Just saw this potential Siggraph paper and thought it very interesting and potentially useful. Perhaps a Google SOC project for some bright young person. http://gfx.cs.princeton.edu/pubs/Lu_2014_DDS/index.php The demo output (select a type and scroll down for each) looks just great. http://gfx.cs.pr...

There have been a few clean up releases and the library is now at version 1.3.

If anyone wants to take a look at the true vector quality of one of the .svg playing cards, simply click on this link for a sample.

A new small 1.1 release.

One of the single cards was wrong (QS in .svg format) - now fixed.
A small set of Zener (ESP) cards has been added.

Everything has been repackaged for easier download.

One thing I learned here is that auto trace just isn't that great for very complex shapes like this. It has a tendency to blunt sharp points and throw jaggies into what should be smooth curves. I figured it would get me 80% of the way, but that actually turned out to be about 5% of the way.

Feel free to spread the links to the library far and wide (via blogs, websites, other forums, etc.)

I'd love to see the maximum amount of people benefit from these.

Unlike the standard faces, which have long ago passed into the public domain, the joker and backs of most commercially sold are still under trademark. That's why I've included some generic (but still nice looking backs) that I created from scratch and will eventually create a joker for the deck. If ...

Hi Everyone, A while back, I needed high quality vector card images for a project I was working on. To my dismay, all that was available were either of a very low quality (the free libraries) or on a commercial basis, which I found a bit overpriced. So several months later (and a with lot more work ...