Inkscape - Gradient
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Table of Contents
1 - About
Color - Gradient in Inkscape
2 - Articles Related
3 - Stop
Gradients are defined in terms of Stops.
A Stop has:
- a color
- and a position (offset)
in the Gradient.
The default Gradient has two Stops, both with the same color but with different transparencies.
You can add as many stop as you want.
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4 - Management
4.1 - Create
4.1.1 - A gradient
There are two ways to add a gradient:
- the Gradient Tool. Click on it and create a line with a start and an end handle.
- the Fill and Stroke dialog.
4.1.2 - A stop
Once a gradient line has been created, you can add a stop by:
- double clicking on it.
- or using the
+
icon of the control bar
4.2 - Modification
Select the object and click on:
- the gradient tool. By default, the end stop will be selected
- or the spacebar, you enter in the
Edit by node (F2)
tool and you can see thestop
nodes
Color: Both the Fill and Stroke paint tabs will show the color of the Stop and can be used to change the color.
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