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The fence stuff is annoying as well.
Go to Zoopedia discover what Continent the animal is from and what Biome the Animal is from...
Then Sort (Continent and Biome ) and place plants..... Really simple!!!
I already know about this. I'm talking about how in the Career mode (I think it's career anyway), in the tutorial it makes you go already made enclosures and you have to edit them to make them suitable for the animals. As in the developers purposefully put the wrong plants in and you need to find them. I'm talking about editing those. I Already know about the filter option.
Exactly, I just feel like there should be a much easier way to go about it.
Thank you! I'll try this next time I load up the game.
Check the perimeters of your exhibit as well. In the animal's habitat tab (for foliage), there will be a list of all the plants it likes and dislikes that are currently in the exhibit. I've found that trees and plants that touch or reach over the exhibit fence count in that list, so if there's "too much" foliage coverage but you don't have much in the exhibit, check the fence lines... same for a plant or tree that the animal doesn't like. It may not be in the exhibit at all, but on the border or close to one.
Thanks a lot for your help Cas. That is new for me, a useful tip! I will try that. Nevertheless a functional mouse over effect would be really great. No searching at all, just quick highlighted plants. Hopefully that function will be fixed later, so everybody could use it.