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Input (English): [header] How to set a gradient stop in inkscape [title] Create your shape that you plan on adding a gradient to. [title] Click on the gradient icon and draw a gradient line along the way that you want it. [step] In the gradient dialog toolbar, make sure that linear gradient is selected. <sep> (A) If your circle shape is not selected, that means that your circle would not draw a gradient. [title] Find a circle of shapes that would be fine to group together so that you can draw a gradient on each one. (B) [title] Decide on how many basic colors to use. [step] Depending on how many actual colors you want to make the gradient out of, is how many stops you will make. (C) [title] Drag 2 arrows to the gradient toolbar and then use icon tools, to select the right gradient choice. [title] Now you can see that this gradient slider is in menu bar but, drag it to make it switch to auto mode. (D) Otherwise, the gradient will be pulled out ; [title] Color different parts of your shape so it looks like a gradient. [step] Note that within this tutorial, it will use a slightly darker color.
Output (English): B