All language subtitles for 14. Key Mixer Node Color Tab Kolder Creative

All right, so the

key mixer note, what is it
and what does it do?

So over here,
I have an image of some flags

in my friend's car, and I've isolated
the green and red ones here.

Shift H

So this is the selection I've made with
the qualifier in the second note here.

And then I also made this one over here
of the red flag

in the third qualifier here.

Now, obviously I can make any changes
that I want to each of these

I can change the color completely
now that I've isolated them,

maybe change the hue
if I want saturation, all that fun stuff.

Now let's say I added a node after this

and I wanted to combine the selections
made of both of these nodes over here.

Well, that's where the key
mixture node comes into play.

So if I right click anywhere in my node graph here and I select add node key mixer,

this is the key mixer node.

Now I could take the key outputs
from both of these nodes over here.

I can grab the blue throat into here,
I can grab this one over here

and now I could take
both of the key outputs

from both of these nodes here
and apply that to this next node here.

So now you can see in the thumbnail here,
if I press shift H to show highlight,

this node now has the key output
of both of these nodes here applied to it.

We've successfully been able to do this
using the key mixture right here.

And if I select the key mixture,
we can see the black and white alpha

right here to show us what the key output
is when combining these two keys here.

So if I break this connection here,

then we only have the key output
from this third node here.

But if I bring it in, we got both of them

and then we can apply this
to any other node that we want.

So that's the key mixture.

Node super awesome node.

Go experiment with it,
try it out yourself.

I hope you enjoyed this
lesson. I'll see you in the next one.