How do animals spawn?

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al
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How do animals spawn?

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Are there any dependences on the time of day or moon, like with fishing?

Does the distance from river, villages, structures, etc have any effect?

Do players trigger spawning (and if there are no players no animals would spawn in an area)?

If animals of some type spawn in an area does it temporarly lower the chances or restrict animals of the same type to spawn in that area?
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Re: How do animals spawn?

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There are more animals at day than at night. Other than that I just know that animals despawn when there's noone around.
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Re: How do animals spawn?

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al wrote:Are there any dependences on the time of day or moon, like with fishing?

Does the distance from river, villages, structures, etc have any effect?

Do players trigger spawning (and if there are no players no animals would spawn in an area)?

If animals of some type spawn in an area does it temporarly lower the chances or restrict animals of the same type to spawn in that area?
Time of day is debatable. The consensus is animals spawn more frequently during the day.

No.

Yes. Players trigger spawning by moving into the range of a minimap. When that map loads, items that are spawned (animals, forageables) are added. This is why animals that run off can despawn and you can cycle the forageables that appear.

No. I've seen bears and deer at the same time; a bear, foxes, and boars; etc. See answer above.
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Re: How do animals spawn?

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Thanks.

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