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# Gradient
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The `<gradient>` tag applies a pre-defined gradient preset to text.
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For more information about creating gradient presets, see the documentation on [Gradient Presets](ColorGradientsPresets.md).
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The closing `</gradient>` tag reverts to the TextMesh pro object's original color.
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**Example:**
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```
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Apply<b>
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<gradient="Yellow to Orange - Vertical">any
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<gradient="Light to Dark Green - Vertical">gradient
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<gradient="Blue to Purple - Vertical">preset</gradient>
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</b>to your text
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```
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_Successive gradient tags ended with a closing `</gradient>`_
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**Note:** When you apply a gradient using this tag, it's multiplied by the TextMesh Pro object's current vertex colors.
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```
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This <gradient="Light to Dark Green - Vertical">Light to Dark Green gradient</gradient> is tinted by the red vertex color
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```
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<br/>
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_Applying a green gradient to red text_
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To apply the pure gradient to a selection of text, you can use a `<color>` tag to "reset" the color to white before applying the gradient.
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```
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This <color=#FFFFFFFF><gradient="Light to Dark Green - Vertical">Light to Dark Green gradient</gradient></color> is no longer tinted by the red vertex color
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<br/>
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_"Resetting" the text's vertex color before applying a gradient_
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