File talk:Frosty Depths Sublevel 1.svg

The point of both this and File:Frosty_Depths_Sublevel_2.svg was to see how much the size would be reduced by through vectorization. There were a lot of repeated parts, so it seemed that telling it that the parts were repeated would reduce its size. This one is about the same size as the png version (perhaps if I could have figured out the outline without a software to do it for me...), which as each part is only used once should be expected. The size of Sublevel 2's image was reduced by 33%, which is more expected since it reused a few things multiple times and had larger dimensions. It still wasn't as much as I expected though - PNG must be a better compression algorithm for <8 color images that I thought.

Basically, it was something I made in a failed attempt to make a point to use vector images instead of raster. --Yoshord 20:26, 17 April 2011 (EDT)


 * Well, the images still look better than their PNG counterparts, I say they should replace them.