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Hatch Stats Stamp Would be AMAZING if the hatch/tame stats would auto stamp on the free space below the Dino’s name in the Ancestors Page. See picture for details! Thanks!

Forgot to note the stats of a creature before leveling up? This tool helps to retreive the values that matter for breeding. Now you can also save your extracted stats in a library, see which creature has the best stats and view the pedigree of your pets. Sort your library to see which creatures are the best for breeding and compare which stats are inherited to the offspring. Feedback is welcome. Also I'm looking forward to see some awesome pedigrees, share yours if you got a nice breed. The latest version can be downloaded here: https://github.com/cadon/ARKStatsExtractor/releases/latest

Help with Breeding Dire Wolfs pls Thats my first post so I hope this is the right topic. My Problem with Breeding: I tamed 2x 150 Dire wolfs male and female to start breeding.I bred these 2 and got all the high stats (dont care about oxygen) I want from the parents into my first baby that hatched at lvl 240.Then I had to get a female. I bred the exact same parents and the baby that came out was lvl 237? Same hp, stam,weight but lower dmg as the first baby. The first baby hatched with 2838hp and I imprinted it once and now I notice that it has 3k hp and it also has more dmg and food than the parent with highest food and dmg stat!?How do I get 2 same wolfs to breed now.Will my second baby get the higher stats aswell when it grows up or was it the imprint, and does the imprint destroy the whole breeding cycle?Did the lower dmg stat lower the lvl of the 237 wolf or was the other one a mutation. Everything I want is a same lvl and stats wolfs to breed for mutations. Could I breed those daughter and son to get the high dmg on daughter aswell? Pls tell me what to do now im confused.

With the advent of tames like the snow owl and mana which can be given high end saddles and bred, we need to buff the older non-saddled dinos to have other counter options and so the meta doesn't stagnate Making wyverns breedable or a saddle option similar to equus (ride with or without) would mean more effective and varied counters to manas maneuvering Griffins similarly would be pull out of just being a quick flight tame and become properly effective again

Having trouble finding those top stats for breeding? Lost your tames? If you play single-player or have access to the saved ARK then Larkator can locate tamed or wild creatures and display them on a map. It's a stand-alone PC app that utilises the lovely new savegame reader from Flachdachs. Features: Find both wild and tamed creatures Filter based on species, gender, min and max levels Show the results on a map with full coordinates Creature stats are shown to help you find that elusive next tame Automatically re-reads your save file when it changes Supports The Island, Scorched Earth, The Center, Ragnarok, Aberration and Extinction. Install from here, then help out by reporting bugs and suggestions in the Issues section on GitHub. Thanks!

Procoptodon. Am I doing something wrong? I play at official small tribes. I have 2 procoptodons (male and female). I had 2 juvenile megatheriums, so I put one of the in the pouch of the female procoptodon. The first megatherium asked for kaddles. I pressed E, but I get only 50% of imprinting. The second one ask to go for a walk. I did it, but he got 50% of imprinting. What am I doing wrong? Is procoptodon's imprinting bonus turned off on the official small tribes?

Quick start guide to using Ark Smart Breeding to extract dino stats and get a breeding plan then share the database with your tribe mates.

