My hopes regarding Wildlife Reserves

As a quick note, I am writing this list with the intention of filming or photographing in the reserves. This is not a wishlist, but my expectations.

  1. The ability to change the time, weather, and season at will.

  2. A dedicated mode to create Wildlife Reserves without needing to create a zoo first.

  3. All of the regular camera controls and features.

  4. Being able to pause and fast forward.

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u/Angel_Froggi — 1 month ago

[OC] More fauna for my alternate history Triassic universe.

This is an alternative universe where the Permian Extinction was relegated to a localized minor extinction event, rather than the Great Dying we know it as. This has lead to major ramifications for the biodiversity of the Mesozoic. This set of organisms are from the Late Triassic, around 210 million years ago.

Synapsids remain as major players in the worlds ecosystems, but they share their rule with reptiles, amphibians, and insects. Insects especially have taken off (literally) as the dominant aerial fauna, due to permian fauna not being fit to fill the flying niches before insects put their foot in the door.

These animals pictured only reflect a small fraction of the biodiversity of this different world. (Credit to Doomyte for the idea of the layout)

u/Angel_Froggi — 2 months ago

What permian lineages would likely have evolved flight had the great dying never happened?

In an earlier post of mine I talked about a project that focuses on what would happen if the great dying wasn’t a mass extinction event. In that post I had a species of weigeltisaur with the ability to fly. However, someone mentioned that it doesn’t seem like that particular group would be able to evolve powered flight, so I’m curious what could/would

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u/Angel_Froggi — 2 months ago

[OC] Do my alternate history Triassic animals look derived enough?

So for context this is a timeline where the end-Permian extinction was a minor event, and so most of the lineages from before the extinction survived into the Mesozoic. These animals specifically are from the late Triassic, around 210 million years ago.

I showed these designs to a couple of my friends and they noted that they didn’t look like they had gone through 50 million years of evolution, and pointed out how different Archosaurus is to Coelophysis as an example. Are they right or am I worrying over nothing?

u/Angel_Froggi — 2 months ago

What is the best method to creating a realistic amount of biodiversity for an ecosystem?

To me it seems like a daunting task to come up with a whole ecosystem, including plants, animals, and even fungi. I know someone’s going to say “start small” and I get that, it just feels like if I do then I’ll never reach the same diversity as an actual ecosystem

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u/Angel_Froggi — 2 months ago
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What behavior is this?

I do not believe this video is ai and has shown no signs of being ai.

My ideas for what its doing are, its looking for ticks to eat or trying to mate. Any ideas?

u/Akkulader — 2 months ago

How would I go about recreating the visual style of Monster Hunter Generations in blender?

u/Angel_Froggi — 2 months ago

How many plants is too many plants?

So for context I’m developing a game similar to Zoo Tycoon 1 and 2 and I’m currently trying to figure out how many plants I want to include in game. I have 14 biomes and I’m currently on track to have 20-30 plants for some biomes and 10-ish for others

Is this too big of a scope or am I worrying myself over nothing

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u/Angel_Froggi — 2 months ago
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Arbiter Arceus, its true form

(So just a preface but this Pokemon is meant to be completely overpowered, since I imagine it would be a final postgame boss of whatever game it’s in, maybe with a seige mechanic having you fight it multiple times to wittle it down)

Type: Normal

Ability: Divine Body (After being hit, the effectiveness of moves across the battlefield are flipped. Changes the Pokémon's type to match the plate it holds)

Height: 41’10” (12.7m)

Weight: 2204.4 lbs (999kg)

HP: 160

Atk: 160

Def: 160

SpAtk: 160

SpDef: 160

Spd: 160

Total: 960

Pokedex Entry: The true form of the legendary Pokemon Arceus. It has gained the power of all of its plates and has returned to its status as the god of Pokemon.

Signature Move: Final Judgment

This move has a 25% chance to one-shot the targeted Pokemon. If this move is super effective, the chance is increased to 50%. This move changes type depending on what plate the user is holding.

u/Angel_Froggi — 2 months ago
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My full set of starters for a New South Wales inspired region (context in body)

For now I just have the side profile that I was using to design but I may make key art for them in the future

I’m not quite set on some of these designs, especially the Shamelops line, but I wanted to get the starters out of the way so I can design some other pokemon. Feel free to give suggestions for their designs or ask about their inspirations

u/Angel_Froggi — 3 months ago
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Can I have some constructive critique on one of my starter pokemon?

This is Caballina, the third stage of my fire starter line for a New South Wales inspired region. It’s based on a Brumby, and the prevos will be donkeys. It’s influenced by Spanish Conquistadors to fit the unifying theme of colonization, as well as invasive species. It also has a bit of ballerina to give it an “ugly to majestic” arc as it evolves.

Currently I feel like I have a solid idea but I’m not sure how I feel about the execution.

Edit: By the way it’s Fire/Steel type

u/Angel_Froggi — 3 months ago

My pitch for a La Brea focused Paleodocumentary

This would be a 5 episode series, each episode being roughly 30-40 minutes. Each episode would focus on one of the most iconic animals from La Brea, those being Western Horse, Dire Wolf, Harlan’s Sloth, Smilodon, and Columbian Mammoth.

The stories would be written similar to Walking with Dinosaurs/Beasts, following one or a few individuals over the course of the episode.

This is a bit of a short post but I just wanted to get the idea out there.

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u/Angel_Froggi — 3 months ago

What is the most iconic predator of each cenozoic epoch?

I’m working on a project involving cenozoic carnivores and I was wondering what are generally considered the most iconic predators of each epoch. I’m mostly thinking of including terrestrial species

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u/Angel_Froggi — 3 months ago
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What biome do you think deserves a foliage update?

Considering the last update and the next one have each taken a biome’s foliage palette and remade it, what other biomes do you think should get one? I’m going to say Desert since currently we have a fairly poor selection for anything other than a North American desert

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u/Angel_Froggi — 3 months ago