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  1. #1
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    Default Flood Fill Question for Fonts

    I did a Search, found nothing on the forums.

    I'm able to use Flood Tool to create a simple shaded title for my books. By shaded, I mean the bottom part of the text one color, the top another (usually white). I do this using the Linear-Simple setting of the Flood Tool.

    I saw a triple shade (3-color) font while browsing Amazon: black bottom fill, a medium color middle area and a white top. I'd like to use that on some titles.

    In using the Three-Color setting of Flood, I only seem to be able to get the triangle pattern. Shift+Drag either intensifies or desaturates the left-right-top fill of the tool.

    Is there a way to get three colors in the Linear version of the Flood tool?

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    Default Re: Flood Fill Question for Fonts

    To clarify, I can get 2 shades of one color and use it with white by fiddling with the Profile. But was wanting to use a black bottom, a purple middle, and a white top. Actually 3 colors.

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    Default Re: Flood Fill Question for Fonts

    Welcome to TalkGraphics.

    Use the fill tool, holding the Ctrl key down, to get a vertical linear fill.
    Apply colours to the Start and End Points.

    Double-click on the fill line and apply a third colour.
    Repeat as many times as you like.

    Acorn
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    Default Re: Flood Fill Question for Fonts

    Awesome, thank you.

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    Default Re: Flood Fill Question for Fonts

    Acorn is right.

    Mark

 

 

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