First a disclamer - No one except the devs (and i highly suspect even most of them don't really know any more) knows definitely 100% how it works. Some of the numbers/formulas are just by observation. The stats on a dino are determined by a base value in each stat and level-up points which add a certain amount of values. Dino-Levels are the sum of those level-ups plus one. Lets look at a Rex for example. A level 1 Rex has the following stats: Health 1100.1 Stamina 420 Oxygen 150 Food 3000 Weight 500 Damage 122.1 Speed 90 Torpidity 1550.5 Now a level 2 Rex has one point in eighter one of those values. Each point in Health adds 220 so one point in Health would be 1320.1, two points 1540.1 and so on. Stamina: 42 per point Oxygen: 15 per point Food: 300 per point Weight: 10 per point Damage: 5.7 per point Speed: 0 per point (on speed its 0 on all species - this is no error - wild points don't increase speed on any dino) Torpidity: 93 points per level-point on any of the other stats This way you can "extract" the points in any given stat (or use a tool like "ARK Smart Breeding" to do that for you). The values are different on the many species so best to use a tool so you don't have to know them. The distribution of the wild-points among the 7 stats is purely random and can be eighter average or in favor of one or two stats. Those with uneven distributions are the ones you want for breeding. Because a average dino level 150 after taming around 220 will have about 30-35 points in each stat. But if you are lucky you can find 45+ and even above 50 in the wild (I only recently tamed a ptera with 51 in damage and i have a rex with unmutated 54 in food). Those are the ones you want since you can breed them with other dinos which are specialized in another stat to combine them into your super-dino. And do not only go for 150s when taming. The 51 damage ptera for example was a 145 only. You can get lucky on lower ones also. By pure luck you could even find a wild 150 with 149 points in one stat but the chances are higher for you to win the lottery 20 times in a row rather than that happening to you The only point to mention is that speed is always the same on any level no matter how many points went into it. But the points still get applied (except for flyers). Those are hidden points which can only be extracted by knowing the points on all other stats and the difference to the actual dino-level are the speed levels. You can say they are lost points. But keep in mind they still increase the dino-level and therefore the torpor-level which means they increase the resistance of your dino to stuns etc. which can make a difference in close combat situations. Also you'll need them to show off on your server to have the "highest level rex" Also for the offspring only the points a dino had in the wild + the extra levels he got from taming-efficiency count for the offspring. Any level-up you did after taming has no effect on the babies. This also means you don't have to level up your parents before you breed them further. If you really want to breed a "super-dino" its important to know how these level-points are inherited to the offspring. On each stat the game chooses between the father and mother value with a higher chance to get the higher one of the two (55% for the higher and 45% for the lower one). In addition there is a 3x 2,5% chance to mutate one stat which increases its point-value by 2. This can happen only as long as at least one parent has less than 20 mutations. Thats the value you see if you go to ancestry on a dino on top. It's listed for father and mother sepparatley. For the offspring of a dino the sum of both gets inherited over. For the following example I'll only look at health: You breed these 2 Rexes: Father: 40 Points in HP (9900.1) Mother: 30 Points in HP (7700.1) Possible Childs: 1: 40 Points in HP - Points from the father carried over (55% chance) 2: 30 Points in HP - Points from the mother went over (45% chance) 3: 42 Points in HP - Points from the father went over + random mutation in HP (2,5% chance of mutation + the 55% chance of getting the stats from the father) 4: 32 Points in HP - Points from the mother + random mutation (2,5% chance + 45% chance for the mother side) 5: 44 Points in HP - Points from the father + 2 random mutations - 0,034375% chance (55% + 2 times 2,5%) 6: 34 Points in HP - Points from the mother + 2 random mutations - 0,028125% chance 7: 46 Points in HP - Points from the father + 3 random mutations - 0,000859375% chance 8: 36 Points in HP - Points from the mother + 3 random mutations - 0,000703125% chance Options 3 to 8 are only possible if at least one of the parents has a mutation counter of less than 20 in their ancestry. The percentages stated on 5-8 are if both parents are below 20 if only one of them is below 20 you have a lot less chance for it to happen. 7 and 8 are such a rare case that for most people its a once in a lifetime thing - by probabilities one out of roughly 1500 babies gets this mutation. Also the Mutation-Counter does not mean actual mutations. If you have a male with 1 mutation point with a female with 1 mutation point the child will have 2 mutation points even if none of the stats that were mutated went over to the child because the one from the other parent was chosen. With this kept in mind if you want to get the maximum out of your breeding line I advise to first get a "clean" pair of base dino whom have all your highest stats of your breeding-dinos in but a mutation-counter of 0 => one male and at least one female. Then you start breeding those 2 together in hopes of getting more females (for faster breeding) and mutations in certain stats. After you have a mutation in lets say HP you breed the mutated dino with your unmutated base-dino so your mutation counter does not increase. This gives you a 55:45-chance to get an offspring with the mutation. The ones without the mutation you should let go since its a wasted mutation point. If you tame a new dino with one stat higher than you have in your base-pair already breed it with the base-pair - not the mutated ones - to get a new base-pair without mutations. Now lets get to color-mutations. Colors are chosen the same way as stats on the offspring with the slight change that its always 50:50 on each color-region to get the color of the father or mother. In addition every time you get a mutation (2.5% chance) you can get a different color in one region which might not even occur naturally on those dinos (cyan, yellow, red, blue etc.). You do get a color-mutation with every stat mutation but it can happen that it mutates to the same color as the parent had or that its in a region where it looks the same so you might not really see it or it can go to a color-region that is not used on the dino (like region 2 and 3 on a rex). Lastly imprinting: Imprinting improves all stats except stamina and oxygen but it has no effect on the offspring of those dinos. So only imprint on the final line you will actually use in boss-fights, harvesting or whatever you do with your dinos. No need to imprint on the breeding-dinos themselves. PS: Personally I use this tool to keep track of all the dinos stats I own but there are several good ones out there I guess: https://survivetheark.com/index.php?/forums/topic/39942-tool-ark-smart-breeding-extract-breeding-stats-dino-library-pedigree/ Update: Changed the probabilities since with my observations over the last years it seems to be 55/45 and not the common believed 70/30 split on higher/lower stats! Breeding-Example with live data from my current server: I'm aiming to increase DMG as much as i can on those Tek Rexes without increasing any of the other stats to get the most out of the first 20 mutations (higher chance for new mutations as long as both parents are below 20). 82 is a clean male and 83-105 are clean females all level 334 - meaning none of them have any mutations on them. 115 already has 6 mutations in DMG and is level 346. Now to continue i start to make lots of eggs between 115 and the females. This can result in the following offspring: male/female level 334 - mutated dmg stat was not chosen => KILL (wasted mutation counter) male/female level 346 - mutated dmg stat was chosen but no new mutation => KILL (wasted mutation counter) male/female level 336/338/340 - mutated dmg stat was not chosen and 1-3 new mutations happened => KILL (wasted mutation counter) male/female level 348 - dmg value 63 - new mutation but not in DMG => KILL (wasted mutation counter) male/female level 350 - dmg value 63 or 65 - 2 new mutations but not both in DMG => KILL (wasted mutation counter) male/female level 352 - dmg value 63 or 65 or 67 - 3 new mutations but not all in DMG => KILL (wasted mutation counter) male/female level 348 - dmg value 65 - new mutation in DMG => KEEP male/female level 350 - dmg value 67 - 2 new mutations in DMG => KEEP male/female level 352 - dmg value 69 - 3 new mutations in DMG => KEEP If the dino in options 7-9 is a male it replaces 115 and instantly gets to mate with 83-105 again to get the next mutation. Should it happen to be a female it gets bred with 82 (the clean male) until i get a male copy of it with the dmg value in to continue the lineage. This way i ensure that only mutations in DMG go ahead and the 20 mutation points are reached only when i actually have 20 mutations in DMG to make everything go "faster".

