Projects tagged ‘python’ and ‘svg’

KOffice is a free, integrated office suite for KDE, the K Desktop Environment. KOffice applications uses OpenDocument as their native file format when possible. The suite is released separately from ... [More] KDE. The KOffice suite includes the following applications: - KWord - A frame-based word processor - KSpread - A powerful spreadsheet application - KPresenter - A full-featured presentation program - Kexi - An environment for creating databases and applications - Kivio - A Visio®-style flowcharting application - Karbon14 - A vector drawing application - Krita - A layered pixel image manipulation application - KPlato - An integrated project management and planning tool - KChart - A graph and chart drawing tool - KFormula - A formula editor - Kugar - A tool for generating reports [Less]

Frets on Fire is an excellent opensource clone of Guitar Hero for Windows, Linux, and OSX. It can import songs from a Guitar Hero I or II disc, can play user-created songs, or lets you to create your ... [More] own songs with its song editor. For hardcore players, your results are automatically posted to the World Charts on the website, so that you can see how awesome you are. (Written in Python using bindings to many fast C libraries.) [Less]

OxygenOffice Professional is a free and open source enhancement of official OpenOffice.org. The OxygenOffice Professional Team has modified the source of OpenOffice.org and bundled lot of extras with ... [More] it. Here are just a few of the extras you get with OxygenOffice Professional: More than 3,400 graphics are included, both clip art and photos. These pictures are integrated into the gallery and can easily be placed into any OxygenOffice document.Several templates and sample documents are included, as well as over 90 fonts. The extras are integrated by default in the installation of OxygenOffice Professional, but they are optional, so the user can decide what parts to include and what parts to leave out. These extra templates, fonts, and graphics are free for both personal and professional use. [Less]

Shoebot is a pure Python graphics robot: It takes a Python script as input, which describes a drawing process, and outputs a graphic in a common open standard format (SVG, PDF, PostScript, or PNG). It ... [More] has a simple text editor GUI, and scripts can describe their own GUIs for controlling variables interactively. Being pure Python, it can also be used as a Python module, a plugin for Python-scriptable tools such as Inkscape, and run from the command line. It was directly inspired by DrawBot and Shoes. Thus, "Shoebot." [Less]

UniConvertor is an universal vector graphics translator. The project uses sK1 engine to convert one format to another. Project has following import filters: CDR, CMX, CDT, CCX, CDRX, AI, CGM, WMF ... [More] , XFIG, SVG, SK, SK1, AFF and export filters: AI, SVG, SK, SK1, CGM, WMF. [Less]

The Vektornye engine uses SVG and JavaScript to create an interactive interface for isometric games and graphics run on a Google App Engine server.

JessyInk is a JavaScript that can be incorporated into an Inkscape SVG image containing several layers. Each layer will be converted into one slide of a presentation. Current features include: slide ... [More] transitions, effects, an index sheet, a master slide and auto-texts like slide title, slide number and number of slides. [Less]

sK1 is an open source vector graphics editor similar to CorelDRAW, Adobe Illustrator, or Freehand. First of all sK1 is oriented for PostScript processing. The major sK1 features: * CMYK ... [More] colorspace support * CMYK support in Postscript * Cairo-based engine * Color managment * Universal CDR importer (7-X3 versions) * Modern Ttk based (former Tile widgets) user interface [Less]

Graffle2SVGSummaryApplication to convert .graffle files to .svg. This allows .graffle files to be viewed by users on Windows/Linux/BSD, where Omnigraffle is not available. (note the conversion is ... [More] one-way - this application does not convert .svg files back to omnigraffle) Installation(sample commands on Linux - assumed similar for Windows) # Check out the project svn checkout http://graffle2svg.googlecode.com/svn/trunk/ graffle2svg-read-only # move to the new directory cd graffle2svg-read-only # install Graffle2SVG sudo python setup.py installIt should now be installed. Converting a Graffle fileTwo commands should have been installed - graffle2svg and graffle2svgview graffle2svg will convert a file to an svg. e.g. graffle2svg myfile.graffle myfile.svg(run with the --help argument for more information) graffle2svgview will first convert a graffle file to a temporary .svg file, and then try to open it with your standard svg viewer - effectively acting like a viewer for graffle files. e.g. graffle2svgview myfile.graffleProject GoalsThe primary goal when creating this project was to allow Linux/Windows users to view technical documentation received in the OmniGraffle .graffle format from Mac users. Pixel-perfect conversion has not been a specific goal, although patches are welcome. This application does not attempt to replicate the functionality of the OmniGraffle application. Project StatusThe majority of objects and transformations are converted correctly - however text currently displays noticeably differently, due to a very simple RTF. graffle2svg will also not handle .graffle files which are actually gzip'd directories including images yet. LanguageGraffle2SVG is written in pure Python it should not have any other dependancies. LicenseBSD - feel free to use build on this work (patches are welcome) NotesOmnigraffle is a trademark of The Omni Group. Apple, Mac, and Macintosh are copyright Apple Computer, Inc. Other names and marks mentioned herein may be trademarks of their respective companies. [Less]

A geography quiz game for the OLPC. Uses SVG to display the map.