Also, the examples in that tutorial do not require the full color variations available with gradient editing. Though it can be done, it would require either a lot of trial and error or a good familiarity with the behavior of the Gradient Editor (if you wish to play around with "adjusting the triangles", you should first "Split the segment"). I would recommend not using the Gradient Editor for this. i create a new layer, select my gradient colors i want and then i hit the gradient editor button in the tools box. Here is what i am trying to makeĬant find in gimp how to change gradient angle to 150% The only change, if i have the mouse pointer in the color preview of the gradient editor, and i do a click and drag, my color changes to match my foreground color. i click and drag and all sorts of things including shift click and drag. I then see my white triangle in the middle and two half traingles on the far left and right side. Once it was applied to the layer, you could toggle it on and off. little triangles that show where the colors need to stop in a sense.
It would bring up an options box that had what they called color stops. In PS, i could create a new layer, hit the layer style button and throw a gradient over the curent layer. Just a reminder, i came from photoshop to gimp so things are out of place for me a we bit. Script-fu 101 scripts, GMIC, and layer effectsĮllo all.
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