#How can i make gradient fit in to a shape

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fallow cypress
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Hi i would like to strech my gradient left to right without stretching it top and bottom i need to make displacment map but i cant all of the settings of the gradient are ok but shape isn't and i don't know how can i fix it

sick mango
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You can use a fill in the shape fill (I'm assuming your shape is a vector shape)

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see the gradient icon in the middle of the fill box of the shapes?

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This is how your shape will fill

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Then you can check the properties panel to tweak your gradient there

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adding stops, changing opacity and position settings, the angle, the scale, and obviously the colours

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If your shape isn't a vector one, you will need to create a mask to constrait a standard gradient to this shpe, but I strongly recomment using vector shapes for this as they are neater and more precise but also easily tranformed, without loosing any quality.

fallow cypress
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thanks it's almost perfect but can i crop it on the corners

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i would like effect like this

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i achived it with gaussian blur but it's much worse and gausian blur leaves weird streches and i cant accept this becouse it makes my redners look very bad

sick mango
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You need to apply a mask on your vector shape, and possibly blur that mask if needed. You can also apply a gradient on the masks if you want a progressive blur...
If these are 3D renders, then the effect you want to make should be available to do directly in the 3D program I should think?