Ark remote play from Android Hi! I would like to start breeding but my play times are very scattered. Is anyone tried to play with any pc remote control app, any recommendations about those? I just want to take the food from the fridges to the dinos, nothing more.

Advice on Breeding for Stats Hello every one! I was wondering if someone could, in the simplest way possible, explain how to breed for stats. I've been looking on YouTube, but no one can seem to explain it without switching topics many many times. Maybe a point form or step by step explanation would be amazing!

[Request] Large Breeding Pen Ideas Hey everyone I've started doing lots of breeding (Arg/Rex/Theri/Thyla) and my pen, whilst big, doesn't seem like its ideal. I feel like the dinos get on top of each other and was just looking for some pics/ideas to make it more efficient. I have S+ (nanny,hatchery etc) and it is pvp but it is very relaxed so pve ideas would be welcome as well. I am at work so cannot show you how mine looks but any ideas would be great. Thanks

Weekend rates on official servers Can we please get 2x maturation rates on official servers this weekend. 1- its better to give us something to chew on until genesis which was delayed like a month 2- I would love to hatch the dinos that I've been holding on to thats all ty for fixing meshing

Experienced Breeder Years of breeder experience just not official rates. Looking for a new server to call home and wanting to try out official and see how it goes. My pros are base defense, breeding, negotiating, and leadership when needed. My cons are 1v1 duels and not much knowledge on aberration and valguaro. Im one of those guys that you can also go and talk to if you're having a bad day. Im 23 years old and do work for at least 8 hours a day so my time is somewhat limited. My discord is Dashiell4352. Appreciate your time and have a blessed day.

Breeding mutations I’m newer to Ark and I was breeding some pteranodon and got my first mutation and was wondering what the color mutation is and is there a way to see what mutation it is? I’m on PS4.

favorite dino colors turkey trial event colors are my favorite so far yellow red black

Bring on the Breeding Some people say that the reason they aren't breed-able is because they are OP Dinos, but isnt that the same thing we do with Rexes and Gigas? We breed, and breed, and breed to get the good stats. We need this in our lives. I want some baby basilisks slithering around! I would also love if Griffins, Wyverns, Phoenix, Rock Drakes, and Pulmonoscorpius were breed-able too! If phoenix are born from their ashes.. they should be able to have twins/triplets from them too! #ARKlogic I mean, these chibis literally made their life so much easier in this case. They already have the foundation, now lets put it to some good use! Who's with me? Or is it just me?

