Color Gradient
Function - Specify a one-dimensional color gradient
This category groups different manners of defining a one-dimensional RGBA color gradient.
The most general way of creating color gradients is to use a Keyframe Function Define a function using keyframes Read More , but, in most cases, specialized gradients such as Bitone Define a gradient with two colors Read More or Tritone Define a gradient with three colors Read More are sufficient and faster to manipulate.
Color Gradient types can be changed from the Parameters Editor Edit the parameters of the selected Element Read More (see red circle on the image below)
The most general way of creating color gradients is to use a Keyframe Function Define a function using keyframes Read More , but, in most cases, specialized gradients such as Bitone Define a gradient with two colors Read More or Tritone Define a gradient with three colors Read More are sufficient and faster to manipulate.
Color Gradient types can be changed from the Parameters Editor Edit the parameters of the selected Element Read More (see red circle on the image below)
CATALOG
Uniform - Define a constant color gradient
Bitone - Define a gradient with two colors
Tritone - Define a gradient with three colors
Quadritone - Define a gradient with four colors
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Mentioned:
- Bitone
- Keyframe Function
- Parameters Editor
- Tritone