Re: Really impressive work

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tedd wrote:

> Now, I realize that this company did not take 15 factorial pictures
> of this single piece of jewelry to present all these different
> combinations but instead placed smaller images of each of the stones
> at specific coordinates on the larger image of the jewelry.
> 
> I imagine that each piece of jewelry must have the coordinates of
> each setting in a database so that they can "on-the-fly" assemble the
> finished product as per user's direction.
> 
> For example, let's take the image of the basket pendant showing three
> stones. Each of the stone locations would have a specific pixel
> placement (i.e., x,y). As such, the database would have a field for
> the image and three location fields for stones 1, 2, and 3.
> 
> Now, we also have smaller images of 12 different stones (in heads)
> that are all the same size. Thus, as the user picks the stones and
> positions they want and the image is assembled "on the fly".
> 
> Is that the way you see this? 

Yes - each picture is basically a base + a number of overlays. Quickly
done with e.g. libgd or some such. 



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