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Nekoclaw Nov 20, 2019 @ 10:08am
Raptor got away without breaking the fence
I've received that warning about "dinosaur threat", and saw that one of my raptors escaped, but I can't understand how --'

All the enclosure is surrounded by doubles fences, so I have time to tranquilize them before they can escape, but this time there was no fence broken!

And I'm sure I've never put any raptor outside their enclosure.

Was this a bug?
Last edited by Nekoclaw; Nov 20, 2019 @ 11:01am
Originally posted by wolverinetodd:
You're not alone. Recently I've been playing Sandbox with easy, relaxed settings and ever so often one of my dinos "gltches" through its enclosure's fencing and wanders around the park. A few times the escaped dino has wandered outside the island's buiidable borders.

What I've learned when this happens is that the "Dinosaur Threat" doesn't pop up UNLESS a guest actually runs into the escaped dinosaur. Not only that, the escaped dinosaur AI doesn't even acknowledge that it is outside its enclosure as it doesn't attack the guests (at least in my case it doesn't). The last time it happened on my game, it was a Carcharodontosaurus, and I watched it glitch through fence after fence, building after building, until it finally made a huge circle back around to its enclosure. And again, none of the guests reacted to it until it or they walked into it/them. Once that happened, I then got the "Dinosaur Threat" alert to pop up. So even the game doesn't acknowledge the escaped dinosaur that glitched through its fence until a guest walks into it.

I must add that since I'm playing on Sandbox with the easy, relaxed settings, I'm filling my carnivore enclosures with more of the same dinosaur. In other words, my Carcharodontosaurus enclosure has all the skins of that dinosaur represented in that one enclosure. So it could very well be my own fault that these dinosaurs are glitching through their enclosure fences because I have too many dinosaurs in one enclosure.
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BasiliskArt Nov 20, 2019 @ 10:57am 
could've accidentally left one outside of the main pen. It happens, don't worry about it.
BlazeD Nov 20, 2019 @ 12:21pm 
Somebody tried to smuggle out that 'cute' raptor and got et.
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wolverinetodd Nov 24, 2019 @ 7:34am 
You're not alone. Recently I've been playing Sandbox with easy, relaxed settings and ever so often one of my dinos "gltches" through its enclosure's fencing and wanders around the park. A few times the escaped dino has wandered outside the island's buiidable borders.

What I've learned when this happens is that the "Dinosaur Threat" doesn't pop up UNLESS a guest actually runs into the escaped dinosaur. Not only that, the escaped dinosaur AI doesn't even acknowledge that it is outside its enclosure as it doesn't attack the guests (at least in my case it doesn't). The last time it happened on my game, it was a Carcharodontosaurus, and I watched it glitch through fence after fence, building after building, until it finally made a huge circle back around to its enclosure. And again, none of the guests reacted to it until it or they walked into it/them. Once that happened, I then got the "Dinosaur Threat" alert to pop up. So even the game doesn't acknowledge the escaped dinosaur that glitched through its fence until a guest walks into it.

I must add that since I'm playing on Sandbox with the easy, relaxed settings, I'm filling my carnivore enclosures with more of the same dinosaur. In other words, my Carcharodontosaurus enclosure has all the skins of that dinosaur represented in that one enclosure. So it could very well be my own fault that these dinosaurs are glitching through their enclosure fences because I have too many dinosaurs in one enclosure.
Starman Nov 25, 2019 @ 8:46pm 
Life finds a way lmao
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Date Posted: Nov 20, 2019 @ 10:08am
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