The documentation is being updated for version 1.3. Some sections may be incomplete.
The Gradient node is a very useful starting primitive, especially when displaced or modified to create randomness. It is also a very useful mask generator.
This primitive creates three distinct types of gradients: Linear, Radial, and Helix. Several properties shown below are unique to each gradient type.
Properties
| Type | LinearA ramp going from lowest to highest. RadialA soft, radial "bump". HelixA climbing spiral or Helix gradient. |
| Scale | The scale of the gradient. |
| Direction | The angle of the Linear gradient. |
| Edge Behavior | NoneEdge pixels are left blank. MirrorEdge pixels are mirrored. RepeatEdge pixels are repeated. Edge |
| X | Horizontal placement of the Gradient. |
| Y | Vertical placement of the Gradient. |
| Start | Where the Helix will start. |
| End | Where the Helix will end. |
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