Glass
Examples
Basics
The glass gene creates a light overlay over the ketucari's body, creating a sheen similar to akhal teke horses.
In your ketucari's genotype, glass is denoted by the letters "nGs" (heterozygous) or "GsGs" (homozygous). In its heterozygous form, glass has a pass rate of 25%. Homozygous glass has a 50% pass rate.
Color and Shape
The glass effect should be created by using white, or something close to it, and adding a sheen to the ketucari's coat. Unlike shimmer, glass does not have multiple colors as it does not create iridescence, only shine. The opacity of glass can vary. The base coat must be identifiable underneath.
Range
Glass can cover any part of the body, but must be immediately recognizable.
Glass Vs. Antiqued
Glass can cause some degree of shadowing on the ketucari's pelt to accentuate the highlights even without Antiqued present. However, the focus of the design should be on the highlights, rather than the shadows. Both genes in combination can be used to create very deep, stark shading on the ketucari with fully developed highlights and shadows for a highly metallic effect.
Interaction with Other Markings
Glass covers all markings except white marks. Glass may optionally cover white marks. Glass displays normally on all color mutations, including Albino.