While we were in Batavia this weekend, I realized that the predominant color of Roy’s chromalusion paint is really a teal color (shown below) and highlights a bright purplish magenta color.
So, I spent today modifying my textures to represent this, and I made a quick video of the results.
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Video: Improved Chromalusion effect
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