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[quote name="mechadragon" date=2016-01-07 19:21:32] @Undel Question! Some of the colors on Thylacene use multiple swatches from the original color's palette, for example mulberry: [img]http://flightrising.com/image_generators/dragonpic2.php?body=10&wing=11&style=11&gender=0&ages=1&prig=0&secg=0&tert=13&elem=2&tertgene=11&spec=prev.png[/img] but others, such as caribbean and crimson (as well as some others, i haven't gone through the whole wheel yet) seem to use the same samples for both the colors on the gene--is this intentional? it makes some colors seem significantly less detailed and more like a giant blob on a dragon than cool markings. [img]http://flightrising.com/image_generators/dragonpic2.php?body=10&wing=11&style=11&gender=0&ages=1&prig=0&secg=0&tert=28&elem=2&tertgene=11&spec=prev.png[/img] [/quote] It's a dark on light gene (Ie: dark stripes on light fade). It uses the main and belly color if the main color was darker than the belly. Otherwise it uses the main color and a slightly lighter color. The blue appears to be the same color because it's previewed on a dark dragon, so the lighter semi-transparent underlayer "darkens" on it and looks the same! Preview that same blue on a white dragon and you'll see it's dark on light. :)