02-15-2017, 06:45 AM
(This post was last modified: 02-15-2017, 07:04 AM by Raccoon Sam.)
Wow, you're right.
I ran some tests and there's some interesting color math. If you wish to get a 1:1 effect (I'm in photoshop, but whatever works for you) assume the middle purple as transparent, invert the layer, and finally change the blending mode to Multiply.
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I ran some tests and there's some interesting color math. If you wish to get a 1:1 effect (I'm in photoshop, but whatever works for you) assume the middle purple as transparent, invert the layer, and finally change the blending mode to Multiply.