Most creatures should be able to breed. With that said I understand some things like Mantis/griffin/wyvs/golems/reapers ect for rarity and balance reasons. It was not too long ago that water breeding did not exist. But why can we not breed something like Achatina, Araneo, Lymantria, Pulmonoscorpius, and even Arthropluera / Onyc? The dinos are already in the game, this seems like an easy win for WC. Just make them able to pop out a baby and we will play and breed them for MONTHS on Ark. I'd say 95% fo your player base doesn't care how the breeding happens (baby/ a cocoon/ an internal raise) just make it happen. You can think of something

Help! 0% imprint Hi, on official after I let adolescent pteranodon out of cryopod and do an imprint it keeps giving me 0%. I have tried a few times and still only doing 0%.

A wheel option to choose whether enable mating is public or not In the tames wheel menu, there should be an option to make enable mating only mateable with Dino’s within the tribe, so that people don’t have to constantly turn mating on/off when they want to mass breed

ARK ASYLUM 7X RATES 65x MATURATION PVP Ark Asykum is back and beter than ever. Our server is only one map, and that is, Ragnarok.(More maps added to cluster as population grows) 7X Everything!!! (Excluding Taming/20X and MATURATION/65X) WEIGHT MOVEMENT SPEED AND FORTITUDE ARE ALSO SLIGHTLY BOOSTED FOR PLAYER CONVENIENCE STARTERS?!?! COME FIND OUT Max Level Dino is 150 Max Character is 105 ACTIVE EVENT: WINTER WONDERLAND Drops are boosted and more geared toward a PvP Experience. White-Prim Flak Armor/Prim Tools with PT saddle White Ringed- Same as White drops but with better quality armor, tools, and saddle Green- Basic Taming gear Prim Crossys with tranqs and kibbles and possible Cryos!!! Green Ringed-More advanced taming gear, Better quality crossys, cryos, and better kibble Blue-Precrafted Armor up to mastercraft Blue Ringed-Armor Bps Purple-Saddled up to Mastercraft Purple Ringed-Saddle Bps up to Acsendant Red drops ae still under construction but you will find precrafted armor and weapons at ascendant quality and ringed drops contain high end crafting structures like Chem Benches and Indy Forges BOSS DROPS AND DESERT DROPS ALONG WITH CAVES DROP ARE CURRENTLY UNDER REVIEW AS WELL WE ARE LOOKING FOR FEEDBACK ON THE SUBJECT. THERE IS NO ORP AND WILL BE NO ORP MAKING THE SWITCH TO CHARCOAL BULLETS DISCORD AND FACEBOOK COMING SOON SEARCH ARK ASYLUM ONLY 10 SLOTS AS OF NOW SO COME OUT SO WE HAVE A REASON TO ADD MORE SLOTS HAPPY RAIDING https://discord.gg/mkf8bfr

Hey everyone! I've been trying to raise baby Gachas for a while now but they keep staving to death. Ill list all the methods I read around and tried let me know what im doing wrong! 1- Let them wandering around their mother without feeding the baby or the mother. 2- Let them wandering around their mother without feeding the baby but feeding the mother. 3- Let them wander without the mother without feeding away from their mother. 4- Feeding them directly ( Raw meat, Berries ) Note: - They kept dying when I went away from my base. ( I realized that I had to stay around until a period and they can be by them self but they still died when I left them at 43% ) - Some I used the same method but they died while they were baby even though I had some grow to juv. It just doesn't make sense, driving me crazy. Any have raised these and know what exactly works? Thanks!!

