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Here's an idea... sabre-toothed, reptilian giant koala bear! :P
This is. It is an Earth-LIKE planet, not Earth. One would assume that another planet's evolutionary timeline would be rather different (extinction events, temperature, radition, etc), but would probably follow the same rules.
So, while you might have something recognizable as an animal (two eyes, ears, brain and possibly even a similar respitory system), it just does not seem plausible that you would have even "plain" wolves on an exo-planet.
https://steamhost.cn/steamcommunity_com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=592382299
Those wolves are non mechanical, does not explode, and fix your immersion.
PlanetGenerationDefinition.sbc -> <AnimalSpawnInfo>
Also, thank you for making this! I'm making my version of cyberhound, and I wanted to remove "explode" feature from it, but couldn't understand how (AI file is such a mess!). Can I use your AI file for that?
God damn Keen for putting this shit in, and not giving a way to turn it off... Im gonna start turning of updates instead.
it seems like they tried to copy the creeper, forgetting that minecrafting is instant but spaceengineering is much more time consuming and resource hungry
Thanks again!