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We've implemented some optimizations to keep the performance overhead low, however, there is still room for improvements. If you notice any issues when placing items in your world, please let us know!
Pregnancy has a visible impact on the animal. As the pregnancy progresses, the animal spend most of their time lying down. Newborn animals are particularly small and spend most of their time sleeping.
After giving birth, cows produce milk for a period of time. Their udders then become larger. If you find a wold cow, there is also a chance that it's currently producing milk - especially if there are calves in the herd.
By the way, buckets can also be used to collect water and fill water containers. 
The edit-menu for (dummy) npcs now provides an option to force a specific animation (e.g. force the npc into a sitting position etc). Currently this also forces the npc into a static position (so you can freely move it). We want to make this tool a bit more flexible (e.g. tell the npc to sit on a nearby chair instead of having to move him there manually), but we appreciate any feedback!
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