Replaced GenImageGradientH and GenImageGradientV with GenImageLinearGradient #3074
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raysan5
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@danemadsen Despite being a breaking change for the library, I don't think many users depend on those replaced functions so I can merge it. Only concern is the direction parameter, it could be confusing for some users, it would require some small description on the function comment. |
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@danemadsen Thank you very much for this addition! |
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@raysan5 My pleasure :) |
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…radient (raysan5#3074) * Replaced GenImageGradientH and GenImageGradientV with GenImageLinearGradient * renamed GenImageLinearGradient to GenImageGradientLinear
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This allows the user to create linear gradients with a single function. In addition to horizontal and vertical gradients this function also allows the user to create diagonal gradients and gradients in any direction in 360 degrees.