Difference between revisions of "Gradient Editor Dialog"
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The current color that is being edited and show in the color area, is the one that belongs to the white triangle (selected one). You can select the other triangle to edit the other color of the gradient. | The current color that is being edited and show in the color area, is the one that belongs to the white triangle (selected one). You can select the other triangle to edit the other color of the gradient. | ||
| − | For example modifying the red, green and blue channels you can modify the final color of your gradient (preset to white). | + | For example modifying the red, green and blue channels you can modify the final color of your gradient (preset to white) to a nice dark yellow like in the example. |
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| + | http://i85.photobucket.com/albums/k74/Genete/synfig/GradientEditor2.png | ||
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| + | Gradients are not limited to two colors, you can have as many colors (I guess) you want in the gradient. To do that you just need to right click into the gradient preview and select "Insert CPoint". With this you 'll insert a new triangle in the place where you made the right click. Then you can edit that color with the color and alpha sliders and create a tricolor gradient. | ||
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| + | http://i85.photobucket.com/albums/k74/Genete/synfig/GradientEditor3.png | ||
Revision as of 17:41, 28 August 2007
The Gradient Editor Dialog have two sections. One is the common one for selecting the colors and alpha level and other is the preview of the gradient. In the gradient area there are two small triangles that denotes the initial and final colors of the gradient.
The current color that is being edited and show in the color area, is the one that belongs to the white triangle (selected one). You can select the other triangle to edit the other color of the gradient. For example modifying the red, green and blue channels you can modify the final color of your gradient (preset to white) to a nice dark yellow like in the example.
Gradients are not limited to two colors, you can have as many colors (I guess) you want in the gradient. To do that you just need to right click into the gradient preview and select "Insert CPoint". With this you 'll insert a new triangle in the place where you made the right click. Then you can edit that color with the color and alpha sliders and create a tricolor gradient.