Data: How to tell if a stat is statistically good. EDIT: There are now multiple statistical data sets in this post, please check whether the data is for 180 max wild tamed to 269, official rates of 150 max wild tamed to 224. or for pre-tame chances for 150 wild or 180 wild. I have looked around and have not seen much information about how to tell if a stat is good based off statistical data. I decided to investigate it myself. Now, before I present my findings I am assuming you know how to do the following: Tame a Dino, and Enter Its Stats Into a Level Calculator. This means you know how many Level Points are distributed into each stat. Most creatures have 7 stats to distribute into (this includes wasted speed distributions). That being said, I originally hypothesized that stats form a bell curve around the average distribution of the tamed level points. I made a computer program to randomly roll stats for 1 million creatures and tally the 7 million stat rolls to see how often they appear. To explain this in detail: My server has a max wild level of 180 that will increase to 269 when tamed assuming 99% taming effectiveness. 269/7 = 38.4 average levels in each stat Now, assuming you want the best stats possible, I suggest taming all high level dinos regardless of pre-tame stats, but if kibble is scarce, I suggest still taming any high levels because you can make more kibble with effort, but you can't make high level dinos appear. Now, onto statistical data to help you decide if you got a good or rare stat roll. Once the program tallied all the stats of the 1 million, level 269 tames, these stats were converted into percents. These percents are as follows and tell how rare it is to get that roll or higher(PERCENTS OVERLAP AND ARE FOR 180 MAX WILD DINO KIBBLE TAMED TO 269): 52 or higher = 1.37% 51 or higher = 2.06% 50 or higher = 3.00% 49 or higher = 4.30% 48 or higher = 6.03% 47 or higher = 8.25% 46 or higher = 11.07% 45 or higher = 14.55% 44 or higher = 18.72% 43 or higher = 23.60% 42 or higher = 29.13% 41 or higher = 35.25% 40 or higher = 41.82% 39 or higher = 48.68% 38 = average for level 269 37 or lower is not something you want to stop at. You can use this info to determine if you want to continue looking for better stat rolls or start breeding. Note: Anything higher than 52 only appeared 0-3 times out of the 7 million stats rolled and anything higher than 60 wasn't even seen. That being said, aim for 48-50 on after tame stats if your servers max wild dino level is 180 because within a few mutations you're at 54-56. That's a jump from 1/20 or 1/33 chance (rare) to a stat that is 1/171 or 1/443 chance (Not impossible, but easier to breed). Thank you for your time. If you have questions, want data for a different max wild dino level, or would like a different format for the data, feel free to leave a comment. Edit: All statistical data was run multiple times to make sure the sample number (1 million dinos, 7 million stats) was large enough to produce consistent data and it was consistent. NOTE: I saw it suggested somewhere that there is a limit on how many points can be distributed into a stat when a dino is tamed. There is no way to prove this exists or what the cap is unless you go into Ark's source code. I will say that statistical improbability puts a sort of soft cap on how high you can get a stat to be without mutations. EDIT: The following is statistical data is about OFFICIAL SERVER RATES. That is a max wild dino level of 150 which can be kibble tamed to 224. Hopefully, this information is useful to the brave souls who play official. The average value for a 224 dino is 224/7 = 32. The chances for different stats on official dinosaurs tamed to 224 are as follows: 46 or higher = 0.67% 45 or higher = 1.08% 44 or higher = 1.69% 43 or higher = 2.57% 42 or higher = 3.83% 41 or higher = 5.57% 40 or higher = 7.90% 39 or higher = 10.92% 38 or higher = 14.72% 37 or higher = 19.34% 36 or higher = 24.80% 35 or higher = 31.04% 34 or higher = 37.93% 33 or higher = 45.30% 32 = average for level 224 31 or lower is not something you want to stop at. Again, shoot for as high of stats as you want, but 40-42 is a good place to stop taming for official servers and start breeding to get better stats. EDIT: Pre-Tame data for those whom it may concern. Sometimes kibble is scarce and people look at pre-tame stats to see if they want to tame an animal. That means knocking out the animal, putting its current stats into a calculator to get the point distribution. They then decide whether or not to tame it based on how 'good' the stats are, but how high is 'good'. For official rates, max dino level is 150. This means the average stat is 150/7 = 21.4. The following data is for UNTAMED level 150 dinos: 33 or higher = 0.70% 32 or higher = 1.23% 31 or higher = 2.07% 30 or higher = 3.39% 29 or higher = 5.37% 28 or higher = 8.18% 27 or higher = 12.01% 26 or higher = 17.02% 25 or higher = 23.27% 24 or higher = 30.70% 23 or higher = 39.15% 22 or higher = 48.25% 21 = average for 150 wild dino stat 20 or lower is not something you want to tame if kibble is scarce. For unofficial rates with a max dino level of 180. The average stat is 180/7 = 25.7. The following data is for UNTAMED level 180 dinos: 38 or higher = 0.82% 37 or higher = 1.37% 36 or higher = 2.21% 35 or higher = 3.46% 34 or higher = 5.26% 33 or higher = 7.76% 32 or higher = 11.10% 31 or higher = 15.39% 30 or higher = 20.73% 29 or higher = 27.09% 28 or higher = 34.38% 27 or higher = 42.39% 26 = average for 180 wild dino stat 25 or lower is not something you want to tame if kibble is scarce. Hopefully, this pre-tame information is useful to you. Happy hunting!

