Eating, Food, and Growing Improvements
Increased titanoboa's turn speed by 2x to make it easier to control.
Re-enabled the look animator on titanoboa so you can turn its head slightly while looking around.
The amount of flesh on a creature's corpse is now equal to their actual weight.
The bite size of a creature is now based on the actual weight and length of the creature. This is used to determine how much food it will eat per bite.
A creature's size increasing from growth is now much more smooth.
The growth points required to reach the next growth stage are now based on the creature's next growth stage weight and the type of dinosaur it is (Ornithischian, Sauropod, Theropod, or Other)
The required growth points to get to the next growth stage take longer to acquire than the previous growth stage did by default. This was done to encourage you to leave your nest and find better sources of food as your creature ages. You can accelerate this rate by finding more nutritious plants (different biomes have different nutritional values as well as the rarity of plant) or rarer insects. or larger species of dinosaurs.
The required growth points to reach the next growth stage have been reduced to 5x (down from 10x) for non perma-death mode creatures. (May reduce this further depending on feedback)
The more nutritious food rewards up to 3x more growth points to encourage finding better sources of food.
The amount of hunger a creature will have is now based on their actual weight.
The amount of thirst a creature will have is now based off of their maximum hunger.
Plants, trees, and aquatic food now have 10x more food on them to compensate for the eating changes.
Cleared a bunch of the rocks from the Great Sands map in an attempt to make it playable again.
Made nest insects remove a small amount of toxicity when eaten. Rarer insects remove more toxicity per bite. This was done to help offset the toxicity build-up gained by young creatures at the nest while feeding for prolonged periods of time since its difficult for them to get to a fresh water source to cleanse the toxicity from their system.
Fixed some titanoboa spine animator errors.
Fixed a problem where the carcasses that spawned at titanoboa nests had too much flesh on them to be eaten in a single bite.
Fixed a problem where the player's creatures were eating two or more times per bite instead of once per bite.
Fixed a problem where the titanoboa's eating animation was playing twice in a row.
Fixed a problem where the player's creature wouldn't start auto-eat/drink mode the first time it tried to eat or drink if the player was holding down the eat/drink key.
Fixed a problem where the player's auto-drink mode wouldn't work.
Fixed a problem with titanoboa hatchlings hatching under their nest.
Fixed a problem where creatures were unable to lose stamina from sprinting.
Re-enabled the look animator on titanoboa so you can turn its head slightly while looking around.
The amount of flesh on a creature's corpse is now equal to their actual weight.
The bite size of a creature is now based on the actual weight and length of the creature. This is used to determine how much food it will eat per bite.
A creature's size increasing from growth is now much more smooth.
The growth points required to reach the next growth stage are now based on the creature's next growth stage weight and the type of dinosaur it is (Ornithischian, Sauropod, Theropod, or Other)
The required growth points to get to the next growth stage take longer to acquire than the previous growth stage did by default. This was done to encourage you to leave your nest and find better sources of food as your creature ages. You can accelerate this rate by finding more nutritious plants (different biomes have different nutritional values as well as the rarity of plant) or rarer insects. or larger species of dinosaurs.
The required growth points to reach the next growth stage have been reduced to 5x (down from 10x) for non perma-death mode creatures. (May reduce this further depending on feedback)
The more nutritious food rewards up to 3x more growth points to encourage finding better sources of food.
The amount of hunger a creature will have is now based on their actual weight.
The amount of thirst a creature will have is now based off of their maximum hunger.
Plants, trees, and aquatic food now have 10x more food on them to compensate for the eating changes.
Cleared a bunch of the rocks from the Great Sands map in an attempt to make it playable again.
Made nest insects remove a small amount of toxicity when eaten. Rarer insects remove more toxicity per bite. This was done to help offset the toxicity build-up gained by young creatures at the nest while feeding for prolonged periods of time since its difficult for them to get to a fresh water source to cleanse the toxicity from their system.
Fixed some titanoboa spine animator errors.
Fixed a problem where the carcasses that spawned at titanoboa nests had too much flesh on them to be eaten in a single bite.
Fixed a problem where the player's creatures were eating two or more times per bite instead of once per bite.
Fixed a problem where the titanoboa's eating animation was playing twice in a row.
Fixed a problem where the player's creature wouldn't start auto-eat/drink mode the first time it tried to eat or drink if the player was holding down the eat/drink key.
Fixed a problem where the player's auto-drink mode wouldn't work.
Fixed a problem with titanoboa hatchlings hatching under their nest.
Fixed a problem where creatures were unable to lose stamina from sprinting.