temp89

Thanks. Unfortunately the pattern ends up pixelated with white bits showing through if I use magic wand. Same if I overlay a mask a second time on the brown with Darken so as to make the RGB colours less than the grey I'm pasting on top. Yet somehow I managed to do it perfectly with final.jpeg and I can't remember how.

Hi, I'm creating some texture masks for a model. I want to overlay a pattern coloured RGB 62 62 62 and white background overlaid on top of another pattern RGB 87 67 57 with white background. However using Darken layer mode means it takes the lowest RGB value of each, not the cumulative value, changing the top pattern to RGB 62 62 57 where it overlaps with the bottom pattern. Things is I have texture masks from earlier of the same colours that don't suffer this problem and I've no idea how I did it.