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The Final Cut Pro X User Guide describes using the Gradient editor controls starting on page 1,255. I've searched all over and cannot find it anywhere.
Do I need to have FCPX Motion to be able to see it? If not, what am I doing wrong?
iMac Line (2012 and Later)
No, you don't need to have Motion.
The gradient editor will be present whenever you are editing a color parameter that can also be a gradient.
It is present, for example, in the Basic Title, when you edit the "Face" parameter of text, and choose "Gradient":
No, you don't need to have Motion.
The gradient editor will be present whenever you are editing a color parameter that can also be a gradient.
It is present, for example, in the Basic Title, when you edit the "Face" parameter of text, and choose "Gradient":
Got it! Thank you so much!!!
gradient editor
