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Chromatic Style
Chromatic Style Example

This style works similarly to Animated Style, however you do not have to specify any animations and the colours are static.

Specify up to three areas within your finish to allow recolouring.

Colour #0 is not used in this style and never needs to be defined.

Required Composite Inputs

  • Diffuse Texture
  • Colour Mask

Colour Mask

By using the red, green and blue channels to create a mask, you can have up to three areas within your finish that can show different colours.

In the example below, we are using the PP-Bizon | Infected. The colour mask only has areas in red, so this finish has one recolourable area; the other two channels are ignored.

You can add additional areas in the green and blue channels.

Diffuse Alpha Channel

The alpha channel, as with Custom Paint Style, defines masking and wear durability. Since the majority of the alpha channel is white, this wears using default wear behaviour, while the coloured areas are pure black, so even on a 1.0 Battle-Scarred finish, the coloured areas are always visible.