Does anyone know where to find a good in-game kibble chart that comes with a guide? (Recipes, critters, and how to import the images?)

[EmberStar]

I was wondering if anyone knows of a good kibble chart using the in-game painting or signs system. I tried "just google it," and almost all the results I got were either from the old kibble system or were hosted on sites so sketchy Firefox refused to even display them. ("Warning! This site is known to contain malware, and for your protection Firefox has not loaded it.")

I'd be happy with just the kibble recipes, but a taming chart would also be nice. And is there a guide to actually importing images? I know that "because reasons" the Ark devs decided to use a bizarro world format that nothing else shares, and that it's possibly tricky to even import image files to the game.

[Psycho Sayako]

You can make your own chart using this tool. Its very simple to learn it
https://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=518906272

[Scourn]

Originally posted by EmberStar:

I was wondering if anyone knows of a good kibble chart using the in-game painting or signs system. I tried "just google it," and almost all the results I got were either from the old kibble system or were hosted on sites so sketchy Firefox refused to even display them. ("Warning! This site is known to contain malware, and for your protection Firefox has not loaded it.")

I'd be happy with just the kibble recipes, but a taming chart would also be nice. And is there a guide to actually importing images? I know that "because reasons" the Ark devs decided to use a bizarro world format that nothing else shares, and that it's possibly tricky to even import image files to the game.

if you also have access to mods eco's rp decor has a cooking pot that lists all the recipes and what type of dino they are for with ingredient list and auto cooking once things are placed in the pot.

[EmberStar]

Originally posted by Scourn:

if you also have access to mods eco's rp decor has a cooking pot that lists all the recipes and what type of dino they are for with ingredient list and auto cooking once things are placed in the pot.

I've made the decision not to use mods whenever possible. I got tired of the game taking up to ten minutes to load at the start, and Steam screwing up mod updates and failing to install them. Resulting in everything from floating building parts to actually corrupting my Obelisk uploads and filling a quarter of the slots with pieces that had turned into "junk data" that couldn't even be removed without deleting my entire player profile.

The only mods I currently use are Immersive Taming, one that adds a simple dino mindwipe potion, and I'm subscribed to one that would make it so Extinction Titans no longer starve to death in single player. (But that one isn't currently installed.) And I'm honestly considering dropping Immersive Taming.

[retsam1]

Originally posted by EmberStar:

Originally posted by Scourn:

if you also have access to mods eco's rp decor has a cooking pot that lists all the recipes and what type of dino they are for with ingredient list and auto cooking once things are placed in the pot.

I've made the decision not to use mods whenever possible. I got tired of the game taking up to ten minutes to load at the start, and Steam screwing up mod updates and failing to install them. Resulting in everything from floating building parts to actually corrupting my Obelisk uploads and filling a quarter of the slots with pieces that had turned into "junk data" that couldn't even be removed without deleting my entire player profile.

The only mods I currently use are Immersive Taming, one that adds a simple dino mindwipe potion, and I'm subscribed to one that would make it so Extinction Titans no longer starve to death in single player. (But that one isn't currently installed.) And I'm honestly considering dropping Immersive Taming.

1. Then understand your wants do not match the reality of your situation.

2. There is no in game kibble chart.

3. Playing on an HDD is why your modded content is slow to load in. Get a nice and large SSD. Or a more modern computer overall.

4. You do not need a mod to prevent titans from starving in single player.

[EmberStar]

Originally posted by retsam1:

1. Then understand your wants do not match the reality of your situation.

2. There is no in game kibble chart.

3. Playing on an HDD is why your modded content is slow to load in. Get a nice and large SSD. Or a more modern computer overall.

4. You do not need a mod to prevent titans from starving in single player.

1. Not sure what you are referring to or why you think this comment is relevant.

2. I meant a chart using the in-game paintings and signs system, which I thought I mentioned in the first post.

3. My computer hardware and ability to afford massively expensive upgrades is, again, not relevant.

4. I have tested it repeatedly. The Forest Titan specifically ignores the AllowRaidDinoFeeding setting, and was impossible to force feed in single player. A patch ages ago broke it in favor of PVP, to make certain it would starve and die eventually. Titanosaurs can be fed (but the one I had wouldn't eat on her own.) The Forest Titan could NOT be fed, and had a ridiculously low food stat. (Again, to make sure that it swiftly starves and dies for PVP.)