Expanded Behaviour (1.5 - very outdated)

> Overview

• []Injuries. Much better injury system.

  []Hunting 1. Fixed every carnivore hunting for sport.

  []Hunting 2. Packs can now eat from carcasses together.

  []Hunting 3. Hunting Prohibitors, a new building, can now be placed to prevent carnivores in a radius around it from hunting. Disguised as a rock to fit into enclosures.

  []Diet. A full-fledged omnivory system.

  []Stress. Completely overhauled stress system to take account of peaceful dinosaurs, giving them completely different reactions to stress.

  []Threat. Certain dinosaurs can now faint at the sign of threat.

  []Tranquillisation. Land dinosaurs will now