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My bad. Fixed it there now.
Did I something wrong??
Not yet. Something else in the works for dinos that use Huge DinoSettings, such as the Rex.
They use large DinoSettings, which is what the baits use to determine which Dinos should be attracted. DinoSettings themselves determine food preference, affinity, along with damage adjustments (large dinos taking more damage on spiked wallls) and the like.
It's hard to specify specific dinos, especially modded ones, without something universal that's shared, such as Dino Settings.
Hi! That's actually specific to the default Hyaenodon. As it's a normal passive tame, it's taming progress actually decreases if it's close to the pack leader. So it's likely it's depleting faster than you can increase it via immersive taming methods. Dino specific things like this are in the pipeline to get corrected. For now, you can try separating one from the pack for a single tame, but it's unlikely you'll get a pack tame until I tweak this for the mod.
That is correct!