Multiple colors in gradients

Pot-of-Gold

Title says it all. In the paint editor. Useful for rainbow filling. The end

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Really_A

It would be a little complicated, but support.

stickfiregames

Support. You can currently do this by splitting up the area you want to fill and filling each section as part of the gradient, but it only works in bitmap.

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Support

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samanyolu

No support, workaroundable.

In bitmap: Read the stickfiregames' post.
In vector: draw a square and split it with drawing new rectangles on it. Then color each of them to make a part of the whole gradient. When you are done with all rectangles, your gradient is ready.

Really_A

samanyolu wrote:
No support, workaroundable.
In bitmap: Read the stickfiregames' post.
In vector: draw a square and split it with drawing new rectangles on it. Then color each of them to make a part of the whole gradient. When you are done with all rectangles, your gradient is ready.

I know, but its.. um, kinda hard for weird shapes which is not a rectangle/square.

Cosmicstars-

I don't see why not. Support.

Last edited by Cosmicstars- (June 22, 2015 12:43:46)

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I could see how this could work. There should be a drop box, from 1-5. Of course, people won't agree. Support!

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Pot-of-Gold

samanyolu wrote:
No support, workaroundable.
In bitmap: Read the stickfiregames' post.
In vector: draw a square and split it with drawing new rectangles on it. Then color each of them to make a part of the whole gradient. When you are done with all rectangles, your gradient is ready.

It won't look as good

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Pot-of-Gold

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Pot-of-Gold wrote:
samanyolu wrote:
No support, workaroundable.
In bitmap: Read the stickfiregames' post.
In vector: draw a square and split it with drawing new rectangles on it. Then color each of them to make a part of the whole gradient. When you are done with all rectangles, your gradient is ready.
It won't look as good

And it won't have a smooth effect

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DaSpudLord

Support.

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Pot-of-GoId

samanyolu wrote:
No support, workaroundable.
In bitmap: Read the stickfiregames' post.
In vector: draw a square and split it with drawing new rectangles on it. Then color each of them to make a part of the whole gradient. When you are done with all rectangles, your gradient is ready.

See this:

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Zro716

“no support, you need to do it the extremely long hard way even though i don't do it because that's too much work, lol” /sarcasm

I support, not only because SVG supports it, but I can confidently say that I've done multi-color gradients before in some of my pen projects and that the process of coding this is pretty tedious.

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samanyolu

Pot-of-GoId wrote:
samanyolu wrote:
No support, workaroundable.
In bitmap: Read the stickfiregames' post.
In vector: draw a square and split it with drawing new rectangles on it. Then color each of them to make a part of the whole gradient. When you are done with all rectangles, your gradient is ready.
See this:

Click the pic

<<< Look at my logo.

That's what I meant. *facepalm*

Last edited by samanyolu (June 25, 2015 07:50:03)

stickfiregames

Pot-of-GoId wrote:
samanyolu wrote:
No support, workaroundable.
In bitmap: Read the stickfiregames' post.
In vector: draw a square and split it with drawing new rectangles on it. Then color each of them to make a part of the whole gradient. When you are done with all rectangles, your gradient is ready.
See this:

Click the pic

That's not what I meant. I said to fill each of the sections with a gradient.

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Pot-of-GoId

stickfiregames wrote:
Pot-of-GoId wrote:
samanyolu wrote:
No support, workaroundable.
In bitmap: Read the stickfiregames' post.
In vector: draw a square and split it with drawing new rectangles on it. Then color each of them to make a part of the whole gradient. When you are done with all rectangles, your gradient is ready.
See this:

Click the pic
That's not what I meant. I said to fill each of the sections with a gradient.

Oh, I'll try that

Pot-of-Gold

samanyolu wrote:
Pot-of-GoId wrote:
samanyolu wrote:
No support, workaroundable.
In bitmap: Read the stickfiregames' post.
In vector: draw a square and split it with drawing new rectangles on it. Then color each of them to make a part of the whole gradient. When you are done with all rectangles, your gradient is ready.
See this:

Click the pic
<<< Look at my logo.

That's what I meant. *facepalm*

Did you fill that in vector scratch Editor? And I want a smooth nice effect

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rollercoasterfan

Support.

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Pot-of-Gold

rollercoasterfan wrote:
Support.

Thanks
Stickfiregames, or samanyolu, could you show me a project with your workarounds?
Edit, i was messing around with the gradients project, so it looks worse

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stickfire-test

Pot-of-Gold wrote:
rollercoasterfan wrote:
Support.
Thanks
Stickfiregames, or samanyolu, could you show me a project with your workarounds?
Edit, i was messing around with the gradients project, so it looks worse

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