I think custom apparel should be able to cover up to 100% of the wolf rather than 80%- specifically if the original wolf lines/shading remains intact. I'm not sure why fullbody skins should be disallowed.

I also feel people should be allowed to make markings that are very close to pre-existing marks on site in some cases. Specifically in the case of extremely simplistic concepts- like underbellies, or coloured paws/ears. These concepts are not unique enough to disallow- inevitably people will make things that resemble the site's markings- it's impossible not to when what you're creating is something as generic as an underbelly.

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Support! This would also allow for more creativity and different implementations of the same marking idea!

support, an underbelly is an incredibly generic idea, and marking apparel would be some of the most versatile on the site!

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No support. Allowing this could cause issues between users, ie ‘this person copied me’ or mimic site assets that Lorwolf might want to release. This also might result in many duplicate items overall as people make their own compared to say buying it from the shops onsite. Why buy stripes as an example, when you could make your own version similar to it. This would effectively make it so any moonstone genes are 100ms or less.

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If there is a concern about hiding wolves behind something or making them into something they are not supposed to be - make it a rule that you are allowed to cover 100% of the wolf only if it's markrings/coat on the wolf (therefor it has shadows/lines on top).

I don't think it will cause all that in a catastrophic way. You still need a lot of MS to have your stuff printed. I think real marking is more desirable than a fake one just to show off the cool wolf, but an odd color is more often present than not. It would be a great way to hide some of it.

I think this is important because inevitably the site will grow, and inevitably people will have their own take on something that already exists without even realizing it already exists. People shouldn't be required to know every existing visual possibility before creating something. Also, as for making a custom apparel that looks like a gene--the custom apparel doesn't give you a breeding benefit of passing genes on, so this doesn't seem like an issue. It just feels inevitable.