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Going to compile all the different slime mixing that you can do in one place, Maybe it will help to determine all the buffs that you need to Fight Lumpy? | Going to compile all the different slime mixing that you can do in one place, Maybe it will help to determine all the buffs that you need to Fight Lumpy? | ||
There are 91 possible slime recipes. The known rules for mixing are: | |||
#A color mixed with itself will result in itself. | |||
#Two different primary colors mixed with together will produce a secondary color. | |||
#A secondary color mixed with one of its primary base colors will produce a tertiary color. | |||
#A tertiary color mixed with the higher concentration primary color will result in itself. (For example, mixing amber with yellow will produce amber) | |||
#A tertiary color mixed with the lower concentration primary color will result in its base secondary color. | |||
#A tertiary color mixed with its base secondary color will result in itself. | |||
#Introducing a third color by any means will result in brown. Even mixing in brown itself. | |||
Examples of these rules in practice: | |||
#Yellow + Yellow = Yellow. | |||
#Yellow + Red = Orange | |||
#Orange + Yellow = Amber | |||
#Amber + Yellow = Amber | |||
#Amber + Red = Orange | |||
#Amber + Orange = Amber | |||
#Amber + Blue = Brown | |||
==Primary Colors== | ==Primary Colors== | ||
Revision as of 22:36, 18 February 2010
Going to compile all the different slime mixing that you can do in one place, Maybe it will help to determine all the buffs that you need to Fight Lumpy?
There are 91 possible slime recipes. The known rules for mixing are:
- A color mixed with itself will result in itself.
- Two different primary colors mixed with together will produce a secondary color.
- A secondary color mixed with one of its primary base colors will produce a tertiary color.
- A tertiary color mixed with the higher concentration primary color will result in itself. (For example, mixing amber with yellow will produce amber)
- A tertiary color mixed with the lower concentration primary color will result in its base secondary color.
- A tertiary color mixed with its base secondary color will result in itself.
- Introducing a third color by any means will result in brown. Even mixing in brown itself.
Examples of these rules in practice:
- Yellow + Yellow = Yellow.
- Yellow + Red = Orange
- Orange + Yellow = Amber
- Amber + Yellow = Amber
- Amber + Red = Orange
- Amber + Orange = Amber
- Amber + Blue = Brown
Primary Colors
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vial of blue slime | vial of blue slime |
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vial of blue slime | |
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vial of red slime | vial of red slime |
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vial of red slime | |
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vial of yellow slime | vial of yellow slime |
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vial of yellow slime | |
Secondary Colors
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vial of red slime | vial of blue slime |
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vial of violet slime | |
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vial of yellow slime | vial of blue slime |
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vial of green slime | |
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vial of red slime | vial of yellow slime |
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vial of orange slime | |
Tertiary Colors
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vial of yellow slime | vial of orange slime |
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vial of amber slime | |
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vial of red slime | vial of orange slime |
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vial of vermilion slime | |
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vial of yellow slime | vial of green slime |
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vial of chartreuse slime | |
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vial of blue slime | vial of green slime |
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vial of teal slime | |
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vial of red slime | vial of violet slime |
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vial of purple slime | |
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vial of blue slime | vial of violet slime |
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vial of indigo slime | |
Brown Slime
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vial of red slime | vial of green slime |
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vial of brown slime | |
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vial of blue slime | vial of orange slime |
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vial of brown slime | |
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vial of yellow slime | vial of violet slime |
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vial of brown slime | |
