Summary
Photoshop gradients support midpoint values between color stops that control the interpolation between colors. Currently, psd2svg uses simple linear interpolation and ignores midpoint values.
Current Behavior
- Gradients with non-default midpoints (not 50%) trigger a debug warning but are rendered with linear interpolation
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Expected Behavior
Gradients should honor midpoint values to match Photoshop's rendering more accurately.
Implementation Notes
Midpoint in Photoshop affects the interpolation curve between two gradient stops. A midpoint of 50% results in linear interpolation, while values below 50% shift the transition toward the first color, and values above 50% shift it toward the second color.
Related Files
src/psd2svg/core/gradient.pysrc/psd2svg/core/paint.py
Summary
Photoshop gradients support midpoint values between color stops that control the interpolation between colors. Currently, psd2svg uses simple linear interpolation and ignores midpoint values.
Current Behavior
Expected Behavior
Gradients should honor midpoint values to match Photoshop's rendering more accurately.
Implementation Notes
Midpoint in Photoshop affects the interpolation curve between two gradient stops. A midpoint of 50% results in linear interpolation, while values below 50% shift the transition toward the first color, and values above 50% shift it toward the second color.
Related Files
src/psd2svg/core/gradient.pysrc/psd2svg/core/paint.py