About replacing fences with something natural. I agree, however, you need to use the null fence so the area is registered as a habitat. The null fence is invisible once it's been placed down. If you don't, the area won't be recognized as a habitat.
I think the first tip should have been to look for reference(Paleoart etc.) and research the animal you're making a habitat for to see it's natural habitat.
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About replacing fences with something natural. I agree, however, you need to use the null fence so the area is registered as a habitat. The null fence is invisible once it's been placed down. If you don't, the area won't be recognized as a habitat.
Yes good shout! You're right, we will have to do this in our next exhibit build 🦕🦖 this will be more important when playing challenge mode too 😁
You can just put the rocks over the original fences but I agree
25:25 "Everything the light touches, is our (prehistoric) kingdom"
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After Jones’ passing, this hurts so much.
Great tips👍 love how the build turned out in the end
Thank you 🙏 I was pleased with it myself 😁
absolutely amazing video. love this enclosure design and wish i could create such natural beautiful exhibits
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You just gave me a good lesson with that build…
I suck at building realistic environments.
Great tips! I'll definitely use them in my park
Great stuff! 👍
What a good video! Helped me even on planet zoo
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Ai man thanks for your service.
Thank you 🙏 it is an honour 😁🦖❤️
What if I made my enclosure a ruin 🤔
I think the first tip should have been to look for reference(Paleoart etc.) and research the animal you're making a habitat for to see it's natural habitat.
"Wherever you go, there are hills and valleys"
You obviously haven't been to Kansas.
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Please, I want to watch whole "SPEED BUILDS..." playlist, but videos are from newest to oldest - can you change that? I'd love to watch oldest videos first.
beautiful habitat, i love it:D