How did you manage to do that?? I'm guessing the ragdolling when tranquilized caused the
Tsintaosaurus to partially clip through the fence? I mean, fair enough, don't slump a drugged prey animal against a fence that has holes in it with a predator directly on the other side, but I didn't expect that to apply in a game where small dinos need to break a fence to escape even though they could easily fit between the bars.
Fulfilling a contract to photograph
Diplodocus and
Ankylosaurus together. All my Diplos are in heavily populated enclosures because they're fine with that, but
Ankylosaurus can only tolerate 7 other dinos in its space at a time. So I trapped a ranger team in a small section of the Diplos' enclosure (cheapest fence is still invisible, it's where it looks like there's a faint path in the grass, the
Struthiomimus are on the other side of it), ready to take a picture with the Diplos close enough in the background to count, and had the Anky airlifted into that mini enclosure.
Here she comes...
Then I immediately deleted a piece of the fence behind the rangers to herd the Anky into the ceratopsians' enclosure, where there indeed are only 7 other dinos. The feeder there conveniently got resupplied along the way out the gate, and I put the fence placement back to normal when the Anky was on the right side of it. Done!
What a good dinophotographer I am, let's take some snapshots of the other dinos, too, on the way back to the station, for free money.
...Or I could give these guys some privacy and come back later.
Anyway, I'm happy to find out the new species added with mods are acknowledged in contracts!
Chirp!
Also Owen "did I mention that raptors" Grady recognizes
Tsaagan as a raptor. Good good.
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