Chocobo dyeing R&D Thread - Post your results here!

[MomomiMomi]

That still doesn't make any sense though as you would not be able to obtain perfect white this way. Please explain your reasoning, because I'm afraid I just don't see it.

You don't need perfect white. You simply need to get all three values high enough for the game to accept it as "Snow White".

[RakaMaimhov]

You don't need perfect white. You simply need to get all three values high enough for the game to accept it as "Snow White".

I can understand that (especially considering how we don't have pure white or black as dye colors in the game anyway).

I still think white is at the lower end of the scale (being less saturated) and black at the higher end of the scale (being more saturated)

Also: If the "lightening" foods add as well as take away color, why hasn't anyone suggested the darkening do the same? (for example, add red might also subtract a little green and blue)

[Syrehn]

I can understand that.

I still think white is at the lower end of the scale (being less saturated) and black at the higher end of the scale (being more saturated)

Also: If the "lightening" foods add as well as take away color, why hasn't anyone suggested the darkening do the same? (for example, add red might also subtract a little green and blue)

I believe it has been mentioned for both lightening and darkening foods back several pages; I don't think the increase/decrease is huge.

[RakaMaimhov]

I believe it has been mentioned for both lightening and darkening foods back several pages; I don't think the increase/decrease is huge.

At bone white now (down from honey yellow after 15 plums).

If fruits added color, 15 plums would have made it green or blue. I think? I'M SO LOST, I DON'T EVEN KNOW ANYMORE LOL.