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Feedback is always helpful. :) I will add though that we have another tweak incoming once gray goes out that will change things slightly again so what you are seeing now won't be staying permanently.

Here are two of your horses with near-identical genetics and 4 darkening alleles.


BL2 SDS 15552249


BL3 13826348

I am not seeing the foal as notably lighter than the adult horse.


On these three allele horses the foal is definitely not the same color as the adult.

BL2 SDS 15552251


BL1 swan song

I pulled them into photoshop to compare and pulled an average value pixel from the chest area of each horse.



Comparing them I don't know that the older version is particularly darker as it is just less saturated making it look darker. The actual hue has not moved even a smidge. They are the same hue they have always been, but yes there is a change in saturation for sure. I am going to wait until the red value changes go in before making any additional tweaks though.

Feedback is super helpful and always appreciated. :D 2 and 3 darkening allele palominos are actually ones I have been eyeballing because I think they are not spot on just yet.

gosh you have cool looking horses!!

@/ammit thank you for explaining

@fiddler thanks a ton! Chocolate palominos are definitely my favorite color in game. My super favorites are the really dark dappled ones (the first foal of mine ammit posted) I recently decided to add white 8 and S+ to the line

@StarsetRoyale I have to say that horse looks completely correct to me. I am not seeing anything all that yellow. Pearl and mushroom both shift a horse more diluted and yellow in tone. If you are breeding those genetics you are breeding for yellow.

Here is a real chestnut pearl. Add mushroom and dun to that and I think this foal looks completely correct.