Using Color Gradient Dialog

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Functions Provided For Setting Effect Directions

Some effects provide more than one color. In this case the so-called »Color Table, »Color Gradient, Color Gradient Dialog (described here) or »M2L Color Table is offered by the effect to take control of the colors.

Gradient Dialog

 

The Color Gradient Dialog has been merged with the regular Color Gradient in MADRIX 5.6. Use these functions instead:

See »Color Gradient

 

Deprecated Functions

The following functions and constants are not supported anymore. Please follow the hints to migrate your macros.

Function

Description

void GradientDlgSetColor(int idx, color c)

Use the equivalent of the Color Gradient. See »Color Gradient

color GradientDlgGetColor(int idx)

Use the equivalent of the Color Gradient. See »Color Gradient

int GradientDlgGetColorCount()

Use the equivalent of the Color Gradient. See »Color Gradient

void GradientDlgAddColor(color c, float position, int fade)

Use the equivalent of the Color Gradient. See »Color Gradient

void GradientDlgRemoveColor(int idx)

Use the equivalent of the Color Gradient. See »Color Gradient

void GradientDlgSetColorPosition(int idx, float pos)

Use the equivalent of the Color Gradient. See »Color Gradient

float GradientDlgGetColorPosition(int idx)

Use the equivalent of the Color Gradient. See »Color Gradient

void GradientDlgSetColorFade(int idx, int fade)

Use the equivalent of the Color Gradient. See »Color Gradient

int GradientDlgGetColorFade(int idx)

Use the equivalent of the Color Gradient. See »Color Gradient

void GradientDlgFadeAllColors(void)

Use the equivalent of the Color Gradient. See »Color Gradient

void GradientDlgFadeNoneColors(void)

Use the equivalent of the Color Gradient. See »Color Gradient

void GradientDlgSetUniformDistances(void)

Use the equivalent of the Color Gradient. See »Color Gradient

void GradientDlgInvertColorPositions(void)

Use the equivalent of the Color Gradient. See »Color Gradient

void GradientDlgInvertColors(void)

Use the equivalent of the Color Gradient. See »Color Gradient

 

For a detailed description of the non-primitive data type color, see »Using Data Types

 

 

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