Is this possible:

I want to be able to draw a polygon where each node specifies a colour quad (RGBA/...) and then the fill of the shape is interpolated between the verticies.

For example:

Imagine a triangle with a red corner, blue corner and yellow corner. At the points of the triangle it's solid colour, but then towards the middle it gradually fades into the next colour.

I guess this is the same as OpenGL programming where you set the vetex colour, and it shade-fills.

Anyway, I thought this would look great.

-kt

PS> Maybe you could do it with layers of gradients.

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