I want to make a gradient function, and I need the R G and B values to change the same number of times. My current code (python) is this:
def a2bn(a:int, b:int, n:int):
__l = []
__c = 0
for i in range(n):
__c += (b/n)
__l.append(__c)
return(__l)
However, it doesn't work because it can't have a starting value (A) without messing up the list. (the function takes in single numbers, but I can use three of them to combine the lists).
If you want there to be a gradient from a to b, shouldn't you initialize
_c=a
and then update by_c += (b-a)/n?
– Isdj
This worked, thanks! (tomorrow this will be marked as answer)