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Aapi-whichway
Last edited Aug 6, 2022
Created on Aug 6, 2022

This example shows a full-screen sky landscape that slowly cycles through colors, simulating a sunrise-to-sunset effect. A single SVG rectangle fills the viewport and is painted with a radial gradient, using the `radialGradient` and `stop` elements. The gradient’s first color stop is animated with SMIL’s `<animate>` tag, transitioning between aliceblue and indigo over a 15-second loop to shift the sky’s mood. Built with React, the component renders directly to SVG using JSX, with layout fixed at 960 by 500 pixels.

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Sunrise/sunset.

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