Gradients. Something Good... Something Not So Good

The Good

For quite some time…

  • I’ve trying to figure out how to remove BREAK POINTS in the Gradient Tool.

Up to this point…

  • I’ve been deleting the entire Gradient - and recreating the Gradient (after writing down the values)
    ---- What a PITA.

But… today the secret will be revealed. :smile:

(Side Note: We Need A Tongue Sticking Out Smiley Face)

I’m sure some people here already know this Gradient thing…

  • but I’d bet NEWBS don’t.

The Not So Good

In the same video (below)… you will see that I have 2 Gradients…

I cannot ADD BREAK POINTS to one of the two Gradients.

It doesn’t matter if the Gradient is on top - or on bottom.

The difference between the 2 Gradients is
Gradient 1 / degrees #414141
Gradient 2 / 90 degrees / #(transparent).

If I make the 2nd Gradient Non-Transparent… or change the degrees ---- it doesn’t fix the problem.

So it’s not the Color of the Gradient (that’s causing this)…

  • nor the position in the Gradient list…
  • nor is it the Degree (position of light source).

Anyone have any ideas ?

See Video:
http://quick.as/9Pq9CZAb