How do I design my own bracelet?
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pvugfifujg
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5 days, 4 hours ago by pvugfifujg
Where do I go on this website to design my own bracelet or do I have to import it from somewhere else?
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halokiwi
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5 days, 1 hour ago by halokiwi
You go to https://www.braceletbook.com/create/
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pvugfifujg
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3 days, 2 hours ago by pvugfifujg
Thanks for your help. Does it have an option to color code the strings instead of giving them letters. Mainly so I can use it to design from scratch
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halokiwi
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3 days, 1 hour ago by halokiwi
I'm not sure what you mean. The generator uses hex colour codes.For normals: Normal: In "colors used", you can pick the colours. You use hex colour codes for them. In "colors order", you pick the string order. Each letter (a,b,c,...) represents a colour from "colors used". A is the first colour, b the second and so on. Interactive normal: In "using color", you add a hex colour code of a new colour you want to add. There you can also see which colour you are using if you pick one from "colors used". If you click on a string, it changes to that colour. In "colors used", you can see the colours that are currently used and you can select a colour to use. For alphas: Alpha: In "colors used", you can pick the colours. You use hex colour codes for them. The letters in "knots" each represent one knot in the corresponding colour from "colors used". a is - instead. In "using color", you add a hex colour code of a new colour you want to add. There you can also see which colour you are using if you pick one from "colors used". If you click on a knot, it changes to that colour. In "colors used", you can see the colours that are currently used and you can select a colour to use. |
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