Interesting SVG filter effects are produced when you combine multiple filter primitives inside a single filter. Even more interesting is when you can output the results of different primitives as layers that can be displayed together.
Interesting SVG filter effects are produced when you combine multiple filter primitives inside a single filter. Even more interesting is when you can output the results of different primitives as layers that can be displayed together.
There will be times when the effect you want to add requires an additional image beyond the source graphic. Fortunately SVG provides a way to allow us to load external images inside a filter and make them part of the effect.
For the last few weeks I’ve been talking about filters in SVG. I showed you the basics, talked in more detail about the filter element, and last week I discussed the input and output of filter primitives. What I haven’t yet done is talk about any of the primitives in detail.
SVG filter primitives are the building blocks to create the effect you desire. You can use multiple primitives inside a single filter for more interesting effects, however, you need to make the different primitives aware of each other.