
To select a marking, scroll through the boxes showing the different body parts. Also, a bunch of boxes with different body parts highlighted appears in the center. A second line appears at the bottom, but it's over the first line. In order to make a new marking, click the "Add Layer" button on the left side of the mini screen. Let's go with a white chest for this dog. Personally, I've always liked different chest colors. I think this breed should be mostly brown, so simply clicking the brown color selection at the top change his layer color to brown, and we get this. The base layer for Fido is currently a full-body covering of a single color, white in this case. This is where designs essentially go on top of each other to make the final image, an illusion of a single image. In order to create markings, we'll be working with something called layers. Across the top are several color selections at the bottom is a single line that merely says "White." To the left are some tools.


Go to Step 3, and we're presented with a screen that looks pretty blank. Okay, so right now we've got our all-white "Create-a-dog" breed. At face value, it looks a little lean, but with some creativity and the lack of fear to do something weird (an example of that is below), you can have a wide range of strange or cool breeds. You may disagree, but hey, we each take something from all games a little differently than everyone else, right?Įither way, it's undeniably fun (whether it's the majority of fun or not) to explore the different breed options. As I said in the section header, my greatest fun in this one comes from the creation of breeds.
