If you want to paste the URL here, I can try and see what's wrong.

https://www.sylestia.com/image_builder_avatar_test.php?S1=2&S2=39&S3=39&S4=4&S5=2&S6=39&S7=17&S8=0&S9=0&S10=1,2,3&S11=2&I1=steampunk_pumpkachine_brass&I2=steampunk_attire_brass&I3=1_steampunk_eyepatch_straight_brass&I4=0&I5=steampunk_wingblades_brass&I6=firefly_bog&C1=EFD0CF&C2=8A371A&C3=D4CB8A&C4=EDCA59&C5=422101&C6=8A371A&C7=EDCA59&C8=EDCA59&C9=C38D6C&C10=C38D6C&C11=575457&C12=FFFFFF&C13=658FC2&C14=FFFFFF&C15=3C3F42&C16=FFFFFF&C17=FFFFFF&C18=FFFFFF&C19=FFFFFF&C20=FFFFFF&C21=FFFFFF&C22=FFFFFF&C23=FFFFFF&C24=FFFFFF&C25=FFFFFF&C26=FFFFFF&LIB=1

I can confirm that you do indeed own all of the Styles and Items in that URL.

So if you're seeing that error when trying to save, it must be some sort of bug. I'll throw it onto the pile for when I dive back into the Wardrobe next week.

Thank you! It happens with every url I try to load, even if I try to duplicate what I'm currently wearing.

I'm running into this when I try to purchase a new outfit slot with AP:
You have reached your limit of saved Outfits!
Purchase an additional slot for either Advancement Points or Diamonds up to a maximum of 30 Outfits.
Outfit Slots: 4
Saved Outfits: 4

Showing me the cost is 20k AP, and I have enough atm.

Just select which currency you want to spend (in this case AP), it will light Green and then let you click the button.

I'd done that before and it kept giving me what I posted above. Working fine now though. Sorry to bug you!

Hey Krin just an out of box idea, is there a way to code in a item search based on color? just curious.....

Link: https://www.sylestia.com/forums/?thread=81755&page=14#138 Author: Katelynn4545 Time Posted: 11/22/2019 at 9:14 AM Hey Krin just an out of box idea, is there a way to code in a item search based on color? just curious.....

I would say, yes, it is possible. But... it would be extremely complex and difficult lol.

You'd have to somehow first catalog every single item (thousands) and either catalog their color by hand or write a script that parses every pixel of every image, returning the hex, and then writing an algorithm to turn that 'hex' into a readable color format. Then save this information somewhere.

And then offer an interface for a person to input that same algorithmic input for searching for those color formats and database checking to see which are valid results.

So - it'd be possible, but extremely difficult just to build - but also extremely difficult to really calibrate how the algorithm interprets the hexes of each image as there would probably be hundreds, or even thousands, of unique hexes returned in any given image.

Haha yeah sounds like grouping them by hand would be easier, and only use primary and secondary colors and add black white and brown as your neutrals.

......... to be honest if you need someone to go through each item and sort it Id volunteer! Put my OCD to good use haha