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A source note for motion-graphics and design people sizing up Graphite, the open source vector and raster editor. It records what its pages say about the hybrid layers-and-nodes model, current limits, roadmap status and licences. It is read from 13 repository files and was not installed or run.

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Graphite editor docs: layers and nodes model, alpha limits, roadmap status and licences (documented, not run)

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A source note for motion-graphics and design people sizing up Graphite, the open source vector and raster editor. It records what its pages say about the hybrid layers-and-nodes model, current limits, roadmap status and licences. It is read from 13 repository files and was not installed or run.

Useful starting points

  • Roadmap markers show planned versus finished work; animated SVG and Lottie authoring sit under a far-future heading, so do not plan a Lottie workflow around it yet.
  • The documented export formats are PNG, JPG and SVG only.
  • The docs contradict themselves in places, such as panel types and dockable tabs, so confirm in the current build.
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