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Hey folks!

I've decided to take down the downloads for this file and its counterpart. It's been a long run with these, and I'm so grateful for all the support they got! I don't feel great asking for money for something so old anymore, but I want to honor the previous purchases, so they will no longer be available. I might try to create a remake somewhere down the line, but I don't have anything planned at the moment.

Thank you!

Shorthair Version Here!

IMPORTANT! READ THIS!
AS FAR AS I AM AWARE THIS VERSION IS BROKEN.
It’s been consistently reported that the tabby and tortie layers do not work. I have a version that does, but DeviantArt won’t let me upload the file, as it’s too large and I don’t have Core anymore.

IF YOU ALREADY PURCHASED THE BROKEN VERSION:
FIRST, I am so sorry for the previously misleading description. It was negligent of me not to solve the issue immediately. SEND ME A NOTE and I’ll get you the working version via Google Drive or Dropbox.

I am not shutting down downloads, so please purchase at your own caution knowing this issue has not been fixed and I may not always be around to offer the fixed download.

DISCLAIMER: I AM IN NO WAY A TRAINED EXPERT ON THIS SUBJECT. I AM SELF-TAUGHT. THERE MAY BE PLACES WHERE MY INFORMATION IS NOT ACCURATE! IF YOU THINK SOMETHING IS WRONG, PLEASE TELL ME.

Intro

Say hello to the first expansion of the Cat Mixer-- Longhair Edition!
Consider this a second version of Shorthair. You can have one, the other, or both-- all future expansions will be split to include one layer set for shorthair and one set for longhair. Hope you enjoy!

Please read the following carefully so you can know if this is for you!

Contents

Upon purchase you will receive a .psd file containing 70 layers to turn on and off to create a custom cat. There are almost 500,000 different possible combinations. This creator includes basic coat genetics; base color, dilution, tabby, tortoiseshell, white, eye color, and albinism. There is a guide below to create a genetically sound cat as the creator won’t stop you from making mistakes: I recommend you save it to a text file for quick reference.

Requirements

You will need an art program that supports:
- Layers and layer groups
- Blending modes (Specifically, screen— google this if you’re unsure)
- 70+ layers
- Layer masks (Google if unsure)

The cat mixer has been confirmed to work on the following programs:

- Procreate for iPad (created in this app)
- Krita
- Photoshop
- FireAlpaca
- Medibang Paint Pro
- Clip Studio Paint

If your program is not on this list and you find that it works, leave a comment so I can add it!

Terms of Service

- Do not take credit for my artwork.
- Do not redistribute the .psd file for ANY reason without my explicit permission.
- Do not attempt to profit off of my artwork, via adopts or otherwise. Free adopts are fine as long as you provide a link to this source.
- If you want to share a design you’ve made with this online, you’re welcome to, but please link back to here.

Guide

Please only choose one option for each group. Choosing more than one will result in demons and very large bats flying out of your computer.

Eumelanin:
This is the ‘black’ color of the cat and its variants. Cinnamon is very rare, while chocolate is uncommon.

Phaomelanin:
This is the ‘red’ color of the cat. You’ll notice there are only tabby options because red cats cannot be solid-colored. You can also activate the layer mask linked to any of the options to make your cat a tortoiseshell, or calico. When tortoiseshell is on, the eumelanin option you chose will show through.

Dilute:
This modifies the existing colors to make them lighter. A black dilute is grey, a chocolate dilute is lilac, a cinnamon dilute is fawn, and a red dilute is cream. This will work on tortoiseshells. The caramel dilute, or double dilute, is very rare, creating a caramel look to a diluted cat.

Tabby:
This affects eumelanin only. There are four types of tabby: mackerel, classic, spotted, and ticked. Ticked has two versions: banded, where stripes show through on the legs and tail, and agouti, where the cat has no stripes except on the face. This will work on tortoiseshells, creating a torbie, or tabico. Don’t use this on plain red tabbies, as they already have stripes.

White spotting:
Also known as piebald, patched, or bicolor, this adds white in varying levels to the cat. It’s pretty self-explanatory. White always covers everything below it.

Eyes:
Certain color cats can only have certain eye colors, but it’s lengthy to explain in words. I suggest referring to this chart.
cedarseed.com/portfolio/housec…
Blue eyes and odd-colored eyes only occur when white spotting covers the eyes. In odd eyes, one eye is always blue. Cats with white over the eyes can still have any color eyes, not just blue.

Full white:
Dominant white is a gene that makes the entire cat white. The cat can have orange eyes, blue eyes, or one of each.
Albinism is extremely rare. Blue-eyed albinos are rare enough, but a red-eyed albino is extraordinarily unusual.

Lines:
Leave these alone. Big bats, remember?

(c) Crowsmos

Description

Hey folks!

