seems open gates only prevent "roam-walk"
I'm noticing males crossing gates, guess when they run for sex they won't check gate limits
pawnchito wrote:Seems like animals can spawn multiple offspring this go. Not sure about the second portion of what you mean.
gravesmerch wrote:seems open gates only prevent "roam-walk"
I'm noticing males crossing gates, guess when they run for sex they won't check gate limits
AndyAdjutor wrote:Sevenless wrote:Here's the culmination of my findings and learnings about animal breeding over the past three worlds
You seems to be professional animal caretaker. So can you explain how could it be?
1 My sheep gave birth triplet, does sheeps even can make triplets?
2 Triplets is not really matters because sheep give birth mutants
I name animals with useful information to quick sorting. This is Q/BQ breeding animals, they have separate paddock. First number is Q, second is BQ. If parents line is not lying, Q38 male and Q34 female gave birth Q51 child, this is +13Q, how is it possible? I thought random can only give you +-5Q.
This is not a bug when mother name somehow was taken from another sheep, because only this sheep is lactating now, others are new ones.
vatas wrote:pawnchito wrote:Seems like animals can spawn multiple offspring this go. Not sure about the second portion of what you mean.
This has been a thing for ages, possibly going as far back as Legacy?
It's also realistic. Aside from from real-life sows giving birth to a litter of ten piglets, Finnish sheep normally have either twins or triplets, with the record being seven viable lambs.
Very rare exception, but cow can give birth to four calves at once.
gravesmerch wrote:seems open gates only prevent "roam-walk"
I'm noticing males crossing gates, guess when they run for sex they won't check gate limits
ItsFunToLose wrote:I'm using trellis fences with open gates between pens and the males definitely don't see the open gates as barriers to getting laid. I'm wondering if it's a pathfinding issue with not using actual roundpole fences and just the detached gates with trellis as walls?
Sevenless wrote:ItsFunToLose wrote:I'm using trellis fences with open gates between pens and the males definitely don't see the open gates as barriers to getting laid. I'm wondering if it's a pathfinding issue with not using actual roundpole fences and just the detached gates with trellis as walls?
Considering how rare observing breeding is, probably just a "use gates are open don't go through pathfinding" not being ticked for the breeding action.
Sevenless wrote:ItsFunToLose wrote:I'm using trellis fences with open gates between pens and the males definitely don't see the open gates as barriers to getting laid. I'm wondering if it's a pathfinding issue with not using actual roundpole fences and just the detached gates with trellis as walls?
Considering how rare observing breeding is, probably just a "use gates are open don't go through pathfinding" not being ticked for the breeding action.