I've been trying for awhile now with all the dyes and can't seem to get this color, or even close. Can anyone tell me the combo or what i may be.]
http://guildwars.wikia.com/wiki/File...M_nohelmet.jpg
What is this dye combo?
BeingBen
Olle
Id say white dye, and maybe add in silver..
Goto wiki.guildwars.com>norn armor> female warrior> gallery.
There you got a full dye preview
Goto wiki.guildwars.com>norn armor> female warrior> gallery.
There you got a full dye preview
BeingBen
adding silver cause a ugly blue chrom'ish tint
Neo Nugget
Perhaps it's gray with two, maybe three white dyes?
BeingBen
I'm getting closer, white + grey or silver just looks way off.
Necrotic
Have you tried white and brown?
BeingBen
just a darker version of post above 3 white and 1 orange
Luminarus
maybe ask the guy who submitted the screenshot:
His wiki page: http://guildwars.wikia.com/index.php...it&redlink =1
His wiki page: http://guildwars.wikia.com/index.php...it&redlink =1
Eragon Zarroc
it looks like...white! and you may want to take into account that the screenie is taken in the brght light which may be affecting the color hue.
MagmaRed
I would have guessed a White and Yellow combination. I remember before White Dye was available many armor sets had a 'fake' white dye option of using 3 Silver and 1 Yellow.
Quaker
And, don't forget, the color in the picture may not look exactly like the actual in-game color due to various things such as the lighting, file compression, inaccurate compression filters, etc., etc. The brightness of some parts of the image would indicate that the warrior was "highlighted" (the glow that happens when you cursor over someone) when the screenshot was taken - which would also change the apparent hue.
You may be chasing a color that doesn't exist in-game.
You may be chasing a color that doesn't exist in-game.
Astral_Nomad
something else to keep in mind as well.. not every persons monitor has the exact same brightness/contrast/hue/saturation settings so it might look different on another monitor.
The other thing is there was a time when you could mix dyes differently than you do now, and it allowed you to get a much wider array of shades and hues and such... you cant do it like that anymore so its possible that you might not be able to get that color anymore depending on when that screenshot was done.
Unfortunate but it happens.
The other thing is there was a time when you could mix dyes differently than you do now, and it allowed you to get a much wider array of shades and hues and such... you cant do it like that anymore so its possible that you might not be able to get that color anymore depending on when that screenshot was done.
Unfortunate but it happens.
tijo
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Originally Posted by Astral_Nomad
something else to keep in mind as well.. not every persons monitor has the exact same brightness/contrast/hue/saturation settings so it might look different on another monitor.
The other thing is there was a time when you could mix dyes differently than you do now, and it allowed you to get a much wider array of shades and hues and such... you cant do it like that anymore so its possible that you might not be able to get that color anymore depending on when that screenshot was done. Unfortunate but it happens. |
Mintha Syl
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Originally Posted by tijo
As said previously, the lighting probably has a noticeable effect on the screenshot
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FoxBat
The "bloom" postprocessing effect in much of the game adds a yellow hue in general, which is very visible on white sources. The degree and type of bloom depends on what zone you're in though, as well as it's interaction with the local lighting. If you really want to match, try to figure out where that screenshot is exactly, and take your character there while fooling around with dyes.