Multi Color Gradient

UhhLegoboy

Have you ever wanted to make a sprite, that you want to use more then two gradient colors? Well, what I suggest, is that you can add another color option, so you have more then your primary, and secondary color. If you accidentaly add one, don't worry! You can remove the extra ones, with the simple click of a button! It would look something like this:

Not the best at photoshopping stuff, but I hope you get the general idea! Thanks!

Last edited by UhhLegoboy (Nov. 28, 2016 23:23:43)

KawaiiCatGirl-

I agree with you! There are more than one times I wanted to do this…

I came up with a pretty simple workaround for this, but having it as a button would really help save time!

braxbroscratcher

No support. In Bitmap, it's really quite easy. Outline the area you want. Draw a line where you want to transition to another color. Use current gradient tool. Erase said line. Repeat.

Griffenlover

support, would be easier than the work around:

braxbroscratcher wrote:
Outline the area you want. Draw a line where you want to transition to another color. Use current gradient tool. Erase said line. Repeat.

and it wouldnt be confusing to new scratchers as its really simple, espessily if they experiment with it
(isnt that how you learn to use most of the scratchblocks anyways?)

LemonComputer

Semi-Support
When you get two colours together, you usually do get other colours with it automatically (e.g. (I think) purple and blue also gives green in the middle). But also, I hardly see any purpose for this or how it would work.

braxbroscratcher

LemonComputer wrote:
Semi-Support
When you get two colours together, you usually do get other colours with it automatically (e.g. (I think) purple and blue also gives green in the middle). But also, I hardly see any purpose for this or how it would work.

Purple and blue gives indigo. Yellow and blue give green. Cyan and red give a faint magenta tone.

Last edited by braxbroscratcher (Nov. 29, 2016 22:36:36)

UhhLegoboy

LemonComputer wrote:
Semi-Support
When you get two colours together, you usually do get other colours with it automatically (e.g. (I think) purple and blue also gives green in the middle). But also, I hardly see any purpose for this or how it would work.

What I mean, is it will fade from blue, to black, to white in the example.

Last edited by UhhLegoboy (Nov. 29, 2016 22:46:15)

UhhLegoboy

I'm also talking about vector. Sorry I didn't address that before.

Ravenpaw-Warrior

braxbroscratcher wrote:
No support. In Bitmap, it's really quite easy. Outline the area you want. Draw a line where you want to transition to another color. Use current gradient tool. Erase said line. Repeat.

^^^^ If this feature was in bitmap, for vector I support this though..

UhhLegoboy

Ravenpaw-Warrior wrote:
braxbroscratcher wrote:
No support. In Bitmap, it's really quite easy. Outline the area you want. Draw a line where you want to transition to another color. Use current gradient tool. Erase said line. Repeat.
^^^^ If this feature was in bitmap, for vector I support this though..

It would be for vector

KawaiiCatGirl-

UhhLegoboy wrote:
Ravenpaw-Warrior wrote:
braxbroscratcher wrote:
No support. In Bitmap, it's really quite easy. Outline the area you want. Draw a line where you want to transition to another color. Use current gradient tool. Erase said line. Repeat.
^^^^ If this feature was in bitmap, for vector I support this though..
It would be for vector

Why not both?

UhhLegoboy

KawaiiCatGirl- wrote:
UhhLegoboy wrote:
Ravenpaw-Warrior wrote:
braxbroscratcher wrote:
No support. In Bitmap, it's really quite easy. Outline the area you want. Draw a line where you want to transition to another color. Use current gradient tool. Erase said line. Repeat.
^^^^ If this feature was in bitmap, for vector I support this though..
It would be for vector
Why not both?

Sure. Might as well do both! What's the point in doing just one?

Last edited by UhhLegoboy (Nov. 30, 2016 01:25:32)

KawaiiCatGirl-

UhhLegoboy wrote:
KawaiiCatGirl- wrote:
UhhLegoboy wrote:
Ravenpaw-Warrior wrote:
braxbroscratcher wrote:
No support. In Bitmap, it's really quite easy. Outline the area you want. Draw a line where you want to transition to another color. Use current gradient tool. Erase said line. Repeat.
^^^^ If this feature was in bitmap, for vector I support this though..
It would be for vector
Why not both?
Sure. Might as well do both! What's the point in doing just one?

Well, tools like the reshape tool in bitmap would be useles

Scratch_Mapping

UhhLegoboy

To non-supporters
Please explain why you aren't supporting

rileybug56

Can you please go into full detail about this? Thanks!

rileybug56

KawaiiCatGirl- wrote:
UhhLegoboy wrote:
Ravenpaw-Warrior wrote:
braxbroscratcher wrote:
No support. In Bitmap, it's really quite easy. Outline the area you want. Draw a line where you want to transition to another color. Use current gradient tool. Erase said line. Repeat.
^^^^ If this feature was in bitmap, for vector I support this though..
It would be for vector
Why not both?

Maybe 4 vector only

Last edited by rileybug56 (June 20, 2017 19:15:21)

LionHeart70

100% support, it does have a workaround but this'd be easier.

rileybug56

rileybug56

Wait… There is no green flag XD

Last edited by rileybug56 (June 20, 2017 19:23:01)

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