Dn (het form) | | DNDN (hom form)Dun is a marking that causes stripes on the legs and back of a dinosaur (including the forehead and tail if Hom.).
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Shape and Placement
- Some striping must be present in the minimum ranges for all four limbs.
- Stripes can be sharp, tapered, or rounded (should not mimic Tears)
- The stripes should follow the body flow - for fliers make sure to follow the correct directional rules!
-- Stripes on the back, head and tail should be vertical
-- Stripes on the arms and legs should be horizontal. - Can have floating stripes and stray marks.
Color
- Het form must be one solid color that is darker than the base color.
- Hom form can be two-toned with a gradient and can be lighter than the base color.
- Can be any natural color.
- Can be affected by color modifiers.
Allowed Edge Types
Dun is allowed one edge type from the below options - a guide to each edge type can be found by clicking on the images
Hard
Feathered
Examples
Correct Examples
Incorrect Examples
Correct Imports
Incorrect Imports
Het Dun with tapered ends on the stripes.
Hom Dun with irregular stripes.
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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
