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Thank you for much for the clear instructions! I tried plugin but found it quite unhelpful because there were limited options to change it after the fact.
Okay but how do you animate it such that when we hover the mouse over it the colour deflection happens in the prototype like the way you showed in the starting?
Nice tuturial but some commands prompts on the screen would be helpful during your workflow ie: when you copied the base color and applied it to multiple objects (I have no clue how you did that). Thanks for the video!
if you're not planning on having it animated you could just export it as a big .PNG and then compress it enough to not impact load times too much, but if you do want to animate it on a website you could either a) export the individual shapes as .SVGs and place them with position absolutes on your website or b) create divs on your website and use the inspect tool in Figma to map them as closely as possible (again, also using position absolutes) 🤩
thanks for useful tutorial! but how to give this animation file to developers? they needed gif/lottie format, but if i make the gif, soft and flowyy gradient doesn't work
if you want to make it very easily transferrable, you could just make circles instead of random shapes. then your devs could just create divs with the correct sizes, colors and blur settings 😃
@@TimGabe my devs want an svg instead of recreating it in css (because i have additional textures and visual elements above the mesh gradient that come together to make a background). Am i required to flatten it in order to compress file size? If yes, how do i flatten without losing the gradient?
hey Peter! they can technically be exported as .svgs, but I'm not sure how they'll render though... probably better to go with .pngs and compress them 😃
that’s a great hack, Milan! 🤩 I think Spline is a game changer when it comes to 3d, but haven’t had the time to dig my teeth into it… maybe in the future though! 🧐☺️
@@TimGabe I played with spline a bit. For sure it is not feature rich like blender but i think their aim is 3D for the web.It allows to export assets to react projects and interactions through code... Thanks for replying mate have a good weekend.
Yes, If I have an Auto Layout Frame, I can't use this as the background of let's say a section unless I export it as image. And then I would lose all editability@@TimGabe
Great Tutorial, however, I would suggest doing things a bit slower. I'm just starting on Figma and your explanation was great, but you do things too quick, and I needed to scroll back over and over again.
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haha, that's a very nice comment Aleks!! thanks a lot!!
Love-it! you are so underrated imo. Very adhd friendly clear, fun and super useful vids!! hope you'll get to you 100k follower milestone well like yesterday!! :D :D
You don't how much you helping me.
Thanks for providing knowledge for free.
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Your videos are really amazing and straight to the point.
Thank you Tim
that's amazing to hear, thanks my friend!
This was an amazing tutorial, thank you so much Tim!
appreciate you Hugo! really nice of you to both comment and post on Twitter 🤩🙏
This was highly needed! Thanks a bunch Tim.🤞🏿
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@@TimGabe I’d try it out and would love to show you the outcome.
thanks a lot. I'm a noob trying to do this in my free time and it really helps.
happy that it helps you, my friend 😃
your labeled artboards of "Apply color" "blurs".. etc to show each step was helpful! Thanks
Beautiful...that was a great piece of art... Loved this tutorial..U just got another subscriber fan!!
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Nice, easy simple and plain explanation 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻
glad you liked it 🤩
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really appreciated, Kashyap! 🙏
Thank u bro 🤘
I've been looking for this tutorial for a long time 😩👌
happy you found it, my friend 😃
Amazing tutorial and explanation. I randomly cliked on it and i found it super helpful. Keep growing buddy!
really appreciate the kind comment and so happy that you found it helpful, Mudit! 🤩
Thanks mate, exactly what I wanted. The last part of the video is the most helpful.
really happy you liked it, my friend 🥳
very simple yet detailed work..great job..learned a lot thanks!
Amazing bro, thank you.
Fantastic video. Thanks Tim!
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Super helpful - many thanks!
Very nice resource!
Amazing Tim, thanks for the tips !
thanks a lot for the comment and encouragement, Nathan 🙏☺️
That's awesome! Thanks for sharing ❤
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Good explanation bro. Really helpful.
Thanks alot Tim
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amazing tutorial... thanks.. this was a real timesaver
Very specific and helped a lot.👍
Great Content Bro! Thanks :)
Christopher!! thanks a lot, my friend 🥳🙏
Best gradient I ever made was just a picture of a pile of marshmallow Peeps blurred beyond recognition.
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Amazing. Thanks.
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Thank you so much for sharing🤩
Clean explain!!
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really appreciate it, Kyt! 🤩
Thank you so much
thank you for commenting, my friend ☺️
It's exactly what I was looking for, thanks! :) What shortcut did you use to change color (01:19) ?
so nice of you to drop by and comment! good luck on your journey, my friend!!
very helpfull video
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Thank you so much :)
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does the blur effect keep it as a vector or is it no longer a vector?
Absolutely loved it! I was wondering if there was a way to add these mesh gradients to our color library?
Hi, how do I get the PNG Image at 3:33? thank you
you can search for "grain" in the Figma community and you'll find a bunch of free files including those kinds of grains!
@@TimGabe thank you !
