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animal satiety

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Well i cant seem to find a good enough answer to my question so ill post about it. i have 3 horses and 2 sheep all in 1 gated area, my adult female horse satiety is all the way down, completely empty.. she is the only animal with low satiety and idk why, they are well fed with fodder that has higher q than they are. the trough is never empty idk why her satiety is low. idk what it effects i cant find any information on the satiety of animals somebody please help
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Re: animal satiety

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There was something about a bug with horses not eating...
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cjdean1243
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anybody got anything else?
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How large is the pen? Animals don't path to throughs, instead checking if one is nearby and consuming food from it telekinetically.
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Re: animal satiety

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I have one sheep and a cow. Theirs satiety is dropping. The trough is full.
Fix this shit WTF
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Post by meus »

The same happened to me - full trough, full wellfedness bar, but I had no idea why the satiety meter was decreasing.
The reason turned out to be that I had leashed the animal after successfully taming them. It seems that they don't eat unless they are unleashed. So take a rope, leash them and then drop the rope to the ground. If the animal was attached to a hitching post, this will remove it. I believe that's why it doesn't eat.
Hope that helps.
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meus wrote:The same happened to me - full trough, full wellfedness bar, but I had no idea why the satiety meter was decreasing.
The reason turned out to be that I had leashed the animal after successfully taming them. It seems that they don't eat unless they are unleashed. So take a rope, leash them and then drop the rope to the ground. If the animal was attached to a hitching post, this will remove it. I believe that's why it doesn't eat.
Hope that helps.
But plenty of players have horses they keep hitched to use for travel that eat just fine
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Re: animal satiety

Post by proknah »

Sorry for necroposting, but we encountered same thing today.
Our horse died out of nowhere, had plenty of food.
Another horse have 0 satiety, others have it close to 99. No idea how it works. Can anyone explain?
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screen shot or it didn't happen

buuut should probably start a topic in the bug subforum linking this topic to it, of course with some purtty screenshots
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Thedrah wrote:screen shot or it didn't happen

buuut should probably start a topic in the bug subforum linking this topic to it, of course with some purtty screenshots
It's been documented, a thread exists. Not sure if the issue has actually been addressed or if this is a "one off" situation that is hard to trace down.
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