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All Critters eating Exuberant & Leafy plants will only gain 25%/50% calories

Apprisco

By Apprisco

    • Branch: Live Branch Version: Windows Known Issue

This was last replicated with gassy moos and exuberant/leafy gas grass.

 

However, since then, I have tested with thimble reeds on pips, and dreckos with mealwood, etc.

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Pips should eat 20% and gain 100kcal. but 

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after eating 40% growth thimble reed.

This bug exists with all "locavore" critters, where exuberant and leafy plants simply gives them less calories.

This ratio is consistent with the growth speed of exuberant and leafy plants- they give 25% and 50% calories, while growing 4x and 2x faster respectively.

Additionally, the pip in question here didn't produce the full 20kg dirt/cycle consuming thimble reed, but this needs more testing.

Please 

Steps to Reproduce

Plant any exuberant or leafy mutated plant, wild or not does not matter.

Find a tame critter of any variant and observe that it eats much more, and it's calories increase in a disproportionate way.

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JarrettM

Changed Status to Known Issue

Changed Note: to Thanks for the reports. We're investigating a fix.

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Apprisco

While you are add it, could you guys add exuberant gas grass back to the mutable strains? They grow perfectly now, instead of going to sleep they grow perfectly in the dark.

Thanks!

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Apprisco
On 8/9/2023 at 6:10 PM, JarrettM said:

Changed Status to Known Issue

Changed Note: to Thanks for the reports. We're investigating a fix.

Has there been any updates? @JarrettM

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JarrettM

We've confirmed that critters are not getting the intended number of calories from eating plants with certain mutations. The fix involved some significant code changes so we're going to release it in the next update's beta period to ensure its stability before widespread release. 

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