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# gaugeColors

The colors of the gauge.

```
var gaugeColors: [UIColor]? { get }
```

## Discussion

A gauge with more than one color appears as a gradient. The provider specifies the location of the colors using the [`gaugeColorLocations`](/documentation/ClockKit/CLKGaugeProvider/gaugeColorLocations) property. The [`gaugeColors`](/documentation/ClockKit/CLKGaugeProvider/gaugeColors) and [`gaugeColorLocations`](/documentation/ClockKit/CLKGaugeProvider/gaugeColorLocations) properties must have the same number of elements.

> Note:
> Tinted graphic complications display gauges using a solid color chosen by the user. The gauge colors have no affect on the appearance of these complications.

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