How to mix two textures by "screen".
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did you see mixtexture? It's for mixing two textures. you can put any other texture to amount slot or just use slider of amount
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Indeed! With the base texture as texture 1, a RGB white as texture 2 and the "screen" texture as amount in a MixTexture node, you'll have the same result as screen fusion in Photoshop.
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Sorry for my bad english...
Sorry for my bad english...
atome451, could you be so kind to provide an cinema scene with two textures mixed in "screen" mode.
I got two textures one is "asphalt" and the other is " white road marks", you said that "screen" should be placed in the amount channel, but there's no screen in octane
Thanks
I got two textures one is "asphalt" and the other is " white road marks", you said that "screen" should be placed in the amount channel, but there's no screen in octane

Thanks

Hipavel3d wrote:atome451, could you be so kind to provide an cinema scene with two textures mixed in "screen" mode.
I got two textures one is "asphalt" and the other is " white road marks", you said that "screen" should be placed in the amount channel, but there's no screen in octane
Thanks
A while ago I made a few blending mode setups. There's much more than just screen. Check out the scene files. I hope that helps.
viewtopic.php?p=284085#p284085
Edit: also new 3.06 test release has this functionality built in so setups like this will not be needed in the future.
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Here is a scene file with a texture using Screen Blend Mode:
Nice but it's easier to do with OSL nodes anymore.blastframe wrote:Here is a scene file with a texture using Screen Blend Mode:
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Cool! I don't know much about OSL nodes. How would setting up a blend mode work? I searched the forum but didn't find anything.aoktar wrote:Nice but it's easier to do with OSL nodes anymore.
Something like this, very simple.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Blend_modes#Screen
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Blend_modes#Screen
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