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One of the big draws to Perfect World is character customization. What better way to continue that customization than to give your character their own sense of fashion. While there is a wide assortment of styles available in the [[boutique]], you may not always get a color that appeals to you. Luckily, there are Dyes, or Pigments, available to change the color of your clothes. | |||
==Types of Dyes== | |||
There are currently four in game items associated with dyes. | |||
'''Colored Pigment''' | |||
A colored pigment, such as ''Blue Pigment'' or ''Black Pigment'', is a unit of a specific color that can be applied to a fashion item. If you wish to dye your clothing a certain color, your only guarantee of getting them that color is by using colored dyes. | |||
'''Random Pigment''' | |||
A random pigment is just that, random. They are generally cheaper and easier to come by than specific colored pigments, but when you use them, you have no control over the color that they generate. | |||
'''Hot Colors Pack''' | |||
The Hot Colors Pack is a boutique item that yields a colored pigment when right clicked. The color is chosen at random, meaning that you'll need a lot of these if you are looking for a specific color. However, you can sell or trade the dyes you don't want to other players. | |||
'''Pigment Card''' | |||
In the boutique auction house, there is a chance at a pigment card. These cards can be traded at the Boutique Agent for a stack of 30 colored dyes, specific to the color of the card. | |||
The colors that have been released so far are: | |||
*red | |||
*pink | |||
*black | |||
*white | |||
==How to Acquire== | |||
There are many different ways to acquire dyes. You can try your luck with the boutique, sift through what others players don't want, or even trade in DQ points for a chance at something nice. | |||
===Boutique=== | |||
'''Permanent Additions''' | |||
The boutique currently has two types of pigments available on a permanent status: ''Random Pigments'' and the ''Hot Colors Pack''. | |||
[[Image:Howtoaquiredyesboutiquepic.jpg]] | |||
'''Special Sales''' | |||
On occasion, there will be a special sale for certain colored dyes. | |||
Colors that have previously been on sale: | |||
*red (Valentine's Day) | |||
*white | |||
*black | |||
*green (St. Patrick's Day) | |||
'''Boutique Auction''' | |||
As a part of the boutique auction, you can bid against other players on Pigment Cards using gold. | |||
===Players=== | |||
'''Catshops''' | |||
Some players like to try their luck with Hot Colors Packs and end up with unwanted dyes. Many of them will appear in catshops: | |||
[[Image:BuyingDyesfromaCatShopexamplepic.jpg]] | |||
'''Auction House''' | |||
Alternatively to the catshop, the Auction House may have a greater selection of dyes. Use the filter to search for a specific color quickly: | |||
[[Image:Howtoaquiredyesauctionhouse.jpg]] | |||
===DQ Points=== | |||
Since the release of the [http://pwi.perfectworld.com/dqrewards DQ Points] system, players may also cash in their DQ Points for Random dyes. | |||
==How to Dye== | |||
Once you've finished collecting your pigments, it's time to dye your clothes. You can either dye an individual piece of fashion or multiple pieces as a set. If you are dying your fashion as a set, you must use twice the number of dyes that you would use if you were dying each piece individually. The advantage to dying items as a set is that if you are using random pigments, every piece dyed together will result in the same color. | |||
Either way, you'll first need the appropriate number of dyes. This number can be seen at the bottom of each fashion item: | |||
[[Image:Examplesofhowmanydyesarerequiredperpiece.jpg]] | |||
