Hey guys! I want to talk about primary and secondary colors of the dinos, how aggressive or docile you can make the dinos, and if you can change their size.
1. I will start with color. The raptors of the JP trilogy and even Jurassic world had very original colors. The first movie's raptors sported brown as their primary color with a light underbelly. The second movie's raptors had somewhat tiger-like primary colors with black stripes. The third movie's raptors had very different colors from the first movie and second movie. One raptor of the third had something like a grayish blue as their primary color and a yellowish white for their underbelly. I gave those raptors as examples for color changing. I wonder how many different colors we'll be able to work with when changing our dinos colors. I wonder if we'll be able to give them black stripes if we so please like the second movie. If we wanted to make an alpha for a herd or pack and wanted to make it stand out from the crowd, could we make it look how we want in terms of color? Of course no crazy colors like a really bright green or anything lol.
2. Apart of the first paragraph I talked about a herd or pack leader and I believe behavior will play a huge part in what dino will be the leader. I wonder how aggressive or docile we will be able to make our dinos as well as cautious and a number of other different behaviors. In the pre-rendered footage we saw a trex destroy part of a fence and eat one guy. In other footage we saw a greenish trex facing a triceratops and not jump right into battle. It stood and assessed the situation before fighting. I believe the trex from the pre-rendered footage would've ran right into battle and torn apart the triceratops or would've been gashed due to it's lack of cautiousness.
3. In the second paragraph I talked about a large gray trex and a greenish trex. From what it seems to me the gray trex is larger than the greenish trex. If we wanted to have more variety with our dinos than just color and behavior I could see us being able to adjust the size of our dinos. This would add a menacing look to a trex or raptor to make it stand out. I wonder if we'll be able to adjust the size of a triceratops horns or an ankylosaur's club.
Thoughts?
1. I will start with color. The raptors of the JP trilogy and even Jurassic world had very original colors. The first movie's raptors sported brown as their primary color with a light underbelly. The second movie's raptors had somewhat tiger-like primary colors with black stripes. The third movie's raptors had very different colors from the first movie and second movie. One raptor of the third had something like a grayish blue as their primary color and a yellowish white for their underbelly. I gave those raptors as examples for color changing. I wonder how many different colors we'll be able to work with when changing our dinos colors. I wonder if we'll be able to give them black stripes if we so please like the second movie. If we wanted to make an alpha for a herd or pack and wanted to make it stand out from the crowd, could we make it look how we want in terms of color? Of course no crazy colors like a really bright green or anything lol.
2. Apart of the first paragraph I talked about a herd or pack leader and I believe behavior will play a huge part in what dino will be the leader. I wonder how aggressive or docile we will be able to make our dinos as well as cautious and a number of other different behaviors. In the pre-rendered footage we saw a trex destroy part of a fence and eat one guy. In other footage we saw a greenish trex facing a triceratops and not jump right into battle. It stood and assessed the situation before fighting. I believe the trex from the pre-rendered footage would've ran right into battle and torn apart the triceratops or would've been gashed due to it's lack of cautiousness.
3. In the second paragraph I talked about a large gray trex and a greenish trex. From what it seems to me the gray trex is larger than the greenish trex. If we wanted to have more variety with our dinos than just color and behavior I could see us being able to adjust the size of our dinos. This would add a menacing look to a trex or raptor to make it stand out. I wonder if we'll be able to adjust the size of a triceratops horns or an ankylosaur's club.
Thoughts?
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