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How Do I Make All of the Segments of a Gradient Have Equal Widths? - abajan - 08-01-2018
I just made a gradient having eight (8) segments, but I want only seven (7) because the gradient consists of the colors of the rainbow. The problem is, whenever I delete the last segment, the color that was on its left, fills the void, resulting in it being twice the width of the other colors in the gradient. How do I make all the colors have exactly equal widths?
RE: How Do I Make All of the Segments of a Gradient Have Equal Widths? - rich2005 - 08-01-2018
For that gradient, In the gradient editor
Select all the segments (one-at-a-time) shift-ctrl-click
then
Right-click to bring up the context menu and Re-distribute Handles in Selection
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RE: How Do I Make All of the Segments of a Gradient Have Equal Widths? - abajan - 08-01-2018
That did the trick. Thank you! I could've sworn I tried that last night. Sometimes it seems like I have to click certain options twice for the click to register. I don't know if the mouse has an issue, but I've only noticed this behavior in GIMP.
Cheers