# Socket Color Probability Table

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The four sockets of the Vehicle NFT acquired through breeding are determined sequentially and correspondingly based on the four sockets of both parents. In other words, the color of the baby NFT's first socket is determined by comparing the colors of both parents' first sockets, and the second socket is influenced only by the colors of both parents' second sockets. The probability applied varies based on whether the colors of each socket in both parents are the same or not. Below is an example:

* When both parents' second socket colors are the same -red,

|        |     |
| ------ | --- |
| Red    | 70% |
| Yellow | 10% |
| Green  | 10% |
| Blue   | 10% |

* When the second socket colors of both parents are different - red and yellow,

| Color  | Probablity |
| ------ | ---------- |
| Red    | 40%        |
| Yellow | 40%        |
| Green  | 10%        |
| Blue   | 10%        |


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