Shadows to have "native color" from the image texture

[NaPe (Nazareno Pérez)]

Thanks for all the tips from my previous posts.

Right now, I’m trying to apply a toon shading to a new model I’m making, and at the moment, I’m struggling to get, how should I say it, “native shadows”.

What I mean is that instead of adding black as the shadow in ColorRamp, the ColorRamp node instead uses the color from the image texture and saturates it as a substitute to the generic black shader.

P.D: I would also like to get rid of the white shading Mix Shader gave me without affecting the shadows.

[joseph]

You need to Multiply:

[NaPe (Nazareno Pérez)]

Next time, I must clarity what version I was using. It’s 3.0.0 and it doesn’t have that amount of options…

[joseph]

All of those nodes and options are in Blender 3.0. The only difference between my node tree and yours is a Color Mix node, which Blender has had since at least 2.7 if not earlier

[Okidoki]

Next time… use the this blender feature for “clearer” (and smaller) images ( server storage costs money too )

…to “grab” screenshots; full or only actual editor; both available in 3.01 already… (and the shaders)

[NaPe (Nazareno Pérez)]

I soon realized, I mistook the “MixRGB” node with the “Math” node lol

[Okidoki]

Fully understandable… i also sometimes thing: “What?”… especially when the nodes are “renamed” to some weird thing… or the “unused slots” hidden via Ctrl-H … and so are also hiding the values