Ho do we do a tool like this in Wick Editor?
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(Example)
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So How do we get a Radial Gredient like this?
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I dont thinks it possible yet
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… It works with linear…
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whoa how did you do that
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So is there a way??
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yeah the only way to do this is with code :(
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Paper.js is the main render in Wick, you can make gradients with it, and just pass the paths directly to Wick, or simply make a Paper.js Path with a gradient SVG and put it into Wick!
I GOT ONE!!!
Process analysis
To make a Wick Path, you must first make a Paper.js Path, then translate it into Wick. After that, insert it to the current frame and done!
My Project5-26-2025_16-02-03.wick (1.5 KB)
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Some code:
// Make Paper.js Path:
var path = new paper.Path.Circle({
center: paper.view.center,
radius: paper.view.bounds.height * 0.4
});
// Fill the path with a radial gradient color with three stops:
// yellow from 0% to 5%, mix between red from 5% to 20%,
// mix between red and black from 20% to 100%:
path.fillColor = {
gradient: {
stops: [['yellow', 0.05], ['red', 0.2], ['black', 1]],
radial: true
},
origin: path.position,
destination: path.bounds.rightCenter
};
// Create Wick Path
var wPath = new Wick.Path({path: path});
// Add path to frame:
project.activeFrame.addPath(wPath);
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Is there a way to make transparent gradients???
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