Static processProcess an SVG file and go through all of the "path" elements in the file. For each path, create a thin obstacle, and then run the provided callback on the obstacle.
Note that we ignore SVG /translate/ directives... we let the programmer translate the drawing instead.
The name of the file to load
The X coordinate of the top left corner of the bounding box for the SVG
The Y coordinate of the top left corner of the bounding box for the SVG
The factor by which to stretch in the X dimension
The factor by which to stretch in the Y dimension
A callback for making each line as an actor
The Svg System is for loading SVG line drawings into a game. SVG line drawings can be made in InkScape. In JetLag, we do not use line drawings to their full potential. We only use them to define a set of lines for a simple, stationary Actor. You should draw a picture on top of your line drawing, so that the player knows that there is an actor on the screen.
Note that SVG supports curves, but JetLag does not. You can instruct InkScape not to make curves. If you forget, JetLag will turn your curves into straight lines.