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Gradient Radial Brush
Lachlan McDonald edited this page Feb 26, 2023
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The gradient_radial brush generates different styles of gradients from the colors selected from the palette in a radial (circular) pattern.
To generate linear gradients, see the Gradient brush.
Parameter | Description |
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Mode | Gradient mode (see below) |
Direction | Direction and color selection of the gradient (see below) |
Flip | Used to flip the direction of noise on the X/Y axis |
X Position | Center of the radial on the X-axis (relative to the selected Direction) |
Y Position | Center of the radial on the Y-axis (relative to the selected Direction) |
Scale | Scale of the gradient |
Power | Power of the gradient. Lower values produce longer gradients (less contrast), and higher values produce shaper and shorter gradients (more contrast). |
Dither | Amount of dithering between each of the selected colors |
Seed | Global seed (not all modes are affected) |
Mode: 0
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Mode: 1
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Mode: 2
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Interweaved noise | Random noise | Randomised scanlines |
Mode: 3
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Mode: 4
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Mode: 5
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Even scanlines | Waveform noise | Ordered dithering (using a 4x4 Bayer Matrix) |
Direction: 0
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Direction: 1
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Direction: 2
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Direction: 3
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Direction: 4
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Direction: 5
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Reverse gradient of Direction 0
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Reverse gradient of Direction 1
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Reverse gradient of Direction 2
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Dither: 0
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Dither: 25
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Dither: 50
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Flip: 0
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Flip: 1
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Scale: 100
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Scale: 200
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Scale: 300
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Power: 0.5
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Power: 1.0
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Power: 2.0
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