How do i select a specific point of a UIGradient

[tender bridge]

how

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Well, Roblox is stupid and can't implement a simple method for ColorSequences

but here you go

local function EvalColorSequence(sequence: ColorSequence, timer: number): Color3
  if timer == 0 then
    return sequence.Keypoints[1].Value
  elseif timer == 1 then
    return sequence.Keypoints[#sequence.Keypoints].Value
  end

  for i = 1, #sequence.Keypoints - 1 do
    local thisKeypoint = sequence.Keypoints[i]
    local nextKeypoint = sequence.Keypoints[i + 1]
    if timer >= thisKeypoint.Time and timer < nextKeypoint.Time then
      local alpha = (timer - thisKeypoint.Time) / (nextKeypoint.Time - thisKeypoint.Time)
      return Color3.new(
        (nextKeypoint.Value.R - thisKeypoint.Value.R) * alpha + thisKeypoint.Value.R,
        (nextKeypoint.Value.G - thisKeypoint.Value.G) * alpha + thisKeypoint.Value.G,
        (nextKeypoint.Value.B - thisKeypoint.Value.B) * alpha + thisKeypoint.Value.B
      )
    end
  end
end

@tender bridge example how to use this

local MiddleColor = EvalColorSequence(UIGradient.Color, 0.5)

[tender bridge]

So stupid

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Ikr

[heady prawn]

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[tender bridge]

Would be easy(?) to implement renaming points, and just doing gradient.point1

Just treat it as a property

[trim leaf]

no

It's not even possible

but you can store them inside of a table

[tender bridge]

Not for you, no.

But making that a studio feature

roblox should make that

[trim leaf]

Mm eh

I think just making that function an in-built method for ColorSequence would be much better

[tender bridge]

Yeah, that was what i meant

Roblox should make a way of selecting a point

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Yeah but naming them is kinda stupid

[tender bridge]

Maybe just add every point as a property

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1000 points?

why

[tender bridge]

Noone is gonna have 1000 points on a gradient

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Yes but there's always 1,000 points in a ColorSequence

[tender bridge]

No, every point added

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local NewColorSequence = {}
NewColorSequence.__index = NewColorSequence

function NewColorSequence.new(sequence: ColorSequence)
    local self = setmetatable({}, NewColorSequence)
    self._sequence = sequence

    return self
end

function NewColorSequence:Eval(t: number): Color3
    if t == 0 then
        return self._sequence.Keypoints[1].Value
    elseif t == 1 then
        return self._sequence.Keypoints[#self._sequence.Keypoints].Value
    end

    for i = 1, #self._sequence.Keypoints - 1 do
        local thisKeypoint = self._sequence.Keypoints[i]
        local nextKeypoint = self._sequence.Keypoints[i + 1]
        if t >= thisKeypoint.Time and t < nextKeypoint.Time then
            local alpha = (t - thisKeypoint.Time) / (nextKeypoint.Time - thisKeypoint.Time)
            return Color3.new(
                (nextKeypoint.Value.R - thisKeypoint.Value.R) * alpha + thisKeypoint.Value.R,
                (nextKeypoint.Value.G - thisKeypoint.Value.G) * alpha + thisKeypoint.Value.G,
                (nextKeypoint.Value.B - thisKeypoint.Value.B) * alpha + thisKeypoint.Value.B
            )
        end
    end
end

return NewColorSequence

I made this module

you can like

local ReplicatedStorage = game:GetService("ReplicatedStorage")

local NewColorSequence = require(ReplicatedStorage.NewColorSequence)

local Sequence = ColorSequence.new(Color3.fromRGB(243, 41, 27), Color3.fromRGB(98, 255, 70))
local NewSequence = NewColorSequence.new(Sequence)

print(NewSequence:Eval(0.5)) -- Prints the color in the middle

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I understand

[tender bridge]

These should be a property

[trim leaf]

nah that's a really bad idea

because you can already get those

[tender bridge]

Anyways, thanks for fixing my problem