"Squashed" radial gradient fill
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"Squashed" radial gradient fill
Is there a way to make a radial gradient fill into an oval shaped? Like in Flash where you can use the gradient transform tool to stretch/squash?
- Squeakydave
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Here's another trick I use.
I am assuming you want a radial gradient that conforms to the shape of the object.
I use the "Halo" effect. Halo puts a sort of... stroke with the option for a soft edge inside the shape. If you make the halo really big with a large blur radius it creates a "fake" radial gradient that conforms to the shape, an oval or anything else.
You can even combine different effects using styles to have multiple colors in the gradient.
However you still can't change the center point of the gradient. The halo effects "origin" is always in the center of the shape just as in a gradient.
-vern
I am assuming you want a radial gradient that conforms to the shape of the object.
I use the "Halo" effect. Halo puts a sort of... stroke with the option for a soft edge inside the shape. If you make the halo really big with a large blur radius it creates a "fake" radial gradient that conforms to the shape, an oval or anything else.
You can even combine different effects using styles to have multiple colors in the gradient.
However you still can't change the center point of the gradient. The halo effects "origin" is always in the center of the shape just as in a gradient.
-vern