This item applies ts to a colonist's genome via design update.
Truespots or truespot is a recessive gene wherein a tsabhua whelp's spots do not fade with age, instead remaining through to adulthood. The spots are often fairly circular or ovalesque in shape and are always darker than the base coat and whatever markings they're in, although they can fade into some darker markings like Points. Truespots are never found along the spine, marking them as different from marozi, which is a universal gene which often has rosette spots. While truespot does allow some rosette spots, it does not allow for the different tone within the spot, meaning the spots must be solid.
Truespots can be lightly blurred so long as it is paired with some hard edges. Oftentimes they fade into the coat below as they approach the spine or borders of their range. Truespot is also one of the few genes that can be faintly visible through white spotting genes!
