@Dr-Sassi You are a lifesaver, thank you very much!

Looked through all the files and I think the geometry based labels is the best option BUT if I use a plane with the cloth tag and add some turbulence, like a flag for example. Is there a way to make the geometry labels follow the cloth simulation or would I have to use stacked materials in that case?

@Dr-Sassi Thank you kindly, for some reason I needed a color splitter to read the alpha channel correctly.

I do have a follow up question. If I have let's say two different stickers I want to add to a plane. How can I get the displacement map from the texture to affect both of these stickers? I can only get it to work with one of them.

I have recreated this in a file below (wetransfer link), the displacement only works with one of the stickers at a time depending on the order it is stacked. I get that this is a noob question but I'm totally stuck here

https://we.tl/t-OmW2EjdlTL

Hello there, new to redshift and this is probably a noob question but it's bugging the hell out of me. I'm trying to apply a texture to a text (png alpha), I have connected a color splitter to the material opacity input. The displacement map goes straight to the displacement output via a displacement node. Problem is that the displacement not only covers the text but the underlying fabric as well, how do I make it so it only affects the text?