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▲ 5 r/ClanGen

Anyone know how to figure out what's wrong with my files?

Yesterday, I was spending some time file editing one of my genemod clans and when I was done for the day, everything was working fine and there was no issues. This morning, I opened it up and it was working fine, but when I went opened up the clan_cats.json, it said that there were some unsaved changes and asked if I wanted to save, and when I clicked 'yes' and went to open up genemod, this popped up.

u/RegularShock3883 — 1 month ago
▲ 8 r/ClanGen

Ooooh the plot thickens

(the clans are named after the 4 cannon clans cause I'm trying a challenge I found that seemed interesting)

For some background, Badgerpaw joined Windclan as a kittypet when he was 6 moons old.

Hollypaw was found as a kitten outside the clan, and it was soon discovered that she was born paralyzed. Knowing she'd never to become a warrior, Hollypaw chose the path of a medicine cat.

The lore I've built is that Windclan was less then welcoming to Bagerpaw, and constantly shamed him for his background. The only one who treated him nicely was Hollypaw, because she knew what it was like to be different. To not be clanborn. Eventually they started having feelings for each other.

Even so, it got to be too much for Badgerpaw, and he made the decision to leave and join Riverclan instead.

After about a moon, he realized he wanted to give Windclan another try, after realizing that he'd never be able to be fully loyal to his current clan. He soon realized that it was a mistake coming back, and left again.

u/RegularShock3883 — 2 months ago
▲ 3 r/TeenagersButGoodMods

Anyone else have an English accent for absolutely no reason? (14f)

I grew up in the US, live in US, and until very recently I haven't had any family outside of the US (I know have some family in the Netherlands). And yet, I'll randomly get asked if I have an English or British accent.

Like...why?

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u/RegularShock3883 — 2 months ago
▲ 7 r/ClanGen

Looking to add people's OCs

Edit: coding in one cat can actually take an hour, so there's a chance I might not be able to get to everyone since I still have to study

I'm wanting to practice file editing in genemod so I'm having people add their own cats to my clans!

I have four clans in multi clan mode, Pantherclan, Kestrelclan, Pineclan, and Seaclan.

For their locations, Pantherclan is in the mountains, Kestelclan is in the plaines, Pineclan is in the forest, and Seaclan is on the beach.

For the cat you want to do, you can give me a picture or description of what you want them to look like, plus their name, age, and if you want, backstory. Once I've finished coding them in, I'll give you a screenshot.

The only rules are:

- Nothing inappropriate

- I'm only doing a max of I only have a total of 31 cats to code, and I'm going to try and have no more then 10 cats in each clan (I like my clans small)

- I can do genetic mutations but I can't code in permanent conditions

- Only two cats per person

- If your design is too complicated I might not be able to do it

And here's the number of edited cats in each clan so far:

Pantherclan: 0

Kestrelclan: 0

Pineclan: 0

Seaclan: 0

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u/RegularShock3883 — 3 months ago
▲ 28 r/catbreeds

For those trying to find their cat's breed

Only about 1% of cats are purebred, since nearly all cats are random bred, plus I doubt anyone with a purebred is going to just be letting their cat roam around having kittens.

Along with that, cat breeds are very different from dog breeds. Dog breeds have been developed for thousands of years, and because of that each breed is very distinct in terms of health, physical traits, and personality. Due to this, a dog that's part pitbull is going to be vastly different from a dog who's part poodle or golden retriever.

Cat breeds on the other hand have only been developed very recently, so they're far less distinct, and most cats don't even have a breed, and are classified as domestic short/longhairs. Cats over the course of history have changed very little, which means that a ragdoll mix is going to be pretty much indistinguishable from a bombay mix.

That being said, the only cat breed that actually is quite different from other breeds and breedless cats is the bengle because their breed was developed by crossing a house cat with an Asian Leopard.

So yeah, if you have a cat and it does not have a pedigree or recorded lineage, I can guarantee its a domestic long/shorthaired.

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u/RegularShock3883 — 3 months ago