Traits

The pacapillars texture is one of the following; matte (like caterpillar skin), silk, glossy and metal. The pacapillars entire body must be only one texture unless a multi texture mutation is applied. The feelers and nubs must also be this texture. There are no colour or marking restrictions for these textures.

The pacapillars texture is furred. Fur texture can be short, long, curled, spiked, fluffy, braided, etc. The pacapillars entire body must be only one texture unless a multi texture mutation is applied. The feelers and nubs must also be this texture. There are no colour or marking restrictions for these textures.

This includes Bristle and Sponge textures. Bristle texture covers the pacapillar with a texture similar to that of a scrub or brush. Sponge texture resembles a cleaning sponge.

The pacapillar is covered in a hard texture that is chipped or cracked. The cracks/chips can be in multiple parts of the body, or can be in one part, but must cover a significant amount of the paca's body.

The pacapillar's body is made of drippy slime. The slime can be thin (not many drip marks) or thick (constantly dripping). There are no limits to the colour or markings on the slime, but they cannot fall off the pacapillar or resemble the shedding mutation. Can be used to resemble wax, sludge, water, etc.

The pacapillar's body is made of patches of fabric sewn together. These patches can have any of the Matte textures but not fur or any other texture unless a multi texture mutation is applied. There are no limits on the number of patches, their placement, markings or colours.

The pacapillar is covered in feathers. Feathers can vary in size, and are not needed in order for a pacapillar to have wing-shaped feelers. There are no limits on size, colour or markings of feathers, but a non-winged pacapillar cannot have wings.

The pacapillar is covered in scales, similar to those of reptiles. There are no limits on the size, patterning, markings or colour of the scales, but they should not closely resemble the "plating" variation of the Shell texture.

The pacapillar's body is made of mist. The center of the pacapillar is not transparent unless a multi texture mutation or partial transparency is applied. The feelers of the pacapillar will usually have semi-transparent or fading ends. Mist texture will usually shift and flow along the pacapillar, but it should not resemble Shedding unless the mutation is present. There are no limits on colour or markings of Mist texture. Mist texture includes Fire, mist, fog and similar. 

The pacapillar has a soft body covered in an exo skeleton. The plating can be placed anywhere and does not need to cover every part of the body, but must cover a significant area. Applications of Shell texture include but are not limited to; clusters of shell pieces on specific parts of the pacapillar, plating covering their body.

The pacapillar is made of crystal. This can be cut, uncut, coral or ice. Sharp-faceted rocks and minerals will also fall under crystal. Crystal texture is not reflective or transparent unless mirror or partial transparency is applied. There are no limits to the shape, cut or style of the crystal texture as long as it does not resemble another trait too closely, such as spike extrusions, wings, etc. There are no limits on the colours and markings on crystal texture.

The pacapillar's body is covered in a plant-like texture. This includes wood, petals, leaves and all foliage-based textures. There are no limits on colour, style, shape or markings of this texture, but it must not resemble any other texture or trait unless those are applied to the paca as well.

The pacapillar is made of layed, paper-thin flakes all over their body. There are no limits on the shape, size, markings or colours of the flakes, but they must not resemble any other trait unless that trait has been applied.

Very long feelers can exceed the paca's head to feet length. For Snekkets, these are feelers that extend beyond the hind legs.

These are all other types of feelers, including but not limited to: Feelers with layers, holes/tattered looking feelers, bat wings, complicated shapes. An SR Paca can have more than 9 head feelers. 

Short feelers that are the length of the paca's head (or shorter!). For Snekkets, they must be no longer than their head.
These are simple shapes, including but not limited to; teardrops, cones, ovals. Not included; animal ears, wings, objects.
These do not have layers or holes. A common pacapillar can have 2-4 head feelers arranged in any way as long as they are around the head feeler area.

Long feelers would come down to the paca's feet in height (or shorter).  For snekkets, this would be feelers that reach no further than their hind legs.
These include animal ears, simple objects (fruits, vegetables, etc), and basic wing-like feelers. Not included; bat wing ears, very complex shapes.
These do not have layers or holes. A rare pacapillar can have5-9 head feelers arranged in any way as long as they are around the head feeler area.

Short nubs that are half the length of the paca or snekket's head excluding feelers (or shorter!). These are simple shapes, including but not limited to; teardrops, cones, ovals, leaf. Not included; animal ears, wings, objects. These do not have layers or holes. A common paca can have up to two sets of cheek nubs (4 nubs). Having no cheek nubs is also common. Nubs that are aligned with the mouth or lower are common.

Long nubs that are the height of the paca or snekket's head including feelers(or shorter). These include more complicated shapes like cubes or stars. Wing-like nubs are not included. A rare pacapillar can have up to four sets of nubs (8 nubs). Nubs that are alighed higher than the mouth but below the head feelers are rare.

Very long nubs that are the height and length of the entire paca's body (or shorter). These are all other types of nubs, including but not limited to; wing-like nubs, nubs with holes or layers. A super rare pacapillar can more than 5 pairs of nubs.

Feelers that would reach half the height of the pacapillar's body or less(not including the head). There are no limits on shape for tail feelers. The texture must be the same as the rest of the pacapillar unless a Multi-Texture mutation is applied. A common pacapillar can have 2-4 tail feelers arranged in any way as long as they are within the tail area.