Deleted Agent posted
about 7 years ago
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Yes, that is possible - you'll need to create two separate images layers to represent the two materials, then they can be colorized freely or through a palette you specify independent of each other.
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Deleted Agentposted
about 7 years ago
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Yes, that is possible - you'll need to create two separate images layers to represent the two materials, then they can be colorized freely or through a palette you specify independent of each other.
Hello! Thank you for viewing my post, I am very excited to get FPD, but want to make sure it is the right option for my product.
I have a custom product that uses two different materials (metal and rubber). Each material has its own color (see attached photos).
Would I be able to have FPD allow customers to select specific colors they want for each material? Any guidance would be appreciated,
Thank you so much for any help!
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Deleted Agent posted about 7 years ago Best Answer
Yes, that is possible - you'll need to create two separate images layers to represent the two materials, then they can be colorized freely or through a palette you specify independent of each other.
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Deleted Agent posted about 7 years ago Answer
Yes, that is possible - you'll need to create two separate images layers to represent the two materials, then they can be colorized freely or through a palette you specify independent of each other.
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