Yes, you can create your own and import it into WinCC V8's SVG Library. See the help file and search for "working with the SVG Library". The animations are done using XML files.
You can also import directly into the project library in Graphics Designer. Just open the SVG Library, right click on the project SVG Library folder, and choose import.
Flashing properties usually requires code to run internally to hide/show the "flashing" object or color; However SVGs can't run code internally since they are calculated and don't have a basis to run code. It *Could* be done externally within WinCC by using a script timer to hide or show an SVG component or alternately change a color. However I don't recommend running time based scripts in WinCC due to script loading.
7.4 doesn't ship with SVG 2.0 library, and I doubt it would work since you have to import the SVGHMI objects; the properties interface introduced with SVG 2.0 wasn't in 7.4.
Great video! Is there also a way to create custom SVG Objects?
Yes, you can create your own and import it into WinCC V8's SVG Library. See the help file and search for "working with the SVG Library". The animations are done using XML files.
You can also import directly into the project library in Graphics Designer. Just open the SVG Library, right click on the project SVG Library folder, and choose import.
@@WinCCGURU Can't find this with v8.0.0.0. I will update to the latest version. Do you have a video for this? Sounds complicated
Great Vide, How we can Create Flashing function in SVG object
Flashing properties usually requires code to run internally to hide/show the "flashing" object or color; However SVGs can't run code internally since they are calculated and don't have a basis to run code. It *Could* be done externally within WinCC by using a script timer to hide or show an SVG component or alternately change a color. However I don't recommend running time based scripts in WinCC due to script loading.
you could use an Animation Trigger VBScript on the property of an SVG object to cause a flashing effect, but I would suggest using it sparingly.
Just a question, is this SVG v2.0 library works for WinCC v7.4? If it does, Where I can find this library? Awesome video. Regards.
7.4 doesn't ship with SVG 2.0 library, and I doubt it would work since you have to import the SVGHMI objects; the properties interface introduced with SVG 2.0 wasn't in 7.4.