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I need to replicate a circular (or angle) gradient from a Photoshop comp in WPF; so far I can only find linear and radial. Does anyone know if such a thing exists, or and easy way to get get a circular gradient in WPF?
Note: I'm not asking about a radial gradient. A circular gradient is like taking a rectangle, applying a gradient and then transforming the rectangle into a circle.
While I've never done this before (so I don't know what's involved) you could implement a type that inherits from
GradientBrush. I don't think this is trivial though.I've also not worked with Photoshop circular gradients, but from your description I can't help but think that you could at least approximate it using a
LinearGradientBrushand then transforming the result - perhaps using aMatrixTransform.Sorry that I can't give you concrete answers, but maybe these suggestions can point you in the right direction.
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