Add two conditional rules of constructing layers to DNA

[FinanceApeClub]

Two conditional rules of constructing layers to DNA are implemented to adapt the situations as follows:

1. A layer folder has its sub-folders, each sub-folder contains image files which only apply to a certain trait (image file) of another specified layer, e.g. "Hair" layer has 'White', 'Yellow,' 'Golden' sub-folders, the files for hair-styles inside the 'White' sub-folder can only apply to White fur trait (White.png) of "Fur" layer.
2. Some of image files for traits in a layer only apply/reveal when the trait of a specified layer is None (None.png blank image file), and the rest apply when the trait of the specified layer is not None.

The src/main.js code was modified together with more 'options' added to layerConfigurations.layersOrder in src/config.js.

This modification does not affect any of the original functions of the main release, hopefully will be merged to the main release.

[AwwDit]

Running the rarity command doesn't work when creating a collection that uses the subfolder layout.

[FinanceApeClub]

Running the rarity command doesn't work when creating a collection that uses the subfolder layout.

Pease check if your config.js file configured the layer with subfolder layout in the following way,
...
{ name: "Fur" }, // This so-called 'linkLayer' has image files corresponding to the subfolders under layer "Hair"
{ name: "Hair", // Layer "Hair" has subfolders
options: {
subGroup: true, // true indicates existence of sub folders
linkLayer: 7, // the number 7 in this line indicates that the linked layer "Fur" is in 7th layer
},
},
...

Meanwhile, the following conventions must be complied:

1. all the subfolders must have their corresponding image files in the their linkLayer, and vice versa;
2. each subfolder name must be exactly the same as its image file name without its extension.

e.g. if "Fur" layer has three image files: 'White.png', 'Yellow.png' and 'Golden.png', "Hair" layer must have and can only have three subfolders of 'White', 'Yellow' and 'Golden'. More explanations can be found in my comment in the PULL REQUEST.

Your any further comments will be very welcomed.

[simira911]

Running the rarity command doesn't work when creating a collection that uses the subfolder layout.

Pease check if your config.js file configured the layer with subfolder layout in the following way, ... { name: "Fur" }, // This so-called 'linkLayer' has image files corresponding to the subfolders under layer "Hair" { name: "Hair", // Layer "Hair" has subfolders options: { subGroup: true, // true indicates existence of sub folders linkLayer: 7, // the number 7 in this line indicates that the linked layer "Fur" is in 7th layer }, }, ...

Meanwhile, the following conventions must be complied:

1. all the subfolders must have their corresponding image files in the their linkLayer, and vice versa;
2. each subfolder name must be exactly the same as its image file name without its extension.

e.g. if "Fur" layer has three image files: 'White.png', 'Yellow.png' and 'Golden.png', "Hair" layer must have and can only have three subfolders of 'White', 'Yellow' and 'Golden'. More explanations can be found in my comment in the PULL REQUEST.

Your any further comments will be very welcomed.

hi, can you make a quick how-to video , so this may help poor souls like me :) and thank you so much for your great contribution.

[arnoldy200]

What does “7th layer" mean? Which is the 1st layer?

[FinanceApeClub]

What does “7th layer" mean? Which is the 1st layer?

The layer index starts from 0. See README.md in Pull reqest #1024 for more detailed explanation.

[FinanceApeClub]

Running the rarity command doesn't work when creating a collection that uses the subfolder layout.

Pease check if your config.js file configured the layer with subfolder layout in the following way, ... { name: "Fur" }, // This so-called 'linkLayer' has image files corresponding to the subfolders under layer "Hair" { name: "Hair", // Layer "Hair" has subfolders options: { subGroup: true, // true indicates existence of sub folders linkLayer: 7, // the number 7 in this line indicates that the linked layer "Fur" is in 7th layer }, }, ...
Meanwhile, the following conventions must be complied:

1. all the subfolders must have their corresponding image files in the their linkLayer, and vice versa;
2. each subfolder name must be exactly the same as its image file name without its extension.

e.g. if "Fur" layer has three image files: 'White.png', 'Yellow.png' and 'Golden.png', "Hair" layer must have and can only have three subfolders of 'White', 'Yellow' and 'Golden'. More explanations can be found in my comment in the PULL REQUEST.
Your any further comments will be very welcomed.

hi, can you make a quick how-to video , so this may help poor souls like me :) and thank you so much for your great contribution.

A new Pull request #1024 was created, where a full explanation of how-to-use the above two conditional rules of constructing layers to DNA is added to README.md. Hope it will help to understand the usage.