Bug Reports

There is a specific white head marking with a partially white bottom lip. Because the horse's left side is affected, it only really becomes visible on adults. However, on the live server, a tiny bit of pink skin is already visible on the foal's bottom lip, too. This seems to have disappeared now. On the beta, the foal has no sign of pink on its bottom lip. Looking closely, I think it would make sense for a tiiiny speck to be visible? Attachment 1: Foal from the live, if you zoom in closely, you can see the tiniest bit of pink on its bottom lip. Attachment 2: Foal from the beta server, same head marking, but no pink on the bottom lip. Attachment 3: Same foal grown up, now showing the white bottom lip marking.

Aged up this girl and her tail isn't matching her mane or coat. https://beta-v1.horsereality.com/horses/3746425/foal-doe-3746425

Progression of the sabino1 splashed white 1 combo feels a bit off. Given that both of the genes apply more white for homozygous horses than heterozygous, I'd expect the more the genes, the whiter the horse. However, that's not the case. I haven't encountered any single 90%+ white SB1/SB1 horse that also has SW1 present. Homozygous (SB1/SB1) horses share patterns with heterozygous (SB1/n) when combined with at least one copy of SW1. SW1/SW1 seems to limit the area of white even more than SW1/n. n/n SB1/n: https://beta-v1.horsereality.com/horses/3745105/cr-z-sb1 https://beta-v1.horsereality.com/horses/3745045/sb1-patn1 https://beta-v1.horsereality.com/horses/3745045/sb1-patn1 https://beta-v1.horsereality.com/horses/3745146/foal-doe-3745146 https://beta-v1.horsereality.com/horses/3745146/foal-doe-3745146 https://beta-v1.horsereality.com/horses/3745011/new-sb1 n/n SB1/SB1: https://beta-v1.horsereality.com/horses/3745814/sb1-sb1 https://beta-v1.horsereality.com/horses/3745842/sb1-sb1 https://beta-v1.horsereality.com/horses/3745888/sb1-sb1 https://beta-v1.horsereality.com/horses/3745840/sb1-sb1 https://beta-v1.horsereality.com/horses/3745839/sb1-sb1 SW1/n SB1/n https://beta-v1.horsereality.com/horses/3745892/sw1-sb1 https://beta-v1.horsereality.com/horses/3746047/sw1-sb1 https://beta-v1.horsereality.com/horses/3745160/sw1-sb1 https://beta-v1.horsereality.com/horses/3746050/sw1-sb1 https://beta-v1.horsereality.com/horses/3745825/sw1-sb1 https://beta-v1.horsereality.com/horses/3746051/sw1-sb1 https://beta-v1.horsereality.com/horses/3745889/sw1-sb1 https://beta-v1.horsereality.com/horses/3746052/sw1-sb1 SW1/n SB1/SB1 https://beta-v1.horsereality.com/horses/3745891/ https://beta-v1.horsereality.com/horses/3745815/sw1-sb1-sb1 https://beta-v1.horsereality.com/horses/3745893/sw1-sb1-sb1 https://beta-v1.horsereality.com/horses/3745894/sw1-sb1-sb1 https://beta-v1.horsereality.com/horses/3746058/sw1-sb1-sb1 https://beta-v1.horsereality.com/horses/3746057/sw1-sb1-sb1 https://beta-v1.horsereality.com/horses/3746056/sw1-sb1-sb1 https://beta-v1.horsereality.com/horses/3745891/sw1-sb1-sb1 SW1/SW1 SB1/n https://beta-v1.horsereality.com/horses/3745845/sw1-sw1-sb1 https://beta-v1.horsereality.com/horses/3745890/sw1-sw1-sb1 SW1/SW1 SB1/SB1 https://beta-v1.horsereality.com/horses/3746055/ https://beta-v1.horsereality.com/horses/3746049/sw1-sw1-sb1-sb1 https://beta-v1.horsereality.com/horses/3746059/sw1-sw1-sb1-sb1 https://beta-v1.horsereality.com/horses/3745989/sw1-sw1-sb1-sb1 https://beta-v1.horsereality.com/horses/3746053/sw1-sw1-sb1-sb1 https://beta-v1.horsereality.com/horses/3746060/foal-doe-3746060 So unless it is intended for SW1 to apply some sort of reverse engineering on SB1 and itself, this progression isn't correct since SB1/SB1 alone results in nearly whole white horse.

Horses: https://beta-v1.horsereality.com/horses/3744895/foal-doe-3744895 https://beta-v1.horsereality.com/horses/3744894/foal-doe-3744894 https://beta-v1.horsereality.com/horses/3744930/foal-doe-3744930 Areas marked on image file. Case 1: Front leg on adult horse should be white up to the middle of the forearm. Case 2: Foal's leg is whole white while adult male misses part of the white in marked area. Case 3: Markings on foal's leg are lower than on adult mare Mare's mane and foal's tail have some uncolored white parts (marked with arrows). EDIT: Added more with similar issues

When I aged up this colt, I noticed that his blaze suddenly got smaller. https://beta-v1.horsereality.com/horses/3741042/foal-doe-3741042

The stripes on the legs are (somewhat) visible (but barely.Could be made a bit darker so they stand out more,right now I am confusing them with wrinkles). The stripe should be easily seen on fjord mares due to the pose,but there is none: https://beta-v1.horsereality.com/horses/3589724/aa-dd https://beta-v1.horsereality.com/horses/3589725/ee-d This stallion (palomino dun) seems to lack the stripes: https://beta-v1.horsereality.com/horses/3597121/aa-cr-d same goes for all other coats with dun (I forgive the double creams for not having dark leg stripes or back stripes).

Rabicano on chestnut kladrubers is really dark,making it hard to see: https://beta-v1.horsereality.com/horses/3706226/rab

The new Backround "Test" is not displayed in the fitting room and on the horses. https://beta-v2.horsereality.com/fitting-room Here the horses I tested: https://beta-v1.horsereality.com/horses/3698752/shire-test https://beta-v1.horsereality.com/horses/3615738/test-backround The screenshots are attached. Using Google Chrome Version 135.0.7049.115 (Offizieller Build) (64-Bit)

If you zoom in on the foals head, there is a little gap next to its left ear where I can see the background, the mane layer doesn't fully line up with the body layer. https://beta-v1.horsereality.com/horses/3692659/foal-doe-3692659

The left hind WM disappeared on this stallion once he got aged. Also his WM on the left front leg got way higher https://beta-v1.horsereality.com/horses/3693099/ee-aa-ff-styn