Is it possible to use a gradient fill instead of a single colour?

var def = svg.append('defs');
var gradient = def.append('linearGradient')
    .attr('id', 'custom_id_1')
    .attr('x1', '50%')
    .attr('y1', '0%')
    .attr('x2', '50%')
    .attr('y2', '100%');

//set start
gradient.append('stop')
    .attr('offset', '0%')
    .attr('stop-color', 'white')

//set color at the

The texassemble tool creates 2D array textures from a set of input 2D images or an animated gif. It might be a nice alternative to support outputting as a 'sprite sheet' using a packing algorithm similar to the DirectX Tool Kit tool MakeSpriteFont.

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I'm a BabylonJS user so I know there is a list about astc, dxt, pvrtc, etc1, etc2, atc on this page : https://doc.babylonjs.com/resources/multi-platform_compressed_textures#khronos-texture-container-format-ktxhttpswwwkhronosorgopenglessdktoolsktx-files

Then I had in mind to go read directly to the source about a short descriptions of what are these formats targetting which OS/hardware, so I get

Proposal:
Add button names. Settings, File, for example.

Else:
I don't know what is that button for:

I think, that you need to add little des