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Specific Can somebody change the ground?


AriaSin

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Hello. I need help. I want the brown colors to be black and all the yellowish colors to be white (mainly the ceiling). And I also want the floor to be black and if that's possible instead of black wood more of a black stone or something. I literally want the office to be just black, white, gray (without the plant and picture on the wall)
Thanks!
 

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English isn't my first or second language so it's sometimes hard to describe what I mean but yeah, you did what I wrote but I guess the focus should have been more on the "I want the brown colors to be black and all the yellowish colors to be white". The part you quoted I just wrote to make my request to be easier to understand but I see how it could have done the opposite :D
 
As I already said, no problem, just a bit confusing...:cheesygrin:
I think what he's trying to say is that either:

1 - You didn't darken the browns and didn't lighten the yellows. you just desaturated them, and didn't change their luminosity.

or

2 - He still wanted the blueish tint from the windows to make it still look natural, as natural light always has a blue or yellow tint, depending on the picture.

or both, maybe.
Hope I explained it well.

PS: Upon looking closely, the edges look quite pixelated on your image, compared to the original. check if you aren't using any weird setting or whatnot :D

Cheers!
 

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