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If you want to know exactly what the Mix Color mode "Color" does, here is a mathematical explanation:

The color A gets scaled by 1 - Factor. Then aA combination of color B's Hue and Saturation with color A's Value will be scaled by the Factor. The results of these scalings/multiplications are added together to give the final result.

So this setup:

mix color node

can be recreated mathematically with this node setup (well, actually you can do it with less nodes, I just extended it a bit to show the components a bit better):

recreated color mode

If you want to know exactly what the Mix Color mode "Color" does, here is a mathematical explanation:

The color A gets scaled by 1 - Factor. Then a combination of color B's Hue and Saturation with color A's Value will be scaled by the Factor. The results of these scalings/multiplications are added together to give the final result.

So this setup:

mix color node

can be recreated mathematically with this node setup (well, actually you can do it with less nodes, I just extended it a bit to show the components a bit better):

recreated color mode

If you want to know exactly what the Mix Color mode "Color" does, here is a mathematical explanation:

The color A gets scaled by 1 - Factor. A combination of color B's Hue and Saturation with color A's Value will be scaled by the Factor. The results of these scalings/multiplications are added together to give the final result.

So this setup:

mix color node

can be recreated mathematically with this node setup (well, actually you can do it with less nodes, I just extended it a bit to show the components a bit better):

recreated color mode

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Gordon Brinkmann
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If you want to know exactly what the Mix Color mode "Color" does, here is a mathematical explanation:

The color A gets scaled by 1 - Factor. Then a combination of color B's Hue and Saturation with color A's Value will be scaled by the Factor. The results of these scalings/multiplications are added together to give the final result.

So this setup:

mix color node

can be recreated mathematically with this node setup (well, actually you can do it with less nodes, I just extended it a bit to show the components a bit better):

recreated color mode