GUI for creating 1-dimensional gradient matrices The jit.gradient.ui object provides a handy GUI for creating and manipulating 4-plane 1-dimensional gradient matrices. Functionality is similar to the jit.gradient object. Jitter-Tools Jitter Set which plane contains the alpha values (default = 0) The word alpha_last, followed by a zero or 1, sets which plane in the matrix contains the alpha values (default = 0). When alpha_last is disabled (set to 0). the output format is ARGB. When alpha_last is enabled (set to 1). the output format is RGBA. Output the gradient matrix A bang message will cause the object to send the current gradient matrix out the object's outlet. Clear all colors but the first The word clear will clear all colors from the matrix except for the first (index 0). Position a pointer index The word move_pointer, followed by an integer which specifies the pointer index and a floating-point number in the range 0. - 1.0 will position the pointer index along the range of the gradient. Set the output matrix dimension (default = 20) The word output_matrix_dim, followed by an integer, specifies the dimension (size) of the gradient matrix. The size is related to the gradient resolution of the output matrix; a smaller size will result in a gradient with fewer shades. Set a pointer index color The word pointer_color, followed by an integer which specifies the pointer index and four floating-point numbers in the range 0. - 1.0 sets the color for a pointer index along the range of the gradient.