@@TimGabe Bro I can't find it, can you maybe link it?
Hey Tim, I couldn't find that noise image, can you please link it up?
Found it, thanks!
great!!
Thank you for much for the clear instructions! I tried plugin but found it quite unhelpful because there were limited options to change it after the fact.
Okay but how do you animate it such that when we hover the mouse over it the colour deflection happens in the prototype like the way you showed in the starting?
can you please provide the link to that jpg that was used in the optional step?please.thankyou
oufff, so long ago since this tutorial was made 😢 can't find it!
very amazing.. thank you.. please how do i get this noise image
if you search for "noise" in the community you should find multiple files!
Nice tuturial but some commands prompts on the screen would be helpful during your workflow ie: when you copied the base color and applied it to multiple objects (I have no clue how you did that). Thanks for the video!
how do u clip the rectangle ?
I didn't get it...
Clip content (but it's only available on Frames 😃)
Great!
🤩
how do we get the css for this when we're actually coding the website?
if you're not planning on having it animated you could just export it as a big .PNG and then compress it enough to not impact load times too much, but if you do want to animate it on a website you could either a) export the individual shapes as .SVGs and place them with position absolutes on your website or b) create divs on your website and use the inspect tool in Figma to map them as closely as possible (again, also using position absolutes) 🤩
Can I make the mesh gradient a style to reuse on other components?
thanks for useful tutorial! but how to give this animation file to developers? they needed gif/lottie format, but if i make the gif, soft and flowyy gradient doesn't work
how do we code this ? or this is only possible in prototype
you can create them in Framer, check this tutorial:
th-cam.com/video/-NHmDbsa5K0/w-d-xo.html
Tim ... Your big fan from India.. 😊.. do u have a tutorial on gradient types like linear, radial, etc...and their best applications in design
really appreciate the support!! i have a tutorial on the different gradiets inside of figma 😃
Cool thing ;) thx!
glad you liked it! 🤩
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Is there any plugins for creating mesh gradients
there are -- one is mentioned in the video!
thanks for this amazing lesson, I just wonder why my frame section doesn't have a clip content checkbox, I dont know what to do without it
that's weird. are you sure you're targeting the frame?
thank you so much for the comment!!
How do you use the mesh gradient in CSS later on? My only worry (as a designer) is that a dev team won't be able to develop it further.
if you want to make it very easily transferrable, you could just make circles instead of random shapes. then your devs could just create divs with the correct sizes, colors and blur settings 😃
@@TimGabe my devs want an svg instead of recreating it in css (because i have additional textures and visual elements above the mesh gradient that come together to make a background). Am i required to flatten it in order to compress file size? If yes, how do i flatten without losing the gradient?
Thanks
my pleasure! 💜
Great video! (Y) how do you scroll through the colors at 5:00?
you can target the hex and then just use your keyboard arrow keys (up and down) 🤩
Nice, thanks! cool feature :D
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amazing
glad you liked it!! 😃
Amazing
tHANKS BROTHER
glad to help, krishna!!
Fantastic Tim! Can these be exported as svgs?
hey Peter! they can technically be exported as .svgs, but I'm not sure how they'll render though... probably better to go with .pngs and compress them 😃
@@TimGabe Makes sense Tim. Thank you. So appreciate all you do.
appreciate the kind comments, Peter 🙏😃
When lazy, I use blobs plugin :D. Anyway, what are your thoughts on Spline, do you plan uploading content related to it?
that’s a great hack, Milan! 🤩 I think Spline is a game changer when it comes to 3d, but haven’t had the time to dig my teeth into it… maybe in the future though! 🧐☺️
@@TimGabe I played with spline a bit. For sure it is not feature rich like blender but i think their aim is 3D for the web.It allows to export assets to react projects and interactions through code... Thanks for replying mate have a good weekend.
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How would a developer build this?
I appreciate the tutorial but how can it be a for a beginner if everything is laid done and the follower literally has a blank canvas? :(
i think midjourney.... can't remember!
Benefited
that's awesome!!
2k likes!
Sadly you cant use it as a background inside of figma unless you export it.
you mean as an image background in figma?
Yes, If I have an Auto Layout Frame, I can't use this as the background of let's say a section unless I export it as image. And then I would lose all editability@@TimGabe
@@jdanielortega I have the same challenge. @TimGabe
HOW TO DO TARGET ??
what kind of target are you referring to, my friend?
then think about front end developers making it with code and how hard will be them ))
a solution could be that you either make it an image or you try to stick to only circles 👌😃
@@TimGabe
Great tutorial, but the one i did looks terrible.
just keep playing around with different colors and you’ll find something that works 😃
Great Tutorial, however, I would suggest doing things a bit slower. I'm just starting on Figma and your explanation was great, but you do things too quick, and I needed to scroll back over and over again.
thanks for the feedback, Juan!! will keep this in mind 😃
@@TimGabe add time stamps so it will be easier for us thanks.
Amazing i need this.
great to hear Ritche 🤩
Dope
thanks Sadaff! 😃
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