Sheepfold no animals?

[SirRantsAlot]

What does this mean? I have plenty of sheeps in the pen and a very good qualified worker but the game still says "No animals". Bug?

[Milinia]

Are they all still lams? Lams don't produce wool, only adults do so if you have set production but have only babies, the game will tell you there are no animals.

[Morri]

The "no animals" actually means "no animals that can provide what you asked your worker to collect".
So if you have only sheep but assigned your workers to collect milk (in this game you can only obtain milk from goats or cows), or like Milinia said, you have only lambs and no adult sheep when you want your worker to collect wool, you'll get this message.

[SirRantsAlot]

Originally posted by Milinia:

Are they all still lams? Lams don't produce wool, only adults do so if you have set production but have only babies, the game will tell you there are no animals.

It is a mixture of parent and lambs. So i am totally confused.

[SirRantsAlot]

Originally posted by Morri:

The "no animals" actually means "no animals that can provide what you asked your worker to collect".
So if you have only sheep but assigned your workers to collect milk (in this game you can only obtain milk from goats or cows), or like Milinia said, you have only lambs and no adult sheep when you want your worker to collect wool, you'll get this message.

I have sheep and lambs but dont get milk. Why?

[Morri]

Originally posted by SirRantsAlot:

Originally posted by Morri:

The "no animals" actually means "no animals that can provide what you asked your worker to collect".
So if you have only sheep but assigned your workers to collect milk (in this game you can only obtain milk from goats or cows), or like Milinia said, you have only lambs and no adult sheep when you want your worker to collect wool, you'll get this message.

I have sheep and lambs but dont get milk. Why?

Like I said; in this game you can get milk only from goats or cows, NOT from sheep.

[Willow Rivers]

Originally posted by SirRantsAlot:

Originally posted by Morri:

The "no animals" actually means "no animals that can provide what you asked your worker to collect".
So if you have only sheep but assigned your workers to collect milk (in this game you can only obtain milk from goats or cows), or like Milinia said, you have only lambs and no adult sheep when you want your worker to collect wool, you'll get this message.

I have sheep and lambs but dont get milk. Why?

Sheep are for wool not milk. Milk comes from goats or cows.

[SirRantsAlot]

Originally posted by Morri:

Originally posted by SirRantsAlot:

I have sheep and lambs but dont get milk. Why?

Like I said; in this game you can get milk only from goats or cows, NOT from sheep.

But why it is offered then ingame? Btw you can get milk from sheeps too.

[Milinia]

It's a bit confusing because you put both goats and sheep in the fold. Goats produce milk, sheep produce wool. If you don't have goats in the fold and only sheep, you can only produce wool and it will tell you no animals if you have set production for milk because you have no goats.

I know sheep give milk in real life but it would make cows and goats useless in the game.

[SirRantsAlot]

Originally posted by Milinia:

It's a bit confusing because you put both goats and sheep in the fold. Goats produce milk, sheep produce wool. If you don't have goats in the fold and only sheep, you can only produce wool and it will tell you no animals if you have set production for milk because you have no goats.

I know sheep give milk in real life but it would make cows and goats useless in the game.

OK that would explain it. THX

[Milinia]

Glad I could help :)