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stockt120-coollogoprojection

v1.0.0

Published

The effect is achieved by drawing the logo on a canvas and adding a shadow effect beneath it.

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2

Readme

Cool Logo Projection Effect This is a simple example demonstrating how to create a cool logo projection effect using JavaScript. The effect is achieved by drawing the logo on a canvas and adding a shadow effect beneath it.

Implementation Canvas Setup: First, we retrieve the canvas element and its 2D rendering context.

Logo Path: We define the path for the logo using Path2D. This path outlines the shape of the logo.

Drawing the Logo: The logo is filled with a blue color using the fill() method.

Shadow Path: We define another path for the shadow effect using Path2D. This path represents the shadow underneath the logo.

Gradient Creation: We create a linear gradient to apply the shadow effect. This gradient starts from black with a low opacity and fades to transparent.

Drawing the Shadow: The shadow effect is filled using the gradient we created, giving the impression of a shadow beneath the logo.