'''Note:''' in order to dye an item, the number of pigments required must be able to stack. If you are dying will colored pigments, they must all be the same color. If you are dying with random pigments, they must all fit on the same icon in your inventory. If you have random pigments from DQ rewards they may ''not'' stack with other random pigments as the DQ rewards are nontradable items and as such, considered a different type of pigment. | |||
Get your dyes and head over to the nearest seamstress, and choose the option ''Dye Clothes'' | |||
'''Individual Pieces''' | |||
To dye an individual piece of fashion, make sure that the ''Single'' tab is selected. Drag the fashion you want to dye into the top slot and the dyes into the lower slot. | |||
[[Image:Singlepieceequipmentdyingscreen.jpg]] | |||
If everything has been entered correctly, the "Dye" button will light up. Click it and enjoy your new fashion. | |||
'''Sets''' | |||
To dye a set of fashion, make sure that the ''Sets'' tab is selected. Drag the fashion pieces you want to dye into the top slots and the dyes into the lower slot. You may dye a maximum of one piece of each type (armwear, legwear, etc) as part of a set but the set does not have to include something of each type. | |||
[[Image:Multiplecashshopdyingexample.jpg]] | |||
'''Fixed-Color Items''' | |||
Some items have a fixed color and can not be dyed. This fashion will have a "Fixed-color" indication on it. | |||
Headwear fashion can not be dyed. It takes on the hair color of your character. | |||
==Available Colors== | |||
===Quick Finder=== | |||
{| style="text-align:center;background:#291a0e" border="1" cellpadding="0" border="0" | |||
|- | |||
|[[File:Pure_black_dye.jpg|link=Talk:Dye Information#Black_dye]] | |||
|[[File:Grey_pigment.png|link=Talk:Dye Information#Grey_dye]] | |||
|[[File:Malt_yellow_dye.jpg|link=Talk:Dye Information#Cream_dye]] | |||
|[[File:Sand_brown_dye.jpg|link=Talk:Dye Information#Smokey_dye]] | |||
|[[File:Pure_white_dye.jpg|link=Talk:Dye Information#White_dye]] | |||
|[[File:Lotus_green_dye.jpg|link=Talk:Dye Information#Perfect_pink_dye]] | |||
|[[File:Pink_carnation_dye.jpg|link=Talk:Dye Information#Magenta_dye]] | |||
|[[File:Periwinkle_dye.jpg|link=Talk:Dye Information#Fuchsia_dye]] | |||
|- | |||
|[[File:Carime_dye.jpg|link=Talk:Dye Information#Pink_dye]] | |||
|[[File:Pink_dye.jpg|link=Talk:Dye Information#Violet_red_dye]] | |||
|[[File:Violet-blue_dye.jpg|link=Talk:Dye Information#Violet_dye]] | |||
|[[File:Indige_blue_dye.jpg|link=Talk:Dye Information#Purple_dye]] | |||
|[[File:Lavender.jpg|link=Talk:Dye Information#Lavender_dye]] | |||
|[[File:Lilac_dye.jpg|link=Talk:Dye Information#Plum_dye]] | |||
|[[File:Lake_Blue_dye.jpg|link=Talk:Dye Information#Light_blue_dye]] | |||
|[[File:Carine_dye.jpg|link=Talk:Dye Information#Aquamarine_dye]] | |||
|- | |||
|[[File:Blue_green_dye.jpg|link=Talk:Dye Information#Blue_dye]] | |||
|[[File:Sky_blue_dye.jpg|link=Talk:Dye Information#Sapphire_dye]] | |||
|[[File:Emerald_dye.jpg|link=Talk:Dye Information#Turquoise_dye]] | |||
|[[File:Indige_green_dye.jpg|link=Talk:Dye Information#Aqua_dye]] | |||
|[[File:Chromedye.jpg|link=Talk:Dye Information#Jade_dye]] | |||
|[[File:Peppermint_dye.jpg|link=Talk:Dye Information#Light_green_dye]] | |||
|[[File:Coconut_green_dye.jpg|link=Talk:Dye Information#Green_dye]] | |||
|[[File:Green_eye_stone_dye.jpg|link=Talk:Dye Information#Bright_green_dye]] | |||
|- | |||
|[[File:Grass_green_dye.jpg|link=Talk:Dye Information#Lime_dye]] | |||
|[[File:Yellow_orange_dye.jpg|link=Talk:Dye Information#Light_yellow_dye]] | |||
|[[File:Citrine_dye.jpg|link=Talk:Dye Information#Yellow_dye]] | |||
|[[File:Manga_dye.jpg|link=Talk:Dye Information#Mango_dye]] | |||
|[[File:Fresh_orange_dye.jpg|link=Talk:Dye Information#Orange_dye]] | |||
|[[File:Red_pigment.png|link=Talk:Dye Information#Red_dye|Red]] | |||
|[[File:Imperial_red_dye.jpg|link=Talk:Dye Information#Copper_dye]] | |||
