I have another question oopsies

Can you do a pile of bones CA? The wolf standing on a bunch of dried / cleaned bones, so no blood or anything, basically they would look like the Bones item on site? But didn't know if such a mass quantity of BONES would be gore

Would a little gnome buddy be allowed ? Or would that fall under the no humanoid rule

Would something similar to this approve as a BG Wanted Sign? Not sure if it counts as text as part of an item or leans more in line with floating text that isn't allowed.

(Looks like my pic didn’t upload appropriately and I don’t have access on my phone apparently… it’s just Wanted old timey style poster as a background. It just says “Wanted” and “Have You Seen This Dog?” as text items with a frame around the wolf and old-timey style paper as a background)

Curious about the copyright issues with this before I decide if I want to work on this any further! Inspiration is Kirara from Inuyasha

Just to inform this thread that I will be answering the above questions on Friday.

oops another question

I know you cant copy existing site apparel, but can you color pick and try and...match...apparel ?

for example, can I make floating bones with the same colors as the Bone Armor set ? if not, how can I make CA to match existing apparel without copying it too much ? thanks quiche

Oh look I have a relevant question for this thread.

I'm thinking on making a CA version of the Kickstarter Krane, completely redrawn by myself. Since the Krane's a Lorwolf item, would that be allowed? I want to make sure before going further with the very loose sketch I have.

@MoodyZephyr

Hi there! So to make your item work properly with layering, you would most likely need two CAs. I've added some images to demonstrate below. Kaitlyn in all images is wearing the same accessories and items.

Both layers merged with the wolf cut-out. The foreground does not appear in front of the wolf as one item. Items are easily layered on top of the wolf, with the background not affecting them.

The layers merged as one CA, but the foreground is not erased when cutting out the wolf silhouette. The foreground appears in front of the wolf, but the layering of items with the background may cause them to be cut off. Attempting to layer items on top, cuts into the foreground and breaks the foreground illusion.

With two CA, the background and foreground are separated. Items are more easily layered and don't break the foreground illusion or get cut off.

I hope this helps!

@Cealygosa You can draw a pile of clean bones with no fresh blood, organs, body parts or flesh attached.

I am also waiting on the answer to your texture, colour picking and torn wings questions. This may take 3 - 7 days.

@Gilneas Gnomes would fall under humanoid. However, you can create fairy-like creatures if they have a mainly animal base. Such as a Squirrel, Goose or Rabbit Gnome etc.