I was quite sure my game is bugged because i couldn't see anything moving there. This is such a poorly designed workstation. I'm already waiting for a modders to do it properly.I'm really sad we can't see the chickens at all in the coop or standing outside the coop just feels like a decoration. Can we get a chicken model added?
It's so small that a chicken shown would basically have to be a baby unless it's just standing beside it, which would still look like the wrong size.I'm really sad we can't see the chickens at all in the coop or standing outside the coop just feels like a decoration. Can we get a chicken model added?
I really hope some modder will make a good chicken coop model that can replace this one. They don't necessarily have to change anything else about it, though I think the minigame going away would probably be a good thing. I'd just be happy with a mod that just changed the model to something that looks like it belongs.I was quite sure my game is bugged because i couldn't see anything moving there. This is such a poorly designed workstation. I'm already waiting for a modders to do it properly.
I am suggesting a domestication bar, so it takes a bit of time. The chicken should not instantly be like "cool, captivity is great!". We shall see.I think a lot of players will just carry LCB + Chicken Coop with them on expeditions so they can catch wild chickens and convert them into domesticated ones right where they find them, then head back to base with a vehicle full of chickens huh![]()
You don't think a clucking, screeching chicken would attract zombies??? I do!I agree, I don't feel the art style of the coop fits the game very well it just looks goofy... Wish it looked more like a realistic style coop...and the dropping the chicken from stress brings a zombie horde...what??? Makes no sense whose idea was that? At least we can turn it off...But I love the idea of the coop and the mods slots for it.
I have no idea as I don't work on that and not on my radar.@faatal
Is there a plan, at least in the future, to add property "Pickup Target" to "TEFeaturePickup"?
I can live with that, I guess... We already have smell attracting zombies, so do we really need to worry about dropping chickens as another game mechanic? As long as it's something we can turn off, I have no problem with it since I'm sure some players will enjoy it.You don't think a clucking, screeching chicken would attract zombies??? I do!
It's so small that a chicken shown would basically have to be a baby unless it's just standing beside it, which would still look like the wrong size.
Yes, they should. They should make a real chicken coop.Then they should redo the model.
Nice, that would significantly improve the balance! I think it could work like this: you put a live chicken into the coop, and if there's any feed available, it consumes one feed per minute for about 10 minutes. If all goes well, it will become a domesticated chicken and start laying eggs and providing feathers. The initial feed consumption would represent the taming process, which makes sense, cuz you need to feed a wild bird before it starts trusting you.I am suggesting a domestication bar, so it takes a bit of time. The chicken should not instantly be like "cool, captivity is great!". We shall see.
Is it really that big of a deal? Even if it had chickens in it, you'd see it once and then never pay attention to it again. I wouldn't be upset if they added it, but it really isn't as much of an issue as you make it out to be. "No visible chicken in muh coop? Game's unplayable!"Then they should redo the model. Like, it's just an empty playhouse with chicken sounds coming from it. It's weird, half-baked, and shows a complete inability to use even two brain cells to finish a project. You should see chickens in your chicken coop; that is basic common sense. took them what years for this? I love everything else about the system, but ■■■■, just put a chicken in it. I don't know why they have always been so ■■■■ weird about husbandry. Its will be at least 3-5 years for that change to happen after enough people complain.
Then they should redo the model. Like, it's just an empty playhouse with chicken sounds coming from it. It's weird, half-baked, and shows a complete inability to use even two brain cells to finish a project. You should see chickens in your chicken coop; that is basic common sense. took them what years for this? I love everything else about the system, but ■■■■, just put a chicken in it. I don't know why they have always been so ■■■■ weird about husbandry. Its will be at least 3-5 years for that change to happen after enough people complain.
I don't think chickens inside coop necessarily need to be actual entities with behavior and pathfinding calculations. It would be enough to add a model with idle animations inside the coop that is only displayed when the slot is filled with a domesticated chicken item.I am sure you will accept a reduced number of concurrently spawned zombies for this, right?
I don't think chickens inside coop necessarily need to be actual entities with behavior and pathfinding calculations. It would be enough to add a model with idle animations inside the coop that is only displayed when the slot is filled with a domesticated chicken item.
Actually, this small change would help make coops feel much more alive without having a significant impact on performance or the zombie count.
I don't speak for a lot of people, but this one seems a little dull. It's a playhouse, producing eggs for some reason.Though, there is the question whether most players who want this will be satisfied with an animation in a loop.
The closest example that comes to my mind is Ark: Survival Evolved with the Kanga Husbandry mod (random video, example at 15:10-16:00). It's not perfect, but when you can actually see how many birds you have inside your coop, it feels much better and more immersive than an empy house that generates eggs & feathers and makes chicken sounds.Since at least the forge has animations that might be possible with relatively limited effort. Though, there is the question whether most players who want this will be satisfied with an animation in a loop. As I said in another thread, cogs or wheels animated in a loop look good, but I doubt that applies to living beings as well. Are there examples from different games where this works well?
I'm sure the people whose job it is to make these models and code can figure out how to show a no-AI chicken model without a horrible performance cost. Furthermore, some code that only lets you place so many in one chunk, and I'm sure there are several other solutions. When you go in with the mentality We will make these happen by any means necessary; you'd be surprised with what you accomplish.I am sure you will accept a reduced number of concurrently spawned zombies for this, right?
But they have other things to work on and have to weigh time cost versus importance. While seeing a chicken in the coop may be a gamebreaker for you, it likely isn't to TFP. Sure they could put a whole team on it and get something done, but is it worth it to them? Probably not, at least not at the moment.I'm sure the people whose job it is to make these models and code can figure out how to show a no-AI chicken model without a horrible performance cost. Furthermore, some code that only lets you place so many in one chunk, and I'm sure there are several other solutions. When you go in with the mentality We will make these happen by any means necessary; you'd be surprised with what you accomplish.
The closest example that comes to my mind is Ark: Survival Evolved with the Kanga Husbandry mod (random video, example at 15:10-16:00). It's not perfect, but when you can actually see how many birds you have inside your coop, it feels much better and more immersive than an empy house that generates eggs & feathers and makes chicken sounds.
Hey quick question: When you did buy this game and for how much? Do you understand how games work? You know it's a brand new thing right?Then they should redo the model. Like, it's just an empty playhouse with chicken sounds coming from it. It's weird, half-baked, and shows a complete inability to use even two brain cells to finish a project. You should see chickens in your chicken coop; that is basic common sense. took them what years for this? I love everything else about the system, but ■■■■, just put a chicken in it. I don't know why they have always been so ■■■■ weird about husbandry. Its will be at least 3-5 years for that change to happen after enough people complain.