Two Point Gradient Node

Access: Nodes > Projection > Two Point Gradient

The Two Point Gradient node creates a gradient based on two locator positions relative to geometry. You can control the gradient between the start and end colors using the Mode controls and assign multiple projectors/locators to the node to create as many gradients as you require from any angle.


Locator A with a red Color A.	Locator B with a blue Color B.

The gradient color changes dependent on distance between locator A and locator B.

Two Point Gradient Node Inputs

Color A	Sets the start color of the gradient, which is applied to geometry closest to locator A.
Color B	Sets the start color of the gradient, which is applied to geometry closest to locator B.
Position	An optional input to set the start coordinates of the gradient.

Two Point Gradient Node Outputs

Output

A two point gradient calculated from two locator positions relative to geometry.

Two Point Gradient Node Properties

Mode dropdown	Sets how the gradient between the two locators/projectors is calculated, either Linear or Radial.
Color A swatch	Sets the default start color of the gradient if nothing is connected to the Color A input.
Color B swatch	Sets the default end color of the gradient if nothing is connected to the Color B input.
Locator A dropdown	Selects the object to use as locator A. You can use one of the standard options, objects, cameras, and lights, or create a custom locator by pressing the + button.
	Click to add a locator to the scene to control the gradient applied to your geometry.
	Click to switch to the Transform Selected Objects tool so you can move the selected object around the scene.
	Click to show and hide the Locator A transform controls.
Locator B dropdown	Selects the object to use as locator B. You can use one of the standard options, objects, cameras, and lights, or create a custom locator by pressing the + button.
	Click to add a locator to the scene to control the gradient applied to your geometry.
	Click to switch to the Transform Selected Objects tool so you can move the selected object around the scene.
	Click to show and hide the Locator B transform controls.

Related Nodes

• Camera Distance Gradient Node

• Camera Facing Gradient Node

• Object Distance Gradient Node

• Object Facing Gradient Node