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Diffuse overlay not working for make-up

lecbenjaminlecbenjamin Posts: 11
edited February 2020 in New Users

I try to add a diffuse oveylay for make-up and it doesn't work. I load a make-up png map in diffuse overlay weight and set it at 1, I load the same map in diffuse overlay color. This is what I get.

 

Post edited by Chohole on

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  • Richard HaseltineRichard Haseltine Posts: 102,792

    Does the PNG have transparency?

  • lecbenjaminlecbenjamin Posts: 11
    edited February 2020
    Richard Haseltine said:

    Does the PNG have transparency?

     

    Yes

    Post edited by lecbenjamin on
  • Richard HaseltineRichard Haseltine Posts: 102,792

    Try using separate, non-transparent images for the strength and the colour.

  • BejaymacBejaymac Posts: 1,897

    On the Diffuse Overlay Weight left click on your texture to open a menu showing all textures in the scene, third option from the top will say "Image Editor", click on it. In the new window that opens you should only have to change two settings, Gamma to 0.00 and Grayscale From to Alpha.

  • lecbenjaminlecbenjamin Posts: 11

     

    Bejaymac said:

    On the Diffuse Overlay Weight left click on your texture to open a menu showing all textures in the scene, third option from the top will say "Image Editor", click on it. In the new window that opens you should only have to change two settings, Gamma to 0.00 and Grayscale From to Alpha.

    Thx! Worked perfectly.

  • barbultbarbult Posts: 24,863
    Bejaymac said:

    On the Diffuse Overlay Weight left click on your texture to open a menu showing all textures in the scene, third option from the top will say "Image Editor", click on it. In the new window that opens you should only have to change two settings, Gamma to 0.00 and Grayscale From to Alpha.

    Wow, that is a fantastic tip! Thank you.

  • BejaymacBejaymac Posts: 1,897
    barbult said:
    Bejaymac said:

    On the Diffuse Overlay Weight left click on your texture to open a menu showing all textures in the scene, third option from the top will say "Image Editor", click on it. In the new window that opens you should only have to change two settings, Gamma to 0.00 and Grayscale From to Alpha.

    Wow, that is a fantastic tip! Thank you.

    Not something I can claim as my own, Vicky 8's makeup is all done this way, couldn't figure out how her's worked and mine didn't, I clicked on the Image Editor by mistake and found the answer LOL.

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