Yea, the first pic was just showing when the color was right on the torso tattoo. The second was showing what happened if I changed the Translucency weight on ALL the surfaces, that should have been the same color but wasn't.Not sure what's going on with your images. The first one, the diffuse texture slot shows the torso but the translucency texture slot shows you have multiple surfaces selected?
Is it Base Color you mean with Diffuse, or is that some other texture?The diffuse and translucent textures should be the same. Some PAs include a pale pink version of the diffuse, but that's largely pointless. You get the same effect by putting the diffuse into the translucent slot and tinting it towards pale pink, and you save memory too.

I'm rendering the thing now, since I managed to fix it so I can't show you what my settings are. What should they be on?Your problem just looks like an incorrect blend mode. You haven't showed us your LIE editor or your texture, so there's no way to tell what's going on with that.
Are they the same? Because it seems to me like they do different things, like Base Color roughly defines the outer color and the Translucency weight controls the shade of it (like Pale <--> Dark).Your best solution is to just take the diffuse torso texture into Photoshop or whatever and do it there, then use that texture for both diffuse and translucent since they're the same thing (the outer layer of human skin).
The fix I used for it was doing pretty much as you and osanaiko said, use the Diffusion texture in Translucency too, just did it in DAZ LIE instead of another image editor.
See, I kinda like having stand-alone tattoo's that I can just add on any skin, which is why I like using daz LIE instead of putting everything on a single picture that I'd import from PS.That also saves you time since iirc Daz Studio has rebuild the layered image into your temp directory every time anyway.
[/QUOTE]Plus that tattoo looks fake anyway since it's too sharp, so you might as well apply a blur filter while you're at it.
I really can't argue with that, the tattoo could 100% look better but baby-steps. Now I at least have the color I wanted correct lol