*Gold Dye?
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Originally Posted by Xephania
My Mixtures:
Silver + Yellow = Light Gold Silver + Orange = Darker Gold |
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Originally Posted by TopGun
How, exactly, is Orange yielded? Is it a "Base" color? Or can you obtain it via combination? And what, exactly, is Silver doing? Is it adding "shine" to the color, or is it simply lightening it? What does Yellow+Orange+Yellow yield? What about if you mix THOSE with silver? What about TWO silvers, and a yellow?
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Can anyone confirm the following formula as being for gold armor?
(Yellow+Silver) + (Orange+Silver)
I've yet to see what this yields- it would make for an interesting experiment. Mix yellow with silver to get bright shiny yellow, then mix orange with silver to get birght shiny orange, than mix bright shiny orange with bright shiny yellow to get shiny gold.
(Yellow+Silver) + (Orange+Silver)
I've yet to see what this yields- it would make for an interesting experiment. Mix yellow with silver to get bright shiny yellow, then mix orange with silver to get birght shiny orange, than mix bright shiny orange with bright shiny yellow to get shiny gold.
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Originally Posted by TopGun
Can anyone confirm the following formula as being for gold armor?
(Yellow+Silver) + (Orange+Silver) I've yet to see what this yields- it would make for an interesting experiment. Mix yellow with silver to get bright shiny yellow, then mix orange with silver to get birght shiny orange, than mix bright shiny orange with bright shiny yellow to get shiny gold. |
Overall it's just easier to make a sample and test it on a piece of throwaway armour. I keep a cheap 150g set around for such a purpose.
To stay on topic, I've tried the y/s + o/s mix on a Pyromancer set. It's a dusty uh, darkish yellow. I'm sure that translates to gold on Platemail, or some other metallic armour piece. Just doesn't quite work for armour that's very powdery looking to begin with.
To stay on topic, I've tried the y/s + o/s mix on a Pyromancer set. It's a dusty uh, darkish yellow. I'm sure that translates to gold on Platemail, or some other metallic armour piece. Just doesn't quite work for armour that's very powdery looking to begin with.
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Originally Posted by Yukito Kunisaki
Whatever you do, don't mix yellow with dye remover... *
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I played around with this. yellow on platemail looks yellowish. yellow+dye remover on CLEAN platemail looks alot more like gold (to me)
I have found that adding a dye to dye remover, then using that mixed dye on an already dyed piece of armor will add the color you mixed with dye remover to the current dyed color
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Playing around with the Color Mix program (see attached image) the mix that closest resembles gold (imho) is orange + yellow + yellow + blue.
A quick explanation of the image. The top bucket is orange + yellow. The row under that is orange + yellow + the color from the bottom row (far left is orange + yellow + red, next to that is orange + yellow + blue, etc). And the middle row is the same as the top row, but with two yellow instead of one.
Of all these orang-y/yellowish colors it seems that the one right above the blue bucket is the closest to gold.
Of course I have no idea how accurate that program is and I fully realize that applying said colors on armor will probably yield completely different results, but might be an idea to try anyway.
Personally, I think I'll just stick with green armor.
- Ayane
A quick explanation of the image. The top bucket is orange + yellow. The row under that is orange + yellow + the color from the bottom row (far left is orange + yellow + red, next to that is orange + yellow + blue, etc). And the middle row is the same as the top row, but with two yellow instead of one.
Of all these orang-y/yellowish colors it seems that the one right above the blue bucket is the closest to gold.
Of course I have no idea how accurate that program is and I fully realize that applying said colors on armor will probably yield completely different results, but might be an idea to try anyway.
Personally, I think I'll just stick with green armor.

- Ayane
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can I salvage dyes out with dye remover? what is it used for?