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[Feature]: Optional gradient support for color pickers #71
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Improvementapi changeAffects public APIs, options, types, or documented interfaces.Affects public APIs, options, types, or documented interfaces.area: componentsAffects UI components or component behavior.Affects UI components or component behavior.enhancementNew feature or requestNew feature or requestgood first issueSmall, well-scoped task suitable for new contributors.Small, well-scoped task suitable for new contributors.help wantedMaintainers welcome external implementation.Maintainers welcome external implementation.priority: mediumNormal priority issue or request.Normal priority issue or request.
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Improvementapi changeAffects public APIs, options, types, or documented interfaces.Affects public APIs, options, types, or documented interfaces.area: componentsAffects UI components or component behavior.Affects UI components or component behavior.enhancementNew feature or requestNew feature or requestgood first issueSmall, well-scoped task suitable for new contributors.Small, well-scoped task suitable for new contributors.help wantedMaintainers welcome external implementation.Maintainers welcome external implementation.priority: mediumNormal priority issue or request.Normal priority issue or request.
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Problem or use case
For some things gradients are useful just to make the colors prettier / pop more. Right now you can't effectively properly handle gradients with Rayfield color pickers.
Proposed behavior
Create gradients using a modified colorpicker, where you can create / delete stops for the gradient and the preview shows what the gradient would look like.
Alternatives considered
Making an insane amount of colorpickers is the only solution you can currently do using Rayfield.
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This is how another script I use does this