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Technomancer 26th Apr 2018
Because the colour of QRTZ is set by its tmp2, which is randomized if you draw QRTZ normally. I'm guessing you started with a different element, then changed its type to QRTZ. This would retain the tmp2 of the original element (most elements don't have it, so it defaults to 0), instead of the random mix that makes natural QRTZ look grainy.