Single click to delete a gradient stop (click on the X/delete tag that is attached to each stop).Single click to add a new gradient stop.Conical gradients can be achieved with meshes, as well as "advanced linear" and "advanced radial" gradients which you can see in the following video (note, some visual transforms may not be achievable or otherwise "easy" to achieve).Ī gradient editing video from Autodesk Sketchbook Designer demonstrates the type of advanced "warping" and such that could be applied: Youtube videoĪside from the transformations that can be applied to linear and radial gradients (see video above), some very nice usability perks for their gradient controls are as follows: Think of mesh editing as the real power-user/technical way to edit them. A key to advanced gradients is that the regular mesh controls do not need to be visible for "other" advanced gradients. GIMP 2.8 (this shows only when creating initially):Īdobe Illustrator (not hovering over gradient controls):Īdobe Illustrator (while hovering over gradient controls):Īdvanced gradients, powered by gradient meshes will empower users to achieve visual effects not easily doable currently. In addition to these images which show various controls there is a video in the next section which shows some very nice UX in action. While ours has served us well, it's not exactly the best UX. First off, here are a few different on-canvas gradient controls from different applications.
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