Kim Yoonmi 김윤미 金潤美 Surname first
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An error occurred while saving the comment I can't get the script suggested to work regardless on my machine, and I do think it should be native to Illustrator in the first place and also easily accessible in the ways I listed. (the 2 ways listed). I can mock up the wireframes too.
I know how to do the UX for it. I think the scripting UX , as shown is awkward in the first place.
Being able to right click and being able to access it from a menu would help.
The stack exchange scripting idea doesn't work either since it's asking to "repeat the same colors" and "Why don't you use a script?" But a script doesn't always work and for some people they can't use one... so... I think making it native would make it easier.
Right click--> "Make gradient from Swatches" --> Goes to gradient panel. The math is done for you.
Hamburger swatches Menu--> "Make gradient from swatches"-->Goes to gradient panel.
You can then drag and drop gradient to the swatches panel.
Say I've picked up 13 key colors. That's really hard to math out of 100, no?
But these 13 key colors are throughout the whole document and you want to make a gradient, sitting there and mathing 13/100 would be hard.
7.69230769231 >.< Who wants to sit there for an hour to math that with the sliders? Make it easier on the graphic designers. Key colors used throughout the piece, unify into a gradient. The sliders are also finnicky sometimes and moves a degree off. TT Anything over 3-4 and it's harder to place colors.
Just make it native.
An error occurred while saving the comment Automatically create gradient from swatches (Yes I know there is a plug-in. It won't work on my machine and I think this should be native and then it might be able to expand the capabilities of the swatches panel from there?)
So say you have 10 colors, I don't want to have to sit there dividing 10 colors already in the swatches panel. If I select the folder or a range of them, I should be able to right click and then select "create gradient" menu comes up.
Or be able to select it from the Swatches hamburger menu (both would be great)
Then it evenly spaces the colors from the swatches.
2 colors? 2 sliders at 100 and 0
3 colors? 3 sliders at 100, 50 and 0.
... etc.No need to do the math and get it imperfect. 20 colors? No sweat. Currently Sit there and cry...
A rainbow swatch creation: Easy under the new proposal
Under the current system: Sit there and calculate the number, and math it wrong and then cry.I frequently have to make gradients, so this would be great to have. It would also encourage me to use the swatches palette.
Also, it would make it easier to pull colors from a gradient this way. I know what the base color is already because I used a color/folder to create the gradient in the first place. (I often have to tweak gradients and this is a pain.)
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I need the organization. PLLLLEEEAASSSEE. It's a pain having to click through swatches, not sure which one is the one I want, even if I name them all.