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Walking With Dinosaurs
Topic Started: Jul 9 2013, 03:19 PM (465,252 Views)
Titanosaur	Sep 3 2013, 08:19 PM Post #856
Posts: 185 Group: Members Member #158 Joined: Mar 20, 2013 Country United States Sex Male Real Name Garrett Age 25	The new pack overall is outstanding! Well done HENDRIX... Really hope you do the Jurassic! The Argentinosaurus has a 6 issues that I've noticed so far... 1. Front feet sink into the ground slightly. 2. The lower portion of the foreleg appears to move weird, but the upper portion of the foreleg moves fine. 3. My Zookeepers keep putting down tons of meat in the Argentino's habitat... I don't see why??? 4. Seem to be to slow to keep up with Stimulation needs, Is angry all the time 5. Back legs seem to be way to close together. 6. When they're angry the try to bash the fence but end up walking into the air and go up and down. Edited by Titanosaur, Sep 4 2013, 02:41 AM.



Jules	Sep 3 2013, 08:24 PM Post #857
Mihi est imperare orbi universo Posts: 6,767 Group: Admins Member #16 Joined: Mar 3, 2013 Country France Sex Male Real Name 19 Age Julien	CyborgIguana Sep 3 2013, 07:50 PM MarxRaptor Sep 3 2013, 07:37 PM I've noticed a few bugs on the pteranodon. It seems to move really slow, when pteranodons would have been warm blooded & swift, & it sleep or rest. They only would have been swift in the sky, most likely. The fact that their arms and legs were intimately linked by their wing membranes probably would have hindered their movement on the ground (azhdarchids were special as they were specifically adapted for a terrestrial life and had more loosely connected membranes, but Pteranodons by contrast were probably rather clumsy on land). Actually, most Azdarchoidea, including Thalassodromeids, would be nicely adapted for life on the ground



CyborgIguana	Sep 3 2013, 08:26 PM Post #858
Posts: 7,064 Group: Trainees Member #618 Joined: Jul 16, 2013 Country Canada Sex Male Age 19	Crookedjaw Sep 3 2013, 08:24 PM CyborgIguana Sep 3 2013, 07:50 PM MarxRaptor Sep 3 2013, 07:37 PM I've noticed a few bugs on the pteranodon. It seems to move really slow, when pteranodons would have been warm blooded & swift, & it sleep or rest. They only would have been swift in the sky, most likely. The fact that their arms and legs were intimately linked by their wing membranes probably would have hindered their movement on the ground (azhdarchids were special as they were specifically adapted for a terrestrial life and had more loosely connected membranes, but Pteranodons by contrast were probably rather clumsy on land). Actually, most Azdarchoidea, including Thalassodromeids, would be nicely adapted for life on the ground Yes, but Pteranodon was not an Azhdarchoid. I'd already stated that azhdarchoids were special in my post. EDIT: Speaking of the Pteranodon, I've noticed that they won't sleep or rest, and as such they will get mad at me after a while for not satisfying their rest needs. Other than that it is a beautiful animal and one that I look forward to using in my S&T's, but you still might want to make some sleeping anims for it. Edited by CyborgIguana, Sep 3 2013, 09:06 PM.



Jules	Sep 3 2013, 09:07 PM Post #859
Mihi est imperare orbi universo Posts: 6,767 Group: Admins Member #16 Joined: Mar 3, 2013 Country France Sex Male Real Name 19 Age Julien	You stated Azhdarchids, not Azdarchoids And Pteranodontians are Ornithocheiroids But we're going off-topic.



~~MarxRaptor~~	Sep 3 2013, 09:08 PM Post #860
Posts: 799 Group: Banned Member #675 Joined: Jul 26, 2013 Sex Male Real Name Sam Age 16	CyborgIguana Sep 3 2013, 08:26 PM Crookedjaw Sep 3 2013, 08:24 PM CyborgIguana Sep 3 2013, 07:50 PM MarxRaptor Sep 3 2013, 07:37 PM I've noticed a few bugs on the pteranodon. It seems to move really slow, when pteranodons would have been warm blooded & swift, & it sleep or rest. They only would have been swift in the sky, most likely. The fact that their arms and legs were intimately linked by their wing membranes probably would have hindered their movement on the ground (azhdarchids were special as they were specifically adapted for a terrestrial life and had more loosely connected membranes, but Pteranodons by contrast were probably rather clumsy on land). Actually, most Azdarchoidea, including Thalassodromeids, would be nicely adapted for life on the ground Yes, but Pteranodon was not an Azhdarchoid. I'd already stated that azhdarchoids were special in my post. EDIT: Speaking of the Pteranodon, I've noticed that they won't sleep or rest, and as such they will get mad at me after a while for not satisfying their rest needs. Other than that it is a beautiful animal and one that I look forward to using in my S&T's, but you still might want to make some sleeping anims for it. Or have it stand still & close its eyes.



