YoJeff

Thanks for the comments. I used the Black and White + to get a "greyscale" layer, and the color I get is good. I'll need to work a bit more on the separation in two layers. I tried Hue/Saturation+ , but I find it difficult to get exactly what I want. Thanks again!

I am trying to recolor an armor texture in Fallout 4. The image has different parts in black, brown (I want to keep those) and parts in different shades of the general color (blue in my case) I want to change the blue to another color. I used the lasso to transfer the brown and black to another layer. Now, I want to modify the blue parts, but I don't know the best tool to use. I tried the Recolor Tool, but I don't really like what it does. By that, I mean: Does it recolors with the same "delta"? Meaning, say the tolerance is 50 %. The pixel that is 25 % different from the secondary color will be recolored. Is it recolored to the primary color, or to the primary color plus the same 25 % difference? Is there a better tool I should use? Thanks !

Thanks for the answers. I found another plugin on the Skyrim Nexus. The initial texture files in Fallout 3 have an alpha of 255, so preserving the alpha wouldn't change anything (in my case).

I am trying to use this tool for textures for Fallout 3. The "3D effect" seems all right, but the suit is too glossy. Do the X, Y and Z parameters refer to something specific? (Height, transparency, ...) Thanks!