Thalek posted at 8:45 AM Mon, 10 April 2023 - #4461527

Somehow, I have managed to remain a beginner for twenty some years now, which is an advantage when I'm beta-testing:  I make all the mistakes a newbie would make that more expert beta testers would not.  You'd be amazed at how many bugs you can find by putting in the wrong inputs . . . .

At any rate, you all have been doing some lovely renders, so I thought I would share one of my Poser 13 renders.  The woman in the foreground used to have a tattoo on her chest, but in superfly, the overlay looked like a black shirt, not a tattoo.  Using EzSkin fixed the skin problem but removed her tattoo.  I also tried some depth of field on the image, but didn't get it right.

Here it is:

And if you don't want to use a second layer, a simple Color_math node, with its argument set to Multiply, can give the result you want, especially if the non-tattoo part is completely white.
Example, this:

gives this:

The same trick also work in case you'd like to add blush to the cheeks:

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