So these two crackers might be a problem also then I guess...?My understanding is that it cannot be done. From what I have been told, the "missing" spots will still be put in as white and will be noticeable even though they are the same color as the base chip.
Would be neat to see though.
Yup! Was told to go play around with the chipdesigner So I really hope it's doableDid you mock it like that?
I'll let you know when my snappers arrive.So these two crackers might be a problem also then I guess...?View attachment 148375
I'll let you know when my snappers arrive.
No idea when they will arrive. I think there are a few other orders on the B-mold in, so hopefully it happens soon.Yes please do that!
Any clues when they will arrive?
That two-fitty chip got the same 4TA181418 design?
Ditto, I’m really interested in how those turn out:subscribed:
Yes please do that!
Any clues when they will arrive?
That two-fitty chip got the same 4TA181418 design?
Can you post a picture of a stack of them aswell? ☺
The chips turned out great. You can't tell the difference between the base pink and the spot pink at all.
Can you post a picture of a stack of them aswell? ☺
I didn't understand what you meant , can you mock it up please ? ☺I like a chip design that uses the 4DS18 but skips every other verses the 418 and its a level 3
Yeah, I do wonder aswell.I wonder if it it is more obvious in weighed verses unweighted clay?
I didn't understand what you meant , can you mock it up please ? ☺
David at CPC is probably being (rightfully) cautious by telling people you may see a seam ...Yea they are seamless in person as well. They are DG pink, which is unweighted, so I guess it would be possible that weighted colors would show a seam. I think they will most likely come out just fine though.