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So this mod simply corrects that. If they are spawned, on any map, they will be visible.
it simply shows them, if they are there, on maps where they would normally be hidden
like anything outside the lunar biome on genesis, for example
adding whales to maps you can do using ark config
https://steamuserimages-a.akamaihd.net/ugc/1752444077917309601/F237ADDE96EC7E7E20C9AA6875E550910A758E27/?imw=5000&imh=5000&ima=fit&impolicy=Letterbox&imcolor=%23000000&letterbox=false
As for the nest I have an Idea now, but I don't if my computer will be strong enough to render map editor. I want the nests to stay fixed in a single place, so in Map Render mode I put some nests as structures and program then to spawn a creature each nest and then use the Cloneeggsomething on that Guy.
No idea on the nests..
The bottom of the shell is very clean in appearance.
This is a great picture.
The fish's upper body is made up of a pair of short pink-brown shells that give their color to the fin.
This is a great picture of the shell of an Asian fish.
We have seen the same type of fish before. I mean, we're looking at an Asian species which is actually a very interesting species, but actually this fish, with its blue shells, is called a Japanese-style dolphin.
It's not quite a dolphin, but it's also not really a dolphin. It's very similar to an AIM class dolphin, so it has a small dolphin tail.
But what we see here was a black-winged Japanese-style dolphin. We'll see if this species is an AIM class dolphin.
This is what we saw on this video in which "turtle" appears. It seems as if this is a black-winged Japanese-style dolphin.