Closed Arkadia3 closed 6 years ago
While slightly odd turtles do survive in snow and icy conditions
We have them everywhere on our server and they eating all tometoes out! 1900 specimens +200 per day. Unstoppable invasion of alien beetles without any wild predators against them! Only divine command to regenerate tomatoes layer...
it's a real problem
Looks like problem is here (in EcoSim.eco):
Tortoises "SpeciesChangeRate": 0.9,
Hares "SpeciesChangeRate": 0.05,
Elk "SpeciesChangeRate": 0.02,
Bison "SpeciesChangeRate": 0.01,
And here:
"Range": {
"min": 0.0,
"max": 5.0
Lines 8738 and 8745
Also
"FoodSources": {
"$id": "332",
"Eco.Simulation.Types.Species": {
"$type": "System.Collections.Generic.List`1[[Eco.Simulation.Types.Species, Eco.Simulation]], mscorlib",
"$values": []
},
"masterList": {
"$id": "333",
"$type": "Eco.Core.Utils.MasterListSurrogate`1[[Eco.Simulation.Types.Species, Eco.Simulation]], Eco.Core",
"Master": {
"$ref": "1"
}
}
},
Looks like there no determined foodsources for Tortoises. Empty brackets. Line 4383
Same with Foxes. Line 2515 Wolves control both Hares and Elks.
That's why Tortoises and Foxes raising constantly without any relationship jumps with food source. Bisons don't eat too.
Food sources are slightly weird, but bison do eat. Animals with no food sources would not spawn at all.
Version: 0.7.0.8 beta
Steps to Reproduce: I met turtle on snowy biome :)
Expected behavior: Turtle should spawn on other biome; (maybe) with water, sand or swamps
Actual behavior: turtle spawns on snowy biome