hborre posted at 6:55 AM Sun, 15 January 2023 - #4453955

My bad.  I just looked again before refreshing the screen.  Yep, you're right.  It's early in the morning here.  

The problem is you have no control over the positioning of the gradient unless you include a Mapping node to modulate its location.

You’d use it the same way as a color ramp node in Blender. A value between 0 and 1 goes in, a color comes out. All the modulating happens beforehand. The main problem is that because the gradient would have to be produced in a different program, there’s even less direct feedback on what the final texture will look like. But honestly, if one wanted a decent user experience making procedural textures, one would simply do it in Blender and bake the textures for use with Poser.

-- I'm not mad at you, just Westphalian.