CyborgIguana	Sep 3 2013, 09:33 PM Post #861
Posts: 7,064 Group: Trainees Member #618 Joined: Jul 16, 2013 Country Canada Sex Male Age 19	Crookedjaw Sep 3 2013, 09:07 PM You stated Azhdarchids, not Azdarchoids And Pteranodontians are Ornithocheiroids But we're going off-topic. Sorry, I meant to type Azhdarchoid, but it appeared my finger missed the "o" key. But anyway, back on topic. Edited by CyborgIguana, Sep 3 2013, 09:33 PM.



Arrancon	Sep 3 2013, 10:09 PM Post #862
Posts: 1,910 Group: Trusted Members Member #144 Joined: Mar 15, 2013 Country United States Sex Male	As soon as I noticed how many new pages there were in this topic than earlier, I knew there was a release! Thanks DM! The polar allosaur/Australovenator/whatever it is looks awesome as well! Edited by Arrancon, Sep 3 2013, 10:09 PM.



Iben	Sep 4 2013, 01:33 AM Post #863
There'll be no foot-walking! Just air-flying! Posts: 1,289 Group: Trainees Member #127 Joined: Mar 11, 2013 Country Belgium Age 24	CyborgIguana Sep 3 2013, 08:26 PM Crookedjaw Sep 3 2013, 08:24 PM CyborgIguana Sep 3 2013, 07:50 PM MarxRaptor Sep 3 2013, 07:37 PM I've noticed a few bugs on the pteranodon. It seems to move really slow, when pteranodons would have been warm blooded & swift, & it sleep or rest. They only would have been swift in the sky, most likely. The fact that their arms and legs were intimately linked by their wing membranes probably would have hindered their movement on the ground (azhdarchids were special as they were specifically adapted for a terrestrial life and had more loosely connected membranes, but Pteranodons by contrast were probably rather clumsy on land). Actually, most Azdarchoidea, including Thalassodromeids, would be nicely adapted for life on the ground Yes, but Pteranodon was not an Azhdarchoid. I'd already stated that azhdarchoids were special in my post. EDIT: Speaking of the Pteranodon, I've noticed that they won't sleep or rest, and as such they will get mad at me after a while for not satisfying their rest needs. Other than that it is a beautiful animal and one that I look forward to using in my S&T's, but you still might want to make some sleeping anims for it. Even then, most pterosaurs were much better at running, walking etc. than people give them credit for. Only the real early pterosaurs were hindered by their wing membranes, later species were already much more capable of terrestrial movements ( of course Azdarchoidea were even more adapted to it ). Again, Mark Wittons book as a reference Though I must say that the flying indeed needs some work. It's nice for high flying animals that primarily flew on thermal air currents, but Pteranodon was also a perfectly capable of doing flapping flight and use that kind of flying as well. Edited by Iben, Sep 4 2013, 04:48 AM.



Cat	Sep 4 2013, 02:07 AM Post #864
Posts: 7,278 Group: Novices Member #13 Joined: Mar 2, 2013 Country Sweden Sex Female	Thanks for the release DM! The new animals shown look awesome!



philly	Sep 4 2013, 02:14 AM Post #865
Posts: 1,534 Group: Maintenance Workers Member #50 Joined: Mar 4, 2013 Country Germany Sex Male Age 18	Great Rapator and thank you for the release



HENDRIX	Sep 4 2013, 05:16 AM Post #866
-retired- Posts: 3,306 Group: Trainees Member #577 Joined: Jul 9, 2013 Country Germany Sex Male Age 23	Currently fixing the bugs, just three more and I've got them all. Has anyone got some more langs they want to have included?



stygimoloch	Sep 4 2013, 06:58 AM Post #867
Posts: 491 Group: Maintenance Workers Member #113 Joined: Mar 10, 2013 Real Name Allan Rey Ignacio Age 31	Yey! Thanks for the release and ofcourse fixing the bugs! I got goosebumps looking at the northern allosaur! You remain one of the best designers of zt2!



Tyranachu	Sep 4 2013, 07:05 AM Post #868
Nerdasaurus Posts: 2,309 Group: Member of the Month Member #235 Joined: Apr 19, 2013 Country Philippines Sex Male Real Name Aaron Age 20	I'm kinda disappointed in how people immediately complained about the problems in the pack. Dudes, what Hendrix did was groundbreaking, and a good number of the bugs you mentioned are easily fixable, and the man himself said he was gonna fix the rest. In my case, I'm just extremely happy that I finally have this revolutionary pack. Thank you so much, Hendrix!



HENDRIX	Sep 4 2013, 08:03 AM Post #869
-retired- Posts: 3,306 Group: Trainees Member #577 Joined: Jul 9, 2013 Country Germany Sex Male Age 23	I think I have fixed everything mentioned now, and in addition to that, the catching of fish works now (again, I accidentally killed the code after testing ). I also patched the Stand_Idle animation so that in the selection panel, it does not have the fingers straight when it's flying. Edited by HENDRIX, Sep 4 2013, 08:05 AM.



Iben	Sep 4 2013, 08:06 AM Post #870
There'll be no foot-walking! Just air-flying! Posts: 1,289 Group: Trainees Member #127 Joined: Mar 11, 2013 Country Belgium Age 24	Quick question though, is it normal that my pteranodon didn't fly higher than lets say, a medium rock ingame ? :p It could be something I have that is bugging it up of course



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