Changes the entire coat including markings into a CYMK (Cyan/Magenta/Yellow/Black) color scheme, with the base coat being a greyscale tone and all markings being colorful.
Prismpitch uses its own sliders.
- These rules can be overridden by some modifiers, see below.
- The base coat should use only the bottom slider, while markings should use the top three (C/Y/M) sliders.
- All slider colors should be present if possible (for example, if fewer than three markings are present, or if a modifier overrides this color rule, ignore this).
- Small drips can be added to the lineart to imply a mildly inky body texture. These can have a shine, but should not completely overtake the entire body or result in shading over a large portion of the body.
Additionally:
- Prismpitch does not have to affect skin tone.
- Prismpitch has no effect on eye color.
- Prismpitch should combine with or override color mutations (see below), but physical mutations with their own color (eg Incense, Gills, Fogshard, all blood color mutations, etc) can override Prismpitch.
- Prismpitch can affect Skypunch, or Skypunch can display over it.
Modifiers and Color Mutations:
Color mutations:
Albinism +Al with Prismpitch: Prismpitch is restricted to the left half of the sliders.
Bicolor +Bi with Prismpitch: Bicolor appears over Prismpitch, OR Bicolor appears as any of the palest (leftmost) colors on the sliders.
Erythrism +Ery with Prismpitch: Markings all use the Magenta slider. Base coat still uses the greyscale slider.
Fog +Fog with Prismpitch: Markings can be desaturated from the slider's colors. This should be noticeable but not severe.
Leucism +Leuc with Prismpitch: Markings all use the Yellow slider. Base coat still uses the greyscale slider or the left half of the Yellow slider.
Melanism +Mel with Prismpitch: Markings can be made darker than the slider's colors. This should be noticeable but not severe.
Neon +Neo with Prismpitch: Prismpitch is restricted to the right half of the sliders.
If you have multiple color mutations, these can be combined as much as logically possible, for instance:
+Leuc/Ery/Neo/Bi: A Rixixi with a very pale yellow base coat, neon magenta markings, and off-white (blue) bicolor.
If two modifiers completely override each other, you can choose one and ignore the other.
Some color modifiers act differently in Prismpitch:
- Dominant Gradient nGr/GrGr and Horizon nHz/HzHz both allow a gradient of the grey slider to be used on a marking, and Splash nSpl/SplSpl allows the grey slider to gradient into a marking.
- Glitter nGlt/GltGlt can change any marking to any one solid color off the greyscale swatch.
- Mirror nMir/MirMir allows one marking (multiple if dominant) to use the opposite side of the base coat slider instead of a CYM slider. If your base coat is medium grey, this does nothing.
- All other color modifiers work identically to their original use, but require use of the CYMK swatches (any of the swatches).