How to Multiply with Mix 2 Colors Like Photoshop

[chepmedia]

I want to multiply a color on top of another color using a matte but it's not turning out the way I expect it to based on doing something similar in Photoshop.

Attached is a picture that illustrates what I'm looking for and what my problem is.

Any suggestions? I've actually never used anything other than "Mix" in Mix 2 Colors so this is the first time I'm running into this.

Thanks,

Marc

[gustavoeb]

hi chepmedia, there are different mix nodes in the rendertree arsenal (dont ask me why, historical reasons probably). I find that the one that mimics photoshops behaviour the best is called "toon mix" (strange name, again, dont ask why)...

[NNois]

Hi,
you can try also the mixer node included in the BA_Essential shader pack

[chepmedia]

Ah ha! Toon Mix. Perfect. Did exactly what I was looking for.

As for the BA collection - I haven't downloaded those but quickly looked at the site .. there's some great stuff there to dig into once I'm done with this deadline.

Thank you both,

Marc