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I'm trying to make a repeating color ramp around the outside of a cylinder (i.e., ten separate instances of black-purple-green). Unfortunately, I lose the spectrum of color ramp colours when I use the modulo function to repeat (I only get black-purple). Is there another way of doing this to get the full color ramp to repeat using a radial gradient texture?

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    $\begingroup$ Since no one has answered the actual question in the title, a node that takes its input modulo 0.1 will always output a result between 0 and 0.1, so you’ll always get only the first 10% of the color ramp. $\endgroup$ – wchargin Jun 8 '20 at 0:47
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Try this setup. The key is the MAP RANGE node.

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  • $\begingroup$ Huge thanks! Sending good vibes your way. I haven't come across this node before. $\endgroup$ – Computer Use Jun 7 '20 at 4:46
  • $\begingroup$ No problem. You can play with the two lower values to "push" the gradient around a bit, but it should be good as is. Happy travels. $\endgroup$ – Christopher Bennett Jun 7 '20 at 4:48
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If you know you're only ever going to need a 0-1 range in the segments, you can just use a multiplication .. but @Christopher's answer is more flexible.

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    $\begingroup$ BTW, you can up-vote his answer as well as accepting it :) $\endgroup$ – Robin Betts Jun 7 '20 at 5:23

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