If a parameter is ValueNode (calculated value), then it evaluates its parameters. When Synfig needs to render a frame it starts by evaluating parameters of layers. This defines how application looks and behave. synfig-studio/src/gui/ - Code of GUI written in GTKmm.When user makes some change to Synfig file in GUI, then an action is called that does the actual modification. It contains code for actions - operations that transform loaded Synfig’s file in some way. This is a layer between GUI and libsynfig (from synfig-core). synfig-studio/src/synfigapp/ - Code of libsynfigapp library.It uses libsynfig to read Synfig files and render them in any supported format. synfig-core/src/tool/ - Code of synfig command-line tool (binary is simply called synfig).synfig-core/src/modules/mod_noise/valuenode_random.cpp.Implement a valuenode (see below on valuenodes).
synfig-core/src/modules/mod_noise/distort.cpp - Noise Distort Layer.synfig-core/src/modules/lyr_freetype/lyr_freetype.cpp - Text Layer.synfig-core/src/modules/mod_geometry/circle.cpp - Circle Layer.synfig-core/src/modules/mod_gif/trgt_gif.cpp.synfig-core/src/modules/mod_png/trgt_png.cpp.Add support for exporting (rendering) to specific file format(s).synfig-core/src/modules/mod_bmp/mptr_bmp.cpp.Add support for importing specific file format(s).synfig-core/src/modules/ - Functionality of libsynfig can be extended with modules and this directory is a place for them.The libsynfig library is used by all other Synfig’s components. It contains code of render engine and routines for reading/writing Synfig’s files. This is actually the main part of synfig-core. synfig-core/src/synfig/ - Code of “libsynfig” library.If you want to hack on the interface, this is what you should look at. synfig-studio is the graphical editor.
This directory contains the Synfig library and the Synfig command-line tool.
#Parts of synfig studio how to#
It renders scenes and knows how to read and write Synfig XML files. Every part of the Synfig project uses ETL in some way.
#Parts of synfig studio portable#
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