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by not using multiply seems to be the obvious answer here. have you tried overlay, soft light normal even I cant see why you would want it blended with the layer underneath unless it was a semi transparent label though.

Maybe it is not a layer blending mode you need for realism but maybe a layer blending style such as a tiny emposs and drop shadow etc pattern overlay using a pattern that represents paper or whatever your material is planning on being.

[QUOTE="Hoogle, post: 1533654268, member: 35036"] by not using multiply seems to be the obvious answer here. have you tried overlay, soft light normal even I cant see why you would want it blended with the layer underneath unless it was a semi transparent label though. Maybe it is not a layer blending mode you need for realism but maybe a layer blending style such as a tiny emposs and drop shadow etc pattern overlay using a pattern that represents paper or whatever your material is planning on being. [/QUOTE]

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