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Hi,

If you create a gradient in the Designer and pick up the different colours with the colour pipette, the colour is not applied to the desired gradient point, even though it is selected. Once a gradient point has been selected and you use the colour field and then the pipette, the colour is applied. I have shown it in a video and I hope you understand it.

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32 minutes ago, J.A. said:

Once a gradient point has been selected and you use the colour field and then the pipette, the colour is applied.

That is the way that the color picker in all the panels is designed/intended/documented to work (including in the Color panel, Swatches panel, the one you show, etc.) Only the actual Color Picker Tool applies colors immediately.

Help: https://affinity.help/designer2/en-US.lproj/pages/Clr/samplingClr.html

Note: They are changing this design in 2.6, currently in Beta, and the changed function is described here:

 

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6 hours ago, J.A. said:

If you create a gradient in the Designer and pick up the different colours with the colour pipette, the colour is not applied to the desired gradient point, even though it is selected.

You don't need to use the pipette. You don't even need to open a colour editor. Simply alt/opt-click on a colour to put that colour into the active stop of the gradient.

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