Sort List + Substrate

  • Date : 2024-11-24
  • Autjor : Admin

In this Paracourse Lesson, we will learn how to use the “Substrate” combined with the “Sort List” component to sort the random areas of the substrate pattern and give them a gradient color.

 

18 Min / 900 Mb
Lesson by: Mohammad Yazdi

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In this Paracourse Lesson, we will learn how to use the “Substrate” combined with the “Sort List” component to sort the random areas of the substrate pattern and give them a gradient color.

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