Hi,

Is there possible to create this (vector graphics) gradiented circle like the image ?
If yes , how ?

Thank you !
Coredump

Hi.

Sadly svg doesn't have a support for conical gradients, so each way to draw such will be a bit forced.

One of it would be to use a gradient mesh.
Though it is not supported too in the specs, somehow it got more attention from the developers.

Other solution, to use clipping over that "conic gradient".
To change the step's colour/position, you have to use only the gradient editor.

If only two steps would be necessary, there are a few more solutions.
For example, by making a small rectangle to be a pattern along a circular -or other- shaped path (live path effect preferred),
convert the result to a path, break it apart, group objects together, then run the interpolate attribute inside group extension.
A bit complicated, but works with all kind of shapes.

If you are familiar with the make tiled clones option, it can also make it happen.


And, finally, the most intriguing solution to use a simple pattern along path effect and leave the rest to the renderer.
https://openclipart.org/detail/202192/test-image-7-by-lazur-urh-202192


Which one would be vector?
Thinking of eps saving options, you can have luck the interpolated style, the tiled clone and the pattern along path methods.
Maybe with the gradient mesh too? I cannot tell.

Hello,



Some time ago, I did a small (and raw) tutorial about that, here:



Allthough, I haven't tried with elements with different opacity, but i Think it is also possible

hulf2012 wrote:Allthough, I haven't tried with elements with different opacity, but i Think it is also possible

You can use a white to black gradient as a masking object for that.



Now after the repost, a bit of digging for similar topics:

Trick: Simulating a curved gradient

How to fill a gradient along a shape (or morph image)

Line gradiant - flow in line

Making a rainbow with narrowing - My AI professional can


and maybe for a collection of curved-bent gradients, this would be appropriate too:
http://www.inkscapeforum.com/viewtopic.php?f=9&t=17856#p65978

Here is how it can look with a simple pattern along path lpe:

-svg is rendered through the browser, may look alot better when exported from inkscape at 90 dpi-

Whoa!! When did this Interpolate Attribute in a Group extension show up? I never was really aware of it. Wow -- so many possibilities!!

Gents, you are great !

Thank you so much your solutions !!!