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Only difference between these two is one extra, exactly the same, pigment gene. However, silencing other genes doesn't change their color until you get down to three. Perhaps there's something special about that eighth pigment gene. |
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The tiny difference. Funny actually, within a certain "radius" you can set it with one gene. After a while you have to keep duplicating the gene. These in the picture are the second to last and the last stage. I experienced similar stuff in a genetic experiment. | |||
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I'm suprised how none of you reacted like this earlier to the previous pigment bleeded creatures. Like the Autumn Treehuggers for example, use normal treehugger sprites but with a pigment bleed. | |||
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Wow I can't believe that the difference is so visual... I think you just inspired me to start messing around with pigment genetics . | |||
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This confuses me. | |||
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Crazy. I always wondered how one gets crazy colors like that. I remember getting them in C3, and getting ones warped to me in DS online but could never develop any myself in DS. Now I know. | |||
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Pigment bleed | |||
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Which kind of pigment gene? | |||
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