To get started, drag one or more of the remotes above to the blueprint.
Your combination
Colors are an approximation. Screens and filament batches vary; the rendering and the chip are references, not a guarantee. Remotes shown are not included.
Drag one from the list of remotes above to the blueprint. Drop it where you want it in the row. Or just click one to add it at the right end. (If a slot is already selected, the click replaces that slot instead; Esc clears the selection.)
Click the slot, then click the .
The list of remotes may be longer than your screen is wide. The list scrolls. Drag it with the mouse, swipe it on a touch screen, or use the scroll wheel.
A combination pedestal has to be under 250 mm (9.84 inches) wide to manufacture. Remotes that would make it too wide are grayed out, and a yellow note at the top of the blueprint says so.
Drag a slot along the row and drop it where you want it. The other slots move aside as you go. Keyboard users: with the slot selected, ← / → move it along the row.
Click the slot, then click a remote in the list above. Keyboard users: with the slot selected, ↑ / ↓ cycle through the supported remotes in the list.
Click the slot, then click the . Keyboard users: with the slot selected, Delete. Removing the last one leaves you a blank sheet to start again.
Undo and Redo, at the top left of the blueprint, step back and forward through your changes. Keyboard users: ⌘Z and ⇧⌘Z on a Mac, Ctrl+Z and Ctrl+Shift+Z elsewhere.
The length, width and height are drawn on the plan. Switch between inches and millimeters with in / mm, at the bottom left of the blueprint.
Click the Footprint button to hide the pedestal but show just its footprint.
Click the Remotes button to turn their display off (they start out displayed). Click the button again to restore them.
Click a color in the on-screen palette. It applies to the whole pedestal: a combination is manufactured as a single piece, in one filament. Keyboard users: after clicking a color, use the keyboard arrow keys ← and → to step through the colors, wrapping around at either end.
The palette scrolls as well. Drag it with the mouse, swipe it on a touch screen, use the scroll wheel, or for keyboard users, after clicking one, use the keyboard keys ← and → to step through the other colors.
The address updates as you go, so you can copy it from the address bar and send it to someone.
Coming soon.