[Alexandru Graur]

I manage to find something but I don’t know how to apply it:

Using data from a csv, each frame returns a different color. The difference is that I don’t want the frame to be the reference of my gradient.

This is the expression that I am talking:

To slider ->

var compTime = compToFrames (time);

Footage(“Data.csv”).dataValue([0,compTime])

To fill ->

var slider = effect(“Data”)(“Slider”);

var c1 = effect(“Color 1”)(“Color”);

var c2 = effect(“Color 2”)(“Color”);

var c3 = effect(“Color 3”)(“Color”);

If (slider < -20) {

ease(slider, -20, 0, c1, c2)

}

else {

ease(slider, 0, 50, c2, c3)

}

[Alexandru Graur]

Hello Chris

Thank you very much for the help.

Just curious… is there a way to get a smooth gradient color from blue to white and then to orange?

Thanks!

Alex

[Alexandru Graur]

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<yt-formatted-string slot=”content” split-lines=””>Is there a way to change the fill color with expression based on a number? Let’s say you want -20 to be blue, 0 to be light yellow/white and 50 to be orange.</yt-formatted-string>

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