Mount paint

Mount paint Information
Category	Fluff, Mount
Class	Miscellaneous
Customizable	✓
Related Scripts	Lizard mount, Scorpion mount, Tortoise mount
Item Restrictions	✓
PERM-ifier Eligible	✓

Verbs Used
RUB

The mount paint is a fluff and mount script that applies to miscellaneous items. It was originally released at Rumor Woods 2020. The following facets are able to be customized by a merchant: paint color and paint design. It applies a temporary painted design onto specific mounts.

Analyze

You analyze your mottled jar of paint and sense that the creator has provided the following information:

This mottled jar of paint will create a design on the shells of tortoise mounts and the flanks of lizard mounts that will last for four hours or until you use the appropriate cleaning cloth to clean it off.  Just RUB your paint ON your mount.

When painted on a mount, the design will appear as:

Tortoise Mounts - Artfully painted on its shell is an intricate pattern of rose gold arabesques.
Lizard Mounts - Artfully pained on its flank is an intricate pattern of rose gold arabesques.

The mottled jar of paint's description can be altered as long as the description is in the form of "a <container> of paint" where the noun is always "paint."  The design and color can also be customized by a merchant.

Usage Information

Verb	First	Third
RUB	Dipping two fingers into a small mottled jar of paint, you withdraw some rose gold paint and begin to dab it on a lean gold fringe-toed yierka's mottled flank. Your fingers return to the paint several times as you move around the yierka before your design is complete.	This section has not been added yet; please add to it now!

Additional Information

While they were originally created to work on the shells of tortoise mounts, they were expanded in 2022 to also paint the flanks lizard mounts and later the carapaces of scorpion mounts. They are sold at the Rumor Woods shop The Colorful Carapace.

Restrictions

Alterations must take the form of "a <container> of paint" where the noun is always "paint."