My quest for the perfect jade color has yet to continue.
Now, my journey has led me here.
The armor I wish to dye is Elite Druid Ranger Male.
All the combos I try are off-mint colors..
Anyone have recommendations/perfect combo?
Someone told me black dye with all 3 greens work?
Jade Dye Color
The Cold Jade
kerpall
I personally use a blue/blue/green - blue/green - or blue/green/green combination whenever i go for "jade looks". Try out each combination, see which one suites your armor best.
The Cold Jade
like, the blue ones always turn out as a minty color :/
green green green blue still makes a minty color
like the jade-green of this (obviously not the deep greens, or the bright whites)
http://www.ragoarts.com/onlinecats/01.03AC/051.jpg
green green green blue still makes a minty color
like the jade-green of this (obviously not the deep greens, or the bright whites)
http://www.ragoarts.com/onlinecats/01.03AC/051.jpg
Tha Dukk
black + three greens is a horrible, horrible mix, trust me.
GaaaaaH
have you tried adding silver to change the color a bit?
The Cold Jade
silver 3 green is practically the same as blue 3 green
Lord Sojar
(Silver + Green) + (Blue + Green)
Taisayacho
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Originally Posted by Rahja the Thief
(Silver + Green) + (Blue + Green)
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On my assassin Blue + Green + Silver worked very nicely, although I know ranger armors often tend to go a bit darker than most.
The Cold Jade
why not try adding another green? to make it more green?
Flawless Predator
Black+Green+Green+Green
- Never do looks SO bad try -
White+Green+Green+Green
White+Silver+Green+Green
But i beg you NEVER Black+Green+Green+Green
- Never do looks SO bad try -
White+Green+Green+Green
White+Silver+Green+Green
But i beg you NEVER Black+Green+Green+Green
The Cold Jade
ookay
I was thinking of white dye too..
I'll try, thanks
(once i have the money)
I was thinking of white dye too..
I'll try, thanks
(once i have the money)
Flawless Predator
LoL well good luck anyway hope it goes well
The Cold Jade
the white green green green just makes another dull mint color.. :/
Syn Wind
try using paint program to see which shade of jade u like the when u find one save it , and then knowing what combo, when u get the right amount of right dyes, u can do it on gw without spending a lot on dye combo's, might sound like a silly idea, but just try and see how it goes ?? save urself some money = )
DarkFlame
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Originally Posted by Syn Wind
try using paint program to see which shade of jade u like the when u find one save it , and then knowing what combo, when u get the right amount of right dyes, u can do it on gw without spending a lot on dye combo's, might sound like a silly idea, but just try and see how it goes ?? save urself some money = )
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@Op, maybe these. I wasn't quite sure which color you wanted from that pic, but I assume its one of the darker veins.
Syn Wind
was just a suggestion, so to save ur self money trying out different combo's, but yeah u could go with darkflames idea , as shown in the pics just remember diffrent shades show up different on certain class armor compared to others, but good luck in finding what u want = )
DarkFlame
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Originally Posted by Syn Wind
just remember diffrent shades show up different on certain class armor compared to others
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gremlin
There does seem to be a strange effect on some armours, My ranger has the armour from Droks I bought it before the change to the dye system.
I was testing dye to see if I could come up with a jade green.
Add green and of course you get green
Add a second green and you get a lighter green ?
Try Blue and Yellow and you do not get green
Because the dye works in such a mysterious way you have to just try everything.
Since Jade comes in various shades so there isn't a jade green as such apart from that named by paint manufacturers you might have to get a green you like and call it jade green.
Bring in a dye craftsman for gw2 where you specify an exact shade and then bring the materials and cash to get it mixed.
Adding a equal quantities of dye doesn't cut it any more so it needs an expert to mix the shades.
Pretty sure anet would like a money sink also pretty sure players would pay for exotic mixes.
I was testing dye to see if I could come up with a jade green.
Add green and of course you get green
Add a second green and you get a lighter green ?
Try Blue and Yellow and you do not get green
Because the dye works in such a mysterious way you have to just try everything.
Since Jade comes in various shades so there isn't a jade green as such apart from that named by paint manufacturers you might have to get a green you like and call it jade green.
Bring in a dye craftsman for gw2 where you specify an exact shade and then bring the materials and cash to get it mixed.
Adding a equal quantities of dye doesn't cut it any more so it needs an expert to mix the shades.
Pretty sure anet would like a money sink also pretty sure players would pay for exotic mixes.