Hello there, my question is, how can I determine the exact colour stop position before I save a gradient in adobe colour? Please see the files below concerning the location of the stops.
Thank you for providing your feedback to us. This percentage level accuracy is not yet there in adobe color, but we will check on it for a future release.
For example, in illustrator, I have three stops, consisting of three different hex colours set at locations of 50%, 65% and 100%.
When I upload a simple square png containing a gradient to extract it, to make it exactly the same as my gradient png, I need to adjust the gradient stops first to get the correct hex code for each of the three colours and then I also then need to try and guess the stop locations along the path to set them at 50%, 65% and 100% without being able to see their exact placement along the gradient or any way to adjust their location once I have extracted and created a gradient.
Is there a way to correctly place the stops at certain positions such as described above to adjust their position before or once the gradient is saved? I hope this makes my question more straightforward.
Thank you for providing your feedback to us. This percentage level accuracy is not yet there in adobe color, but we will check on it for a future release.
Thank you, and I appreciate your reply; I look forward to this addition if it is decided that a function is to be added. I am sure this will help me and others who want to include this accuracy in their work.