MECCHA CHAMELEON Paint Guide

A paint guide should teach players to look beyond hue. A wall can share your color but still expose you if your brightness, shine, or texture density is wrong. Hiders should sample from the exact surface, compare against nearby shadows, and avoid painting a flat block over a noisy wall. This page supports hider pages and map spot pages without competing with their primary keywords.

A paint guide supports the role and map pages by teaching transferable skills. Hue is only the first layer. Brightness, shadow, shine, texture density, edge contrast, and pose all affect whether a hider reads as scenery. Players should sample the exact area where they will stand, not a nearby surface with different lighting. They should compare their outline from the expected seeker angle and avoid creating a smooth painted block on a noisy wall. The guide should also tell seekers what paint mistakes look like: flat patches, mismatched material, broken patterns, and edges that do not belong. Keeping this topic separate prevents the hider guide from becoming too broad while still linking every spot back to camouflage basics.