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Templado β Shedu pattern densities explanation
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One more additional sheet for colouration of cats.Here you can see examples of densities of tiger and smoky leopard patterns.
Tabby works similar to smoky lp, leopard pattern is acting pretty much alike cheetah pttern.
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Hello!
I have been looking around but I can't seem to find it.
What exactly does "extreme" do to the pattern?
I got a geno that is "cheetah pattern -3 extreme" and I have no clue how it looks.Β
Thank you!
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Hello Extreme... well is extreme.
If it goes with minus sign, then extreme will give you as little spots of pattern as one or two.
If it goes with "+", then its as many spots as possible.
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Okay, so I've been trying to design a cat, and -2 tabby has been tripping me up because all the examples I seem to be finding of tabby are either -3 or 0. Or maybe I'm blind. Don't know. But I was wondering if this design would be acceptable as a -2 tabby?
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id say it is look like something between 0 and -1
do stripes more thin themselves, and more interruption - like split long stripes in two-three parts.
and thing other then density - can u make that pattern less looking like ideal circle. can u make it of a bit more natural form, not so regular?
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I have a question!
So on the main color sheet it has a -2 tiger, and instead of full stripes appearing it has scattered spots. Does that still count as a tiger pattern?
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Err can u provide link to that image?
As i can not find such example
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It's on theΒ Shedu cat coat colors Β guide. Tiger -2.
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Maybe I am blind, but i do not see a -2 tiger ehample.
Only one that i see is here:
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Here, this thing (it's a screenshot):
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Eh... As u can see, slots that cats placed in are of different colour and belongs to two different rows.
1 one (where tiger is placed) Examples of existing patterns.
And second image belongs to row and table where densities explained on exampe of cheetah pattern.|
So, no, -2 tiger can not be as irretayed small dots.
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Ohh, this is awesome and so helpful!Β
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Yeah
Ha, I could have given Jigsaw a even denser pattern then I drew for his smoky leopard +2 
But damn, those 2 +3 are really amazing 
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AWESOME!
This will be so helpful for my failed tiger attempts XD
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