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Dyeing and motifs with erratic results
AnduinTryggva
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I like to combine different motifs to obtain the look I want. From what I observe most of the players do exactly that.
When it comes to applying colors it is often a complete mess with the same color giving completely different results on different motifs.
What is for one motif a bright shiny red becomes a duller and darker red on others. Which makes combining a complete mess and one cannot obtain the look that one wishes to.
Why is there no standardisation on that so that the same color yields the same result?
Same goes btw for costumes. Applying one color to one costume and another can result in one case into a shiny costume in the other one a dull one for instance...
Edited by AnduinTryggva on November 17, 2024 10:43AM When it comes to applying colors it is often a complete mess with the same color giving completely different results on different motifs.
What is for one motif a bright shiny red becomes a duller and darker red on others. Which makes combining a complete mess and one cannot obtain the look that one wishes to.
Why is there no standardisation on that so that the same color yields the same result?
Same goes btw for costumes. Applying one color to one costume and another can result in one case into a shiny costume in the other one a dull one for instance...
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