JezaGaia

I also updated the stats to get the direbear and manta and just after that I tried adding a gigantopethicus and it was added as a kairuku , restarted the tool and it was fixed. Though I would let you know because even though it was just after adding the new dinos it happened on old ones so it's a bit different than what guymn999 reported.

@cad I'm glad you liked my suggestion For the inbreeding thing I completely understand , I didn't know that the system would be implemented so soon ingame, they have been delaying it for a while and I stopped checking the patch notes for future updates a while ago : too frustrating I only check once they're installed. But I thought about it after reading your comment and I can see how even if it wasn't implemented quickly it would still be a waste of time to try and guess what they'll make of it, because I was thinking of inbreeding in terms of parents/grandparents etc and siblings but what if cousins count too ? So you're right too much to guess. In any case as I told you I was just writing the suggestion just in case but wasn't really sure it was a good idea so no worries And no worries either if inbreeding is patched and it takes you a while to implement it into the tool, it's already wonderful that you made such a great one for us to use !

So after using this tool for a week now I'm in love with it It's SO helpful to keep track of the dinos and most of all to figure out the stats of my old dinos that I leveled up without writing down the tamed stats beforehand ! One thing I would love to see added is a way for me to input stats and have the tool tell me what level that dino would be. What I mean is this : I'm breeding 2 of my beavers at the moment and yes the tool gives me the best and worst outcome and that's pretty nice, but food isn't a stat I care about at all so I would happily settle for the best of all other stats but food, meaning when I see the baby be born I wish I could at a glance know if I finally managed to get what I'm looking for or if I should just kill it and try again. So if I could either tell the tool which stat from each parent I expect to get or just input them, weakest food stat included and have it tell me : that would be a level xxx dino I would know that if I see the max level or that other lower one I probably have what I'm looking for, otherwise I can just kill it and try again. And maybe also a way to ell the tool not to show me mating that would lead to inbreeding ? I know at the moment the game doesn't care and it's not as if I have a moral problem with 0 and 1's inbreeding But I know the devs said that sooner or later they'll give penalties to inbreeding and the offspring would be worst than the parents so I decided to just do as if that feature was already ingame because it may be retroactive when it's released and I would hate to lose my best dinos after all the effort I went through to breed them. So, of course, I can check by myself if there is a problem or not with the pairings the tool shows me but it would be easier if I could just check a box and have the tool just not give me those options. Now I may be the only crazy one not taking advantage of the inbreeding possibilities atm and so that option would be a waste of time but I thought I would ask just in case other people would like that same feature

Ok thanks I finally got it to work

Hey thanks for the great tool ! Quick question, I have modified my ini file to "mitigate" the nerf that was done on tamed dinos, I changed this : PerLevelStatsMultiplier_DinoTamed_Add[0]=0.7; PerLevelStatsMultiplier_DinoTamed_Affinity[0]=0.7; PerLevelStatsMultiplier_DinoTamed[0]=0.7; PerLevelStatsMultiplier_DinoTamed_Add[8]=0.7; PerLevelStatsMultiplier_DinoTamed_Affinity[8]=0.7; PerLevelStatsMultiplier_DinoTamed[8]=0.7; Will that affect your tool ?