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If so, you can raise the priority of your animal trainer so that he keeps them tamed. All animals require some effort from the handler to keep them from going wild again. The amount of effort to keep them tamed is determined by the animals 'Wildness' statistic.
Or, maybe you got them tamed and do not have a handler yet so they are going wild.
I do have 2 people with a higher priority on handling animals with a third one with a lower priority. Yet there still seems to be an animal going wild again every other day.
My main issues are the turkeys who I'd have thought would be easier to tame and keep with their 45% wildness. The only animals with a comparatively high wildness that I've tamed are boomalopes.
I cannot find any specific setting to prioritise taming animals which are close to becoming wild again.
Is there no way to do this, the learning center seems to hint that I can forbid colonists and tame animals from using a door, so the question is how do I just forbid tame animals from using a door but not the pawns themselves?
Or, you can use the "Locks" mod.
If you are not going to use zoning then you cant avoid all kind of chaos in your base.
as they dont belong to you