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Shape and Placement
- Stripes are always vertical and must follow the body flow. For fliers make sure to follow the correct direction rules!
- Striped must affect up to 50% of one section as a minimum.
- When Het, Striped can affect up to 50% of the dinosaur.
-- When Hom, Striped may affect up to 100% of the dinosaur. - Can be placed in clusters of stripes and does not have to cover the entire body
- At minimum, should present at least 1 stripe
- The whole marking can be softly erased around all edges to make the whole marking fade, or can partially fade on just some parts of the body.
Color
- Het form must be one solid color.
- Hom form can be two-toned with a gradient.
- Can be any natural color.
- Can be affected by color modifiers.
Allowed Edge Types
Striped is allowed one edge type from the below options - a guide to each edge type can be found by clicking on the images
Examples
Het Striped presenting as minimally as possible and being lighter than the base coat.
Hom Striped covering the entire body, with a two-toned gradient and fading edge!
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This striped is illegal because it's a bit too straight! It needs to conform a bit more to the forms of the body to look natural, as well as having some stripes touching each other.
This striped is illegal because it's too thick all around, the ends are rounded and it's not opaque! Striped can't be transparent.
Ranges
Click the buttons below to see all species ranges and click the image for a full-size version to overlay onto your import!
Additional information can be found in the Marking & Color Guide.
Minimum Range
Het Range
Hom Range
Min. Range
Het Range
Hom Range
