Closed ghost closed 2 years ago
Will work on this 🫡
Resolved in https://github.com/Jon-Becker/nft-generator-py/commit/8c005077ba69206f829acbd3d8424e6d463c465b
A new default
optional value has been added to incompatibilities
. For example:
"incompatibilities": [
{
"layer": "Background",
"value": "Blue",
"incompatible_with": ["Python Logo 2"],
"default": {
"value": "Default Incompatibility",
"filename": "./trait-layers/foreground/logo"
}
}
],
If a blue
Background is selected with Python Logo 2
, the program will replace it with Default Incompatibility
with the image path ./trait-layers/foreground/logo.png
.
You can use this with a blank layer to achieve your results. Just make incompatibilities with every item in the incompatible layer, and add a default None
with a blank image.
Context: I have 6 trait layers (Background, Body, Eyes, Clothing, Head, Accessory). In the "Clothing" layer I have an attribute named "Grey Hoodie". This attribute contains art that overlaps with the "Head" layer.
For this reason, ideally, the "Head" layer should be excluded when the "Grey Hoodie" is picked.
The current incompatibilities object does not account for this logic atm.
Idea:
Create a layer_incompatibilities object to add "layer exclusions" for certain attributes. This could look something like this: