please help me with "keycaps direct"

[concept73]

Can someone please explain this?
-I like how he has the green and the black, but i want red/black but cant get my head round his wording, any help would be appreciated!


I'm not sure what i means by "base set - black (ndy)"

http://keycapsdirect.com/marketplace.php

[SpAmRaY]

They have base sets and modifier sets. In the pic the green is the modifier. So what you want to order to get a black base and red modifier is 'base set black' and 'modifier set red'

There are also links to pdfs under the pic showing what keys are included with each set.

[llovro]

base set are alpha keys, F row and number row
modifiers are everything green that you see in that picture (spacebar, **** etc. etc.)
So if you want red/black colorway you should add to cart black base set and red modifier set.
I hope this helps
Edit: got ninja'd...

[concept73]

Thanks for the advice guys! just was not sure of the wording of it

[concept73]

Should look good on my poker 2

[norbauer]

Incidentally, anybody know if it's possible to use any combination of these on a numpad, or do these just work for 80% and 60% boards?

[Puddsy]

Incidentally, anybody know if it's possible to use any combination of these on a numpad, or do these just work for 80% and 60% boards?

Looks like there isn't an option for numpad kits, so I'd assume not.

[norbauer]

Incidentally, anybody know if it's possible to use any combination of these on a numpad, or do these just work for 80% and 60% boards?

Looks like there isn't an option for numpad kits, so I'd assume not.

K. Thought as much, but just wanted to make sure I wasn't missing something.

Thanks!

[Rule16]

Incidentally, anybody know if it's possible to use any combination of these on a numpad, or do these just work for 80% and 60% boards?

Looks like there isn't an option for numpad kits, so I'd assume not.

K. Thought as much, but just wanted to make sure I wasn't missing something.

Thanks!

You can, every key in DSA every key is the same profile except for f and j. Not sure If I read the question right though.