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There's a few plugins like Vamifier that let you change the colour of CUA hair, but they don't seem to work on hair that is dark black. Any solutions?
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Solved Any way to change CUA black hair?
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Of course : )
Changing color of a pixel is a basic mathematic multiplication : original color of the channel * target color of the channel. (there are 3 channels, RGB)
Black being an absence of color with a value of zero, then end calculation ends up being 0 * target color. And as you know, 0 times whatever = zero
The only potential solution here would be to pinpoint the name of the texture slot, change it, then apply your color.
Changing color of a pixel is a basic mathematic multiplication : original color of the channel * target color of the channel. (there are 3 channels, RGB)
Black being an absence of color with a value of zero, then end calculation ends up being 0 * target color. And as you know, 0 times whatever = zero
The only potential solution here would be to pinpoint the name of the texture slot, change it, then apply your color.
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Have you tried ColorScale? It should also work mostly on white CUAs, but it's worth the try.
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I've tried ColorScale but it doesn't work on coloring hair that is fully black.
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Of course : )
Changing color of a pixel is a basic mathematic multiplication : original color of the channel * target color of the channel. (there are 3 channels, RGB)
Black being an absence of color with a value of zero, then end calculation ends up being 0 * target color. And as you know, 0 times whatever = zero
The only potential solution here would be to pinpoint the name of the texture slot, change it, then apply your color.
Changing color of a pixel is a basic mathematic multiplication : original color of the channel * target color of the channel. (there are 3 channels, RGB)
Black being an absence of color with a value of zero, then end calculation ends up being 0 * target color. And as you know, 0 times whatever = zero
The only potential solution here would be to pinpoint the name of the texture slot, change it, then apply your color.
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