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I really do hope this mod comes out on 1.10 first. I've been working on a modpack for a while now, and this would be a great addition.

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I really do hope this mod comes out on 1.10 first. I've been working on a modpack for a while now, and this would be a great addition.

Don't know if it's been discussed or not, but I would like to see a sort of "Cambrian Explosion" update, including a variety of Cambrian era creatures. Is this something being planned? Would love to see all the little guys in the water

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Don't know if it's been discussed or not, but I would to see a sort of "Cambrian Explosion" update, including a variety of Cambrian era creatures. Is this something being planned? Would love to see all the little guys in the water

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They hatch depending on the setting. If that is true, they hatch via throwing em like chicken eggs, if false, they hatch normally.

PEOPLE LOOOOOOOKKKK!!!!! I don't know the details but still.. *0*

http://www.nationalgeographic.com/magazine/2017/06/dinosaur-nodosaur-fossil-discovery/

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They hatch regularly if EggsLikeChickens is on. The idea was for an easier method of population control.

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So they lay items?

I would like to see few new Paleo-Creatures

Kaprosuchus

Dakotaraptor

and Utahraptor

Also will there be an option in the config that Carnivorous (or Dinosaurs in General) will attack the player no matter what (untamed)

Am i allowed to make suggestions here? Because i got some ideas that i believe could help this mod a bit.

-Living fossil mob items(Nautilus,Coelacanth) and fertilized eggs generate a mob next to the dispenser block when activated with them inside.(I dont know if this is a thing yet.) I believe this has been suggested before.

-Lure Repel/Attract Modules(Basically makes certain dinosaurs avoid certain zones or get attracted to them),they work with redstone and the main purpose of this is to make "Safe zones"

-The equivalent of Essence of Chicken for mammals(Maybe something like Milk of Growth) can be done With a milk bucket,mushrooms and a bottle.

-A Compsognathus Cage(This is a item that allow the player to transport smaller prehistoric mobs than 1 block)

-Dinosaur Decorative eggs,you get the normal egg craft it with something else and you can place it as a Beautiful decoration for your lab.

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Am i allowed to make suggestions here? Because i got some ideas that i believe could help this mod a bit.

-Living fossil mob items(Nautilus,Coelacanth) and fertilized eggs generate a mob next to the dispenser block when activated with them inside.(I dont know if this is a thing yet.) I believe this has been suggested before. Works well with dispensers and automated population of exhibits.

-Lure Repel/Attract Modules(Basically makes certain dinosaurs avoid certain zones or get attracted to them),they work with redstone and the main purpose of this is to make "Safe zones" Reminds me of Jurassic Park: Operation Genesis, which would be cool.

-The equivalent of Essence of Chicken for mammals(Maybe something like Milk of Growth) can be done With a milk bucket,mushrooms and a bottle. Now that could be cool.

-A Compsognathus Cage(This is a item that allow the player to transport smaller prehistoric mobs than 1 block) Maybe a multiblock cage for raptor-size dinos that could be transported on a vehicle of sorts?

-Dinosaur Decorative eggs,you get the normal egg craft it with something else and you can place it as a Beautiful decoration for your lab. Now decoration is something you can never get enough of.

I think the Ankylosaurus should have its texture and model edited to have its armor and body shape actually resemble what an actual Ankylosaurus' armor looks like.
Also, all the theropods shouldn't have exposed teeth when their mouth is closed, except debatably Spinosaurus.

And will the dinosaurs younger stages eventually be more different than their adult stages, primarily proportionally? Like with Tyrannosaurus having a narrow snout and Pachycephalosaurus going through all sorts of changes with its skull.

But overall, I'm very impressed with the progress made. All the textures look pretty realistic, not too bright or anything, and realism is for the most part pretty great. I do question the size of some of the larger animals however, and I think the Spinosaurus may need a slightly different head (I'm not sure on the last two here). Keep it up

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I think the Ankylosaurus should have its texture and model edited to have its armor and body shape actually resemble what an actual Ankylosaurus' armor looks like.
Also, all the theropods shouldn't have exposed teeth when their mouth is closed, except debatably Spinosaurus.

And will the dinosaurs younger stages eventually be more different than their adult stages, primarily proportionally? Like with Tyrannosaurus having a narrow snout and Pachycephalosaurus going through all sorts of changes with its skull.

But overall, I'm very impressed with the progress made. All the textures look pretty realistic, not too bright or anything, and realism is for the most part pretty great. I do question the size of some of the larger animals however, and I think the Spinosaurus may need a slightly different head (I'm not sure on the last two here). Keep it up

Does T.rex come to mind with the wonky size issue?

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I think the Ankylosaurus should have its texture and model edited to have its armor and body shape actually resemble what an actual Ankylosaurus' armor looks like.
Also, all the theropods shouldn't have exposed teeth when their mouth is closed, except debatably Spinosaurus.

And will the dinosaurs younger stages eventually be more different than their adult stages, primarily proportionally? Like with Tyrannosaurus having a narrow snout and Pachycephalosaurus going through all sorts of changes with its skull.

But overall, I'm very impressed with the progress made. All the textures look pretty realistic, not too bright or anything, and realism is for the most part pretty great. I do question the size of some of the larger animals however, and I think the Spinosaurus may need a slightly different head (I'm not sure on the last two here). Keep it up

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Tyrannosaurus had some exposed teeth in the front sides of the upper jaw.

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What says so?

(Don't mention that dumb study by Thomas Carr)

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What says so?

(Don't mention that dumb study by Thomas Carr)

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Tyrannosaurus had some exposed teeth in the front sides of the upper jaw.

Quote from Sargeant_789575»

No they don't.

And shouldn't the feathered non-avian dinosaurs also drop some feathers?

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Or with other words Im just mind blown

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I got nothing to say except THIS:
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Or with other words Im just mind blown