Henry Wilder
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Hi Kazimierz,
You can modify the center of the radial gradient. Just choose the Gradient tool (G) with the objects selected (and gradient applied). Drag it across the shape. The start point comes the center of the gradient.
Does that work for you?
-Yogesh
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Hello all,
This functionality is now available in all the public builds starting V29.0.
To use this functionality, simply select colors from your swatches panel and click on 'create gradient' in the swatch panel options.
Please try out this feature and let us know what you think!
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70 votes15 comments · Illustrator (Desktop) Feature Requests » Effects, Appearance, Graphic Styles · Admin →
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Ai allows to use Halftone effects via Effect -> Pixelate -> Color halftone.
What specific cases are not solvable through the use of this?
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The team has encountered several issues with this feature. It requires them to change the basic algorithms and it is going to take them more time than anticipated.
While it still works in Beta 28.8.0.7, the next Beta build will have Inside/Outside aligned strokes for open paths disabled. The Beta is scheduled to be live on 7th of August.
Once this is ready to be enabled back, the team will update the status.
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An error occurred while saving the comment I absolutely agree. All other gradients are perfectly capable of having their control points entirely outside of the colored area, I see no reason why freeform gradients shouldn't allow this as well. Especially in cases such as compound paths where you might want to put a control point inside a hole.
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Beta 30.0.0.21 now offers two methods to interpolate gradient stops, similar to ones Photoshop has: Classic and Perceptual.
You can change these directly from Gradient and Control panels, or via Gradient popup in Properties.
Please try this build and share your thought on how it works and what do you expect to be improved.
I feel there are many Illustrator tools that lack numeric input like this, which is a shame because those same tools also tend to lack snapping.