Well I thought about it and decided: no. In the effect I need it as a GLTexture. Converting pngs or jpegs to textures is quite easy. Converting svgs would be much more complicated. As the texture is generated when the cube is opened for the first time I feared that generating a texture from svg would take too much time resulting in just a black, not responding screen. The advantages of svg is not so important in that case as you never know the exact sice of the caps (you can zoom the cube).
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