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That's the result of a pathing bug. Hopefully they fixed it with the latest patch.

The animal navigation heat map says they can't traverse them. That said, velociraptor and other small rig dinos are notorious for phasing through rocks/walls and wandering about.

I haven't been working in parks with lions since the bug started up.

And soon they will stop doing in the nursery screen

Thanks! The devs teased a head shot of Gallimimus a while ago but didn't get specific about arrival time. They are supposed to be updating the trello, probably on dev log day at the end of the month. Maybe we'll get some solid information on when Galli will be dropping in.

@@dinobob5401 nice!

I'll put an upload on my to do list Honestly I haven't been given the rocks as much attention as I ought to. I've gotten too focussed on getting habitats in to move the park from 4 to 5 stars. The new park rating system gets quite steep after 4 stars.

@NewAge374 uploaded the wheelchair lift to steam. Or at least the game told me that I did.

@ Oh right, the challenge of getting park ratings up. I don't care for that a lot honestly. Maybe I will once the system feels more robust

@@NewAge374 It got a better with update 13. A lot better. But there's still a long haul between 4 and 5 particularly, for me, meeting the animal species and ratings numbers.

They do sometimes get caught on camera

Thanks! I'm thinking about using the temperate map.

@@dinobob5401 thought so,especially after that new temperate foliage rework,good luck!

@@FantikSalmakii The new foliage is a plus, but not the deciding factor

Glad you are liking it

Animal socializing is due in the next update and breeding even further down the timeline. Guests have been getting better, often without the devs announcing they've made changes. The big one in the last update was having them actually be more motivated to go and look at the animals. Belated, but welcome!

Glad you're enjoying it! The redwood map just has a great vibe to it. I felt that way about the Planet Zoo one, too.

Alas, for reasons I don't understand the game sounds are currently not translating over in the videos, despite having previously done so.

Didn't I note that the size was similar to real world exhibits? I meant to. Of course, with real world exhibits one can't always tell how much more space the animals have in off-exhibit holdings.Anyway, I tend to have a preference for seeing animals in more than the minimal required space.

@@dinobob5401 understandable

The space animals need to be happy has changed a couple of times over the course of early access and recently there's been a downsizing for a lot of animals. I think Anlylososuarus arrived while they had smaller space requirements coming up. It might change again as the devs tinker with game balance.

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Rockin' on!

I wanted something akin to the waterhole scene from the original Jurassic Park. Glad it worked for you.

The upcoming update has a significant rework to the park rating stuff. I'm looking forward to it.

I think so. i like the revised skins much better than the" trading are 50" skins.

Paths on hills? Try not to?

Seriously, it's tricky. Best I have been able to do is make them before there in anything near them. Flatten several "steps" that are at least twice as wide as the intended path., then smooth them together. Add path. Re-shape the terrain around the path. Obviously preexisting water, fences, paths, and buildings with Respect buildings" checked will interfere with this process.

@@dinobob5401 Thanks you so much !❤

@@FantikSalmakii np

It's pretty sharp

It's what the devs supplied. I suspect the lack of ground cover beyond grass is mostly a convenience for park builders; that, and too much foliage gets very computer intensive and doesn't work well with less muscle-y machines.

Thanks! I have seen it. The new building menus are going to take some getting used to.

Their preferred habitats do not include boreal, so likely not in this zoo as their size would mean extensive facilities for getting them through the winter.

Certainly a second floor could be an option. There's a lot of backstage space on the right side of the building, just ground floor though.

That seems to have changed. These Juxia can and do enter the building in the park.

@@dinobob5401 Ooh that's great news!

To an extent. It's the same tree model with two tress in exactly the same place; one is standard leaf color and the other the autumn variant. More or less of one color shows when you rotate one of them to various degrees. The look breaks down when you zoom in, but it makes a fair impression of a tree in the midst of leaf color change.

Steadily more animations are edited to the guests!

Careful study of the animals' paths and areas they reach was made before committing to the rock shapes and heights, according to the park's publicity department. [I checked whether the animals could climb out using the in-game tool for that.] As NewAge notes, then guests have been getting more animations. They look toward enclosures in several ways now, sometimes even through rocks and walls.

Staff gates are a recent add to the game. Staff can use them but guests cannot.

Thanks! I have been working with a modified version of it for another part of the zoo and discovered that way more of the pieces are just off alignment that I'd like. There's work to be dome before uploading it. Do you think it would be a better upload with or without the foliage, rocks, feeders, hay beds, and/or mini aviaries

@@dinobob5401 Yeah, I get the alignment issue but that shouldn't prevent you from uploading. It's actually why I always build on world grid before moving into place. I'd say it's more versatile without foliage. But if you're particular proud of the interior you can do a couple of things: upload two versions (one with complete interior, one with bare minimum); upload the interior separately and provide instructions to line up both; or ¨slide¨ the indoor outside the building but upload it as one file, then people can either slide it back inside or delete just parts.

@@NewAge374 I cleaned up the building and uploaded, complete with interior, as "Exhibit Barn."

@@dinobob5401 Awesome, will check it out!

They are usually described as quills.

It's hard to get a handle on how much food production is enough in game, especially with the way the staff operate right now. But you're right, the space given over to production of food in the modules is way too tiny.

They are what the devs provided.

No animals jump tab this time. Jumping is something the devs have on their to do list, so maybe someday. It''s an open question as to what sort of anti-jumping measures, if any, they will introduce. That said, I imagine those habitats walls have hot wire near their tops (something that would be invisible almost all the time if I bothered to add modular pieces to simulate it.)

Everything is still subject to tuning up, The big cats are particularly prone to glide-walking atm and these cats are having issues with the, admittedly, steep slopes. and patly through the edge of openings in modular walls.

Glad you like the take.

That's all I do. Thanks for dropping by!

In a 2018 paper, Bamforth and Koppelhus concluded that "According to the Köppen Climate Classification System (Köppen, 1936; Esssenwager, 2001), this places Dinosaur Provincial Park within a ‘mesothermal’ environment classification, defined as a climate in which the temperature during the coldest month is less than 13°C. Subtropical climates (a subdivision of mesothermal climates) are characterized by a temperature range of 6-13°C during the coldest month, and an average temperature greater than 22°C during the warmest month. With a cold month mean temperature of 5.1°C, the paleoenvironment of Dinosaur Provincial Park falls just within this range." They did note that further research would be useful in clarifying a number of matters.

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Juxia is more closely related to rhinos. It is an odd-toed ungulate like tapirs, but then horses are odd-tired ungulates as well