Gradient

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Gradiant is a marking which modifies another by adding a color gradiant to it.
In super form, allows to add another additional color to a marking, OR affect two markings.
The marking has 2 styles availlable: scattered or uniform.

May be asymmetrical. (Scattered style ONLY)

IF SUPER and using the 2 markings affected option, one marking may have one style, while the other has another style.

May not create its own marking UNLESS it is the only marking present.

Scattered Style

Regular Gradient (Scattered)

Regular Gradient (Scattered)

Regular Gradient (Scattered)

Super Gradient (Scattered)

Uniform Style

BAD examples of Uniform Style

Regular Gradient (Uniform)

Regular Gradient (Uniform)

Super Gradient (Uniform)

Bad Example of Uniform Style

If affecting a marking with more than one point, the extremities need to be the same color (nose, hands, tail tip, etc).

Bad Example of Uniform Style

The blending needs to be uniform, thus cannot create stripes or spots.

Bad Example of Uniform Style

The blending needs to be uniform, thus cannot create stripes or spots.

When Gradiant is the only marking

Regular Gradient

When gradiant is the only marking present, may create a soft gradiant covering 50% of the body.
The gradiant may be black, white, or another color present in the geno (base color or seconday).

Bad Example

The gradiant may not have some kind of shape to it.

Examples of the Gradient marking appearing

Belly Coverage

Zone Belly may cover.

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Belly Zones

Zone Belly may cover.

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