|[[File:Maize_dye.jpg|link=Talk:Dye Information#Brown_dye]] | |||
|} | |||
===Dyed Fashion=== | |||
{| style="text-align:center;background:#291a0e" border="1" cellpadding="0" border="0" | |||
|- | |||
| <cite id="Black_dye"></cite>[[Image:Blackpigmentexample Shyriena.jpg|Black Pigment]] | |||
| <cite id="Grey_dye"></cite>[[Image:Greypigmentexample Shyriena.jpg|Grey Pigment]] | |||
| <cite id="Cream_dye"></cite>[[Image:Creampigmentexample Shyriena.jpg|Cream Pigment]] | |||
|- | |||
| <cite id="Smokey_dye"></cite>[[Image:Smokeypigmentexample Shyriena.jpg|Smokey Pigment]] | |||
| <cite id="White_dye"></cite>[[Image:Whitepigmentexample Shyriena.jpg|White Pigment]] | |||
| <cite id="Perfect_pink_dye"></cite>[[Image:Perfectpinkpigmentexample Shyriena.jpg|Perfect Pigment]] | |||
|- | |||
| <cite id="Magenta_dye"></cite>[[Image:Magentapigmentexample Shyriena.jpg|Magenta Pigment]] | |||
| <cite id="Fuchsia_dye"></cite>[[Image:Fuchsiapigmentexample Shyriena.jpg|Fuchsia Pigment]] | |||
| <cite id="Pink_dye"></cite>[[Image:Pinkpigmentexample Shyriena.jpg|Pink Pigment]] | |||
|- | |||
| <cite id="Violet_red_dye"></cite>[[Image:Violetredpigmentexample Shyriena.jpg|Violet Red Pigment]] | |||
| <cite id="Violet_dye"></cite>[[Image:Violetpigmentexample Shyriena.jpg|Violet Pigment]] | |||
| <cite id="Purple_dye"></cite>[[Image:Purplepigmentexample Shyriena.jpg|Purple Pigment]] | |||
|- | |||
| <cite id="Lavender_dye"></cite>[[Image:Lavenderpigmentexample Shyriena.jpg|Lavender Pigment]] | |||
| <cite id="Plum_dye"></cite>[[Image:Plumpigmentexample Shyriena.jpg|Plum Pigment]] | |||
| <cite id="Light_blue_dye"></cite>[[Image:Lightbluepigmentexample Shyriena.jpg|Light Blue Pigment]] | |||
|- | |||
| <cite id="Aquamarine_dye"></cite>[[Image:Aquamarinepigmentexample Shyriena.jpg|Aquamarina Pigment]] | |||
| <cite id="Blue_dye"></cite>[[Image:Bluepigmentexample Shyriena.jpg|Blue Pigment]] | |||
| <cite id="Sapphire_dye"></cite>[[Image:Sapphirepigmentexample Shyriena.jpg|Sapphire Pigment]] | |||
|- | |||
| <cite id="Turquoise_dye"></cite>[[Image:Turquoisepigmentexample Shyriena.jpg|Turqoise Pigment]] | |||
| <cite id="Aqua_dye"></cite>[[Image:Aquapigmentexample Shyriena.jpg|Aqua Pigment]] | |||
| <cite id="Jade_dye"></cite>[[Image:Jadepigmentexample Shyriena.jpg|Jade Pigment]] | |||
|- | |||
| <cite id="Light_green_dye"></cite>[[Image:Lightgreenpigmentexample Shyriena.jpg|Light Green Pigment]] | |||
| <cite id="Green_dye"></cite>[[Image:Greenpigmentexample Shyriena.jpg|Green Pigment]] | |||
| <cite id="Bright_green_dye"></cite>[[Image:Brightgreenpigmentexample Shyriena.jpg|Bright Green Pigment]] | |||
|- | |||
| <cite id="Lime_dye"></cite>[[Image:Limepigmentexample Shyriena.jpg|Lime Pigment]] | |||
| <cite id="Light_yellow_dye"></cite>[[Image:Lightyellowpigmentexample Shyriena.jpg|Light Yellow Pigment]] | |||
| <cite id="Yellow_dye"></cite>[[Image:Yellowpigmentexample Shyriena.jpg|Yellow Pigment]] | |||
|- | |||
| <cite id="Mango_dye"></cite>[[Image:Mangopigmentexample Shyriena.jpg|Mango Pigment]] | |||
| <cite id="Orange_dye"></cite>[[Image:Orangepigmentexample Shyriena.jpg|Orange Pigment]] | |||
| <cite id="Red_dye"></cite>[[Image:Redpigmentexample Shyriena.jpg|Red Pigment]] | |||
|- | |||
| <cite id="Copper_dye"></cite>[[Image:Copperpigmentexample Shyriena.jpg|Copper Pigment]] | |||
| <cite id="Brown_dye"></cite>[[Image:Brownpigmentexample Shyriena.jpg|Brown Pigment]] | |||
|} | |||
Latest revision as of 15:26, 15 July 2011
One of the big draws to Perfect World is character customization. What better way to continue that customization than to give your character their own sense of fashion. While there is a wide assortment of styles available in the boutique, you may not always get a color that appeals to you. Luckily, there are Dyes, or Pigments, available to change the color of your clothes.
