Procedural Gradients is a small collection of fully procedural gradient methods designed to generate flexible color transitions directly inside the material graph, without relying on external textures, enabling users to create smooth, stylized, or highly controlled gradients for UI, Materials, and Visual Effects.
The package includes three different gradient approaches:
A mathematically driven gradient that uses cosine interpolation to generate smooth and naturally flowing color transitions. This method is well suited for Seamless Gradients, Animated Effects, and Stylized Color patterns.
Custom Gradient Generator
A manually controlled gradient where colors and their positions can be defined directly. Allowing precise artistic control over gradient layout, useful for UI elements, Stylized Materials, Masks, and Controlled Color Variations. Supports up to 10 custom color stops, for complex and highly controlled gradient compositions.
Gradient driven by curve data, enabling advanced control over how colors blend across the gradient range. Create sharp transitions, smooth falloffs, or complex color distribution patterns, by shaping the curve offering greater control than traditional linear gradients.