Hi everyone, i have made a A-Calc taming calculator and companion app for Android devices, iOS devices and Windows Apps (Windows UWP / Windows Mobil). The Dino Taming Stats from last Ark Dev Kit are included. I hope that Tool can help you. Check it out A-Calc Taming Calculator Main Features at a Glance: • Taming calculator and guide for every tameable creature or dinosaur in ARK Survival Evolved, Ark: Scorched Earth and Ark: Aberration • Compatible with Ark Survival game for PC, Xbox One and Play Station 4 (PS4) • Dino taming and foodrate multipliers for unofficial ARK Survival Evolved servers - e.g. "0.5" / "2" / "5" / "0.25" • An all-in-one cross-platform Ark wiki guide & taming calculator • Always newest ARK Dev Kit data and personal testing data • Knockout details and calculations • Torpor timer and starve calculated timer for starve taming • Dino stats, dino trainee level calculation and Ark Wiki links • Overviews for dinos and creatures: carryable, dmg, stun and fits through • Admin commands (cheats), engrams, breeding times, 3rd party breeding calculator, recipes and dyes, patchnotes for PC, Xbox One and PS4 • Ark Maps (Custom maps for the survivor evolved game – created by A-Calc - ARK Community Taming Tools) • Available in different languages: English, Spain, French, Italian, Russian, Polish and German • Clean and neat design with fresh and intuitive interface Die Hauptmerkmale des Zähmung Rechner auf einen Blick: • Taming Rechner und Guide für jede zähmbare Kreatur oder Dinosaurier in ARK Survival Evolved, Ark: Scorched Earth und Ark: Aberration • Kompatibel mit dem Ark Survival Spiel auf PC, Xbox One und Play Station 4 (PS4) • Zähmen Geschwindigkeit und Futterrate Multiplikatoren für individuelle ARK Survival Evolved Server - z.B. "0.5" / "2" / "5" / "0.25" • Ein All-in-One cross-platform Ark Wiki Guide und Taming Rechner der keine Wünsche übriglässt • immer das neuste ARK Dev Kit und persönliche Testdaten • Schläfrigkeit - Knockout Details und Berechnungen • Narkose Timer und Aushungern Zähmung Rechner Timer • Dino-Statistiken, Dino-Ausbildung Level Berechnung und Ark Wiki Verlinkung • Übersichten für Dinos und Kreaturen: tragbare Kreaturen, Schaden, Betäubung und Passt durch • Admin-Befehle (Cheats), Engramme (Skilltree), Brutzeiten, 3rd Party Brutrechner, Rezepte und Farben sowie Patchnotes für PC, Xbox One und PS4 • Ark-Karten (Benutzerdefinierte Karten für das Überleben Spiel – created by A-Calc - ARK Community Taming Tools) • In verschiedenen Sprachen verfügbar (jederzeit umschaltbar): Deutsch, Englisch, Spanisch, Französisch, Italienisch, Russisch und Polnisch • Sauberes und ordentliches Design mit einer frischen und intuitiven Benutzeroberfläche Showcase & Changelog http://www.a-calc.de/showcase.html Downloads: www.a-calc.de Google Play Store Apple Store Windows Store Fröhliches Zähmen alle

Breeding Settings Hello, So I used to have a server and had the best breeding stats I could come up with. Recently I rented another Nitrado server and this time I'm raising Manags. I tried using my old settings, but couldn't seem to find the discussion from them, might have been deleted for some reason. Does anyone have any idea as too which settings I could use to breed manags with almost 100% imprint? My old server had about 11 minute intervals and I remember it took about 6 hours to raise Gigas and Quetzals. Any input is apreciated!

Ark Smart Breeding Tool Question So, after finding this app (It's amazing) it's helped me along with breeding massively. I just wanted to ask a quick question, and that is when extracting, does it normally extract parent and mutation info? I get everything else (colour regions included) but always have to manually input parents and mutations. After seeing a video where it appeared to be extracting that info for someone else, I wanted to clarify: A) Does it extract parents and mutations? B) If so, is there a setting I missed or has anyone else come across this? Many thanks in advance.