0,0 as it is most other places.
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if specified, the image will be used as a mask for the given color/gradient. Transparent pixels are ignored, opaque pixels are the given color. Note: the origin for gradient coordinates is at the given x,y, not at 0,0 as it is most other places.
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.. warning::
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For implementation reasons, your vector image will be rasterized when mask is applied. If you use this with, say, PDF, the images will be embedded as rasters, not vectors.
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crop_x
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crop_x
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default: ``0``
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default: ``0``
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