Types of Dyes[edit]
There are currently four in game items associated with dyes.
Colored Pigment
A colored pigment, such as Blue Pigment or Black Pigment, is a unit of a specific color that can be applied to a fashion item. If you wish to dye your clothing a certain color, your only guarantee of getting them that color is by using colored dyes.
Random Pigment
A random pigment is just that, random. They are generally cheaper and easier to come by than specific colored pigments, but when you use them, you have no control over the color that they generate.
Hot Colors Pack
The Hot Colors Pack is a boutique item that yields a colored pigment when right clicked. The color is chosen at random, meaning that you'll need a lot of these if you are looking for a specific color. However, you can sell or trade the dyes you don't want to other players.
Pigment Card
In the boutique auction house, there is a chance at a pigment card. These cards can be traded at the Boutique Agent for a stack of 30 colored dyes, specific to the color of the card.
The colors that have been released so far are:
- red
- pink
- black
- white
How to Acquire[edit]
There are many different ways to acquire dyes. You can try your luck with the boutique, sift through what others players don't want, or even trade in DQ points for a chance at something nice.
Boutique[edit]
Permanent Additions
The boutique currently has two types of pigments available on a permanent status: Random Pigments and the Hot Colors Pack.
File:Howtoaquiredyesboutiquepic.jpg
Special Sales
On occasion, there will be a special sale for certain colored dyes.
Colors that have previously been on sale:
- red (Valentine's Day)
- white
- black
- green (St. Patrick's Day)
Boutique Auction
As a part of the boutique auction, you can bid against other players on Pigment Cards using gold.
Players[edit]
Catshops
Some players like to try their luck with Hot Colors Packs and end up with unwanted dyes. Many of them will appear in catshops:
File:BuyingDyesfromaCatShopexamplepic.jpg
Auction House
Alternatively to the catshop, the Auction House may have a greater selection of dyes. Use the filter to search for a specific color quickly:
File:Howtoaquiredyesauctionhouse.jpg
DQ Points[edit]
Since the release of the DQ Points system, players may also cash in their DQ Points for Random dyes.
How to Dye[edit]
Once you've finished collecting your pigments, it's time to dye your clothes. You can either dye an individual piece of fashion or multiple pieces as a set. If you are dying your fashion as a set, you must use twice the number of dyes that you would use if you were dying each piece individually. The advantage to dying items as a set is that if you are using random pigments, every piece dyed together will result in the same color.
Either way, you'll first need the appropriate number of dyes. This number can be seen at the bottom of each fashion item:
File:Examplesofhowmanydyesarerequiredperpiece.jpg
Note: in order to dye an item, the number of pigments required must be able to stack. If you are dying will colored pigments, they must all be the same color. If you are dying with random pigments, they must all fit on the same icon in your inventory. If you have random pigments from DQ rewards they may not stack with other random pigments as the DQ rewards are nontradable items and as such, considered a different type of pigment.
Get your dyes and head over to the nearest seamstress, and choose the option Dye Clothes
Individual Pieces
To dye an individual piece of fashion, make sure that the Single tab is selected. Drag the fashion you want to dye into the top slot and the dyes into the lower slot.
File:Singlepieceequipmentdyingscreen.jpg
If everything has been entered correctly, the "Dye" button will light up. Click it and enjoy your new fashion.
Sets
To dye a set of fashion, make sure that the Sets tab is selected. Drag the fashion pieces you want to dye into the top slots and the dyes into the lower slot. You may dye a maximum of one piece of each type (armwear, legwear, etc) as part of a set but the set does not have to include something of each type.
File:Multiplecashshopdyingexample.jpg
Fixed-Color Items
Some items have a fixed color and can not be dyed. This fashion will have a "Fixed-color" indication on it.
Headwear fashion can not be dyed. It takes on the hair color of your character.
