We are putting together a new website using WordPress, WooCommerce, and Fancy Product Designer (FPD).
FPD allows for transparencies to be used to allow for live color changes by the end user.
The transparency type in FPD is limited to Normal.
The way it works is:
1. A Base image is set that allows the customer to select the color from a preselected number of colors.
2. The Shading image is fixed and adds dimension to the Base image color.
3. The Highlight image is fixed and adds highlights to the Base image color.
The Shading layer is need for all colors, while the Highlight layer is needed primarily for darker colors.
You can see an example at this test site: https://nametags4u2.com/product/embroidered-nametag-8/
Note that the colors of the wings are washed out due to the Normal Transparency limitation of the FPD.
We'd like one or more of these: An Action to process multiple images at once, or the steps needed to create the images. Please reply if you can help. Payment for a usable result is available.
You can email me at nt4udev-AT-gmail.com No Spam please...
Frank
FPD allows for transparencies to be used to allow for live color changes by the end user.
The transparency type in FPD is limited to Normal.
The way it works is:
1. A Base image is set that allows the customer to select the color from a preselected number of colors.
2. The Shading image is fixed and adds dimension to the Base image color.
3. The Highlight image is fixed and adds highlights to the Base image color.
The Shading layer is need for all colors, while the Highlight layer is needed primarily for darker colors.
You can see an example at this test site: https://nametags4u2.com/product/embroidered-nametag-8/
Note that the colors of the wings are washed out due to the Normal Transparency limitation of the FPD.
We'd like one or more of these: An Action to process multiple images at once, or the steps needed to create the images. Please reply if you can help. Payment for a usable result is available.
You can email me at nt4udev-AT-gmail.com No Spam please...
Frank