Is this possible? This is just returning 0, in my spread sheet every point has it as like 0.1344. Thank you for your time.

Instead of a VOP, drop down a color node and choose Ramp from Attribute from the Color Type dropdown. Type your attribute name without the @ symbol into the Attribute field.

Enivob
Instead of a VOP, drop down a color node and choose Ramp from Attribute from the Color Type dropdown. Type your attribute name without the @ symbol into the Attribute field.

Thank you for your response. What I am trying to do is create a AI generated color ramp. I am using MLOPs to generate an image from user prompts, then randomly grabbing 5 points, storing their color in an attribute, then reference them to a ramp. I have everything working up to referencing to a ramp.

You can do it like Enivob says. Or if it has to be a vop you could just drive your ramp with the attribute of your choice.

Xue_Yue
You can do it like Enivob says. Or if it has to be a vop you could just drive your ramp with the attribute of your choice.

Thank you for your response

I got it to work, here is how you can put an attribute into a ramp. I had to break out my color into floats but at least it does what I want. edit:typo in code on second image *point(0, 0,"c02g", 0)

Ah, I have to say I didn't fully understand what you wanted to achieve. If you use the point expression like that you can directly access the elements of a vector attribute ("attr" is a vector point attribute in this case):



So you don't have to split it with vex before your ramp.

Xue_Yue
Ah, I have to say I didn't fully understand what you wanted to achieve. If you use the point expression like that you can directly access the elements of a vector attribute ("attr" is a vector point attribute in this case):



So you don't have to split it with vex before your ramp.

Awesome, thank you so much for all your help!