Drevar wrote:The intent for flags and such was probably to try and keep them to more simple heraldry symbols, rather than pictures of Grumpy Cat, etc.
craigh1993 wrote:How do I make purple pigment? I've tried mixing blue and red?
Granger wrote:Grayscale + Tint = Image
craigh1993 wrote:How do I make purple pigment? I've tried mixing blue and red?
loftar wrote:Granger wrote:Grayscale + Tint = Image
It's not quite that easy, though. What about the textures that have details that are not merely differences in light values, but stuff like, say, the wooden texture of clogs that also features such details as local reddening or yellowing? Or local saturation or desaturation?
Again, I'm not saying these are problems that cannot be solved, but that there are such details that need to be rather thoroughly investigated in order to have dyable textures that can look as good as or at least approach manually painted colors.craigh1993 wrote:How do I make purple pigment? I've tried mixing blue and red?
It contains cinnabar, which you need to discover.
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