Closed hrahimi270 closed 5 years ago
I never used Next.js, however I think you may want to read this section of the documentation about populating head. Just put the pathseg polyfill link there.
Thanks for your reply.
Look at this link:
https://greensock.com/morphSVG
.
Is possible to create something like this? With Particle.js?
I have some SVGs and I want to transform them between each other, like SVG morphing but in Canvas.
Do you have any idea?
I'm afraid this is not possible at the moment.
This would require a completely different approach.
Nevertheless I will think about it because it's an interesting effect.
Thanks for your feedback.
Closing this issue anyway, answers related to original question given.
This is the solution for Next.js https://github.com/matteobruni/tsparticles/issues/686
Hello guys. I love what you did! It's awesome. Now I want to use it my Next.js project and it's getting hard for me! Because in Next.js configs are hard!
Right now, I'm installed
react-particles-js
and run the simple example very successfully. But when I want to usepolygon
example, I have some issues. So I need your help.How to use
pathseg
in React/Next ?This is my code: pic1
pic2
I'm using polygon example just like that. But I have no result. I think it's because that I'm not using
pathseg
. How to use it? Any solution? Very very tanks. Regards, Hossein.