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If no heatmap is provided, the whole SVG will be approximated with maximum precision!
With everything set up, you can click the run button and let the work begin! When finished, the program will write two files into the folder where you dragged your initial files from:
*<svg-filename>_approximated.txt: only contains all linepoints of the paths (comma-separated, one path per line).
*<svg-filename>_approximated.svg: an SVG containing the approximated paths. Actually it is the "original" SVG, only the path's data-attributes are completely replaced by lines.
*[svg-filename]_approximated.txt: only contains all linepoints of the paths (comma-separated, one path per line).
*[svg-filename]_approximated.svg: an SVG containing the approximated paths. Actually it is the "original" SVG, only the path's data-attributes are completely replaced by lines.
## Installing via electron-packager
For convenience, you can also pack this program into a single app containing the electron-framework and Google's V8-engine, so it can be run on any computer without the need to have electron or even node.js installed. You can pack it for the Linux, Windows and Darwin platform from whichever OS you may run (although it is recommended to pack it from the corresponding OS, as some modules may be compiled differently...).