I've decided to take down the downloads for this file and its counterpart. It's been a long run with these, and I'm so grateful for all the support they got! I don't feel great asking for money for something so old anymore, but I want to honor the previous purchases, so they will no longer be available. I might try to create a remake somewhere down the line, but I don't have anything planned at the moment.

Thank you!

Shorthair Version Here!

IMPORTANT! READ THIS!
AS FAR AS I AM AWARE THIS VERSION IS BROKEN.
It’s been consistently reported that the tabby and tortie layers do not work. I have a version that does, but DeviantArt won’t let me upload the file, as it’s too large and I don’t have Core anymore.

IF YOU ALREADY PURCHASED THE BROKEN VERSION:
FIRST, I am so sorry for the previously misleading description. It was negligent of me not to solve the issue immediately. SEND ME A NOTE and I’ll get you the working version via Google Drive or Dropbox.

I am not shutting down downloads, so please purchase at your own caution knowing this issue has not been fixed and I may not always be around to offer the fixed download.

DISCLAIMER: I AM IN NO WAY A TRAINED EXPERT ON THIS SUBJECT. I AM SELF-TAUGHT. THERE MAY BE PLACES WHERE MY INFORMATION IS NOT ACCURATE! IF YOU THINK SOMETHING IS WRONG, PLEASE TELL ME.

Intro

Say hello to the first expansion of the Cat Mixer-- Longhair Edition!
Consider this a second version of Shorthair. You can have one, the other, or both-- all future expansions will be split to include one layer set for shorthair and one set for longhair. Hope you enjoy!

Please read the following carefully so you can know if this is for you!

Contents

Upon purchase you will receive a .psd file containing 70 layers to turn on and off to create a custom cat. There are almost 500,000 different possible combinations. This creator includes basic coat genetics; base color, dilution, tabby, tortoiseshell, white, eye color, and albinism. There is a guide below to create a genetically sound cat as the creator won’t stop you from making mistakes: I recommend you save it to a text file for quick reference.

Requirements

You will need an art program that supports:
- Layers and layer groups
- Blending modes (Specifically, screen— google this if you’re unsure)
- 70+ layers
- Layer masks (Google if unsure)

The cat mixer has been confirmed to work on the following programs:

- Procreate for iPad (created in this app)
- Krita
- Photoshop
- FireAlpaca
- Medibang Paint Pro
- Clip Studio Paint

If your program is not on this list and you find that it works, leave a comment so I can add it!

Terms of Service

- Do not take credit for my artwork.
- Do not redistribute the .psd file for ANY reason without my explicit permission.
- Do not attempt to profit off of my artwork, via adopts or otherwise. Free adopts are fine as long as you provide a link to this source.
- If you want to share a design you’ve made with this online, you’re welcome to, but please link back to here.

Guide

Please only choose one option for each group. Choosing more than one will result in demons and very large bats flying out of your computer.

Eumelanin:
This is the ‘black’ color of the cat and its variants. Cinnamon is very rare, while chocolate is uncommon.

Phaomelanin:
This is the ‘red’ color of the cat. You’ll notice there are only tabby options because red cats cannot be solid-colored. You can also activate the layer mask linked to any of the options to make your cat a tortoiseshell, or calico. When tortoiseshell is on, the eumelanin option you chose will show through.

Dilute:
This modifies the existing colors to make them lighter. A black dilute is grey, a chocolate dilute is lilac, a cinnamon dilute is fawn, and a red dilute is cream. This will work on tortoiseshells. The caramel dilute, or double dilute, is very rare, creating a caramel look to a diluted cat.

Tabby:
This affects eumelanin only. There are four types of tabby: mackerel, classic, spotted, and ticked. Ticked has two versions: banded, where stripes show through on the legs and tail, and agouti, where the cat has no stripes except on the face. This will work on tortoiseshells, creating a torbie, or tabico. Don’t use this on plain red tabbies, as they already have stripes.

White spotting:
Also known as piebald, patched, or bicolor, this adds white in varying levels to the cat. It’s pretty self-explanatory. White always covers everything below it.

Eyes:
Certain color cats can only have certain eye colors, but it’s lengthy to explain in words. I suggest referring to this chart.
cedarseed.com/portfolio/housec…
Blue eyes and odd-colored eyes only occur when white spotting covers the eyes. In odd eyes, one eye is always blue. Cats with white over the eyes can still have any color eyes, not just blue.

Full white:
Dominant white is a gene that makes the entire cat white. The cat can have orange eyes, blue eyes, or one of each.
Albinism is extremely rare. Blue-eyed albinos are rare enough, but a red-eyed albino is extraordinarily unusual.

Lines:
Leave these alone. Big bats, remember?

(c) Crowsmos