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Pygmy muffalo

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Mod, 1.0, 1.1, 1.2, 1.3, 1.4, 1.5, 1.6

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20 Jul @ 4:37pm

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In 3 collections by dismarzero

Tammabanana's Revived Mods

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Vegetable Garden Project 1.1

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Revived Mods by dismar

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Description

1.1 Ready!

Pygmy muffalos: a smaller species of muffalo, bred for their hardiness in less-vegetative environments. Pygmy muffalos eat less than their larger cousins, and provide milk and wool in smaller quantities but more frequently.

Orignail Mod and Author can by found here:
https://steamhost.cn/steamcommunity_com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=896949376

XML by Tammabanana (feel free to raid this part for your own mods)

Update by me, dismar to 1.0

Art by Spoonshortage (ask permission for using this in other mods)

Colored coats art thanks to : purpleyam

OK to include in mod packs.

- Updated the Code

-Now Pack animals!
-Patched for A dog said...

-1.0 Updated code.

-A17 changes:
* looks like the muffalo itself changed; I adjusted the pygmy's milk/wool output to maintain equivalent long-term output with the muffalo's, and the baseHungerRate to make sure they eat less. (Not sure if I missed this tag the first time around or if it's a new one. If I missed it, the A17 mod won't break if played with A16. If it's new, I dunno if it'll be game-breaking, but at the very least it'll spawn an error message.)
* Pygmy muffalos now use muffalo meat and leather, instead of generating their own special pygmy products.

Old versions of my mod:

I do keep the last stable version of each version of the game on my Nexus mods page. And 1.0 and older mod downloads can be found on my Dropbox / Forum / Nexus accounts.

Forum:
Forum Download Link[ludeon.com]
Dropbox 1.0 version
DropBox Download Link[www.dropbox.com]
Nexus mods:
Nexus Mods Download Link[www.nexusmods.com]
Steam News and Credits For my mods:
Vegetable Garden 1.0 / 1.1 Collection On Steam

Wanna support the mod? Buy me a Coffee! [ko-fi.com]

73 Comments

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Lorebot 20 Jul @ 6:52pm

Oh! You maintain the Mamuffalo mod too! I haven't seen any in any of my games so far, think they need to be reviewed as well?

Lorebot 20 Jul @ 6:49pm

Awesome! I didn't realize they changed anything about milking animals. I just came back for the new DLC after a year or so away from the game and I did notice that muffalo weren't giving milk, but I thought maybe it was because they had to give birth first before they could give milk like irl cows. I assume Cows can still be milked in game, any other animals? It seems like such a silly thing to change.

dismarzero [author] 20 Jul @ 4:40pm

Pygmy
-Adjusted pawn stats.

dismarzero [author] 20 Jul @ 4:40pm

Thanks for the Feedback.

I did review and the numbers were a bit off from vanilla animals.
So I changed the Pygmy's to be a little hardier and require less food to maintain.

Also remember back when they updated the animals they did change the stats on animals making them easier to farm. But did things like take away Milk.

My Pygmy's are like original vanilla but much more cutie.

Lorebot 20 Jul @ 6:24am

I love these cute little guys and have been playing with them since the beta. Thanks so much for keeping them alive. But today I noticed for the first time that, unless i'm reading the stats wrong, these pygmys, while being 1/3rd the size and weight, much easier to tame, and providing less meat, wool, and milk than a standard muffalo still eat nearly as much? Muffalo eat 0.86 per day, the pygmys eat 0.8. I see that it takes a lot more to fill a Muffalo's belly since they have a max food of 2.4 while the pygmys have .75, but doesn't that just make the Muffalo more resistant to starving and not change how much it actually consumes? Is there any chance you'd lower the amount the pygmy muffalo need per day to something lower or am I just misunderstanding the stats?