I've recently noticed a clipping issue when to comes to the Foam gene.
There's a few spots where the secondary gene clips as if it were continuing the primary gene where it shouldn't be. The following locations where this happens are:
These parts have been circled to show it.
In this image, it shows the little mark on the tail lines up with the primary's patterns.
(Added scry image for image comparison when opening the image in a new window)
When removing the primary, the weird mark on the tail tip remains, as shown below, for a better look at it:
Using the same colors as above shadow/blackberry
Switching blackberry for aqua (it's harder to see, so you need to really zoom in or squint to notice it):
Secondary as crimson:
It's harder to notice when the colors are very similar to one another, but it becomes more apparent when there is contrast.
There's a few spots where the secondary gene clips as if it were continuing the primary gene where it shouldn't be. The following locations where this happens are:
- Tip of the tail fluff
- Near the base of the wings where the tail fluff starts to come back into view
- Along the neck fluff near where the end of the tail curls into view
- On the cheek fluff
- Back leg fluff (back left leg from the dragon's perspective)
These parts have been circled to show it.
In this image, it shows the little mark on the tail lines up with the primary's patterns.
(Added scry image for image comparison when opening the image in a new window)
When removing the primary, the weird mark on the tail tip remains, as shown below, for a better look at it:
Using the same colors as above shadow/blackberry
Switching blackberry for aqua (it's harder to see, so you need to really zoom in or squint to notice it):
Secondary as crimson:
It's harder to notice when the colors are very similar to one another, but it becomes more apparent when there is contrast.
