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Four things, all found by shooting the feature rather than by reading it. The flat-pic tint was a no-op for the five colour-table species. tintFor ran synthetic reference colours through the lookup, none of them were IN it, so every ratio came back 1 and the tint was discarded -- a shiny Gyarados drew an ordinary blue pic. Those species now measure the tint from the table's own entries. It was also a no-op for most SLIDE species, for a better-hidden reason: a hue rotation moves red toward cyan and cyan toward red, so averaged over a balanced set of references the ratios cancel and every species reports no tint. Charizard and Ponyta both came back neutral. The tint is now measured against the colour each species is actually MADE of -- a modal body colour, generated into data/shiny_colors.lua as `dom`. 132 of 151 now carry a usable tint; the rest genuinely shift too little for one to mean anything. The sparkle drew sixty quads a frame that nobody could see. It was built to numbers a tenth of the scale of a mon card -- a ring seven units across, inside a Gyarados -- and additive drawing keeps the depth test, so all of it was rejected. Sized against the card now, and pulled toward the camera the way the move-animation card is. And the summary PIC cannot be recoloured by touching pixels: the art is four-shade DMG grey and the colour is applied afterwards by the palette pass. That attempt is reverted, with the reason left where the next person will look for it. The star is the designation that works there. Also: tools/shiny_colors.py now resolves its own paths instead of hardcoding a worktree, and the extract test gained a hard failure when NOTHING recolours -- which is what a missing colour table looks like from the outside, and it passed through it once already. Evidence in .claude/shiny_update, every case beside its own control.