Color

Color menu is used for saving unique colors that are important and unique to your organization. There is a color picker that can be used as reference.

Fields & its description:

Code

Enter any code for the color that is to be saved.

Name

The name of the color must be entered.

Name in Native

Type the native name of the color in this field. This depends on the location of the OU.

Color Type

Color type can be single, double or triple color indicating the mix of primary and secondary colors.

Is Twist color

Indicate that the colors used are twist colors here. Twist refers to yarns twisted to form a single yarn, among other definitions.

First/Second/Third Color

Based on color type, select the color(s).

RGB Value 1

RGB refers to red, green and blue. Only the red value (R) which is shown beside the color picker should be entered here.

RGB Value 2

Similarly "G" which is the green value can be entered in this field.

RGB Value 3

Blue (B) value from the color picker must be specified here.

Shade Type

Select the shade of the color. There are totally four options: white, light, dark and medium.

Dyeing Loss Percentage

This is the percentage of dyeing loss during the manufacture stage.

Dyeing Rate

Specify the cost of dyeing according to the set unit for measurement.

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April 30, 2015 @ 04:18:29 by vv
April 29, 2015 @ 12:37:40 [Autosave] by vv
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 Unchanged: <strong>Fields &amp; its description:</strong>
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 Unchanged: Indicate that the colors used are twist colors here. Twist refers to yarns twisted to form a single yarn, among other definitions.
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 Unchanged: RGB refers to red, green and blue. Only the red value (R) which is shown beside the color picker should be entered here.
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 Unchanged: Similarly "G" which is the green value can be entered in this field.
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+Added: Blue (B) value from the color picker must be specified here.
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+Added:  <li><strong>Shade Type</strong></li>
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+Added: Select the shade of the color. There are totally four options: <em>white, light, dark </em>and <em>medium. </em>
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+Added:  <li> <strong>Dyeing Loss Percentage</strong></li>
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+Added: This is the percentage of dyeing loss during the manufacture stage.
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+Added:  <li><strong>Dyeing Rate</strong></li>
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+Added: Specify the cost of dyeing according to the set unit for measurement.
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