While the traditional Color Ramp node in Blender is very useful, it lacks one important feature. Its color values are static in nature. We cannot connect any other node to its color sockets. So we cannot control the color stops dynamically.

We actually bridged this gap! We have created a better version of this node called Super Color Ramp. It has a slightly different look-n-feel but it gives the same functionality as that of the original Color Ramp. In addition, it has appropriate input sockets for all the color stops and the color values. So we can easily control this node dynamically. We can connect other nodes to its input sockets.

Moreover, this Super Color Ramp is available in the Shader Editor as well as in the Geometry Node Editor. You can use it in both the places.

Super Color Node in the Shader Editor:

Super Color Node in the Geometry Node Editor:

Note 1: After you install this node, you need to re-open the current blend file or restart Blender. The new menu options will be then visible. Please refer to the installation guide available in the download package for further details.

Note 2: Super Color Ramp works for Blender 3.4 and above, including Blender 4.x versions. Please check your version before you install this. Once installed, you may also need help on how to use it. So...

Watch our video tutorial to understand how this node works!

Please read the documentation included in the package, it has a step by step guide (with screenshots) on how to install this node. For any assistance or any bug reporting, please feel free to send a mail to 5minblender@gmail.com or connect to us via our YouTube channel. We are always there to help you!