It keeps putting my structure reference over the style reference instead of creating a texture

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May 30, 2024
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When creating a 3d style text, most of the time the text in the structure reference will be placed over the style reference. Is there any way or prompt to make sure a certain texture is added to my texts instead of creating different layers?

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droopydog500

Community Expert

Hello @J.P.G.37732095w4a1,

Thank you for your message. I am sorry you are having this problem.

Thanks for your message. I am sorry you are having difficulty with structure reference.

If that image of letters you are using as a structure reference is a transparent image, try making it not be transparent with a contrasting colour. If it is not a transparent image, try inverting the colours.

Let us know if this works or not.

Thanks,
droopy

Adobe Community Expert (not an Adobe employee)

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J.P.G.37732095w4a1Author

Participant

Hi There,

Thanks for your answer. The results now are better, but still give a lot of ground reflections. Is there any way to just isolate the words/letters?

Thanks in Advance!

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Daniel25664115hlq2

Participant

Hi @J.P.G.37732095w4a1 ,

If your structure image is clear, and strength is set to high, you are then left to use the prompt to get what you want. You can tell Firefly where you want it to have white space with things like "white space around edges", etc. Might take some experimentation.

droopy

The structure ref just doesn't work. I have tried everything. inverting single letter, square, 16.9. Its broken. Just doesn't pay attention to any of the structure that is imputed in. It's worse with longer words

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J.P.G.37732095w4a1Author

Participant

For example: liquid, reflective, shiny chrome material, polished, 3d, isolated on black background

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