Quote Originally Posted by JakzChurchill View Post
Did some maths for the two colours created using only O'Ghomaro Berries (Deepen Blue) as it was a good constant from the spreadsheet. And all it does it makes working out the movement a lot harder.

First we have Gobbiebag Brown, created using 11 berries to get a total change of [-36,-17,+50] This means each feed was worth [-3.2, -1.5, 4.5]

Now we know there isn't a cap because the Raptor Blue has been created using 21 Berries for a total of [-132, -55, +108] Making each feed worth [-12, -5, 9.8]

So all of a sudden the food has become worth more as you add more in one go. Does this mean the more you put into one go the higher return you get from it?
I actually did this exact same math and came to the same conclusion. It doesn't add up. I think it might be more basic than adding/subtracting RGB values. I have a feeling that feeding a specific fruit sets you on the specific color scale of the dye that's currently in game. From there, further feeds raises or lowers your color on the same scale. I also have a feeling the color change doesn't take effect until you get a "starts to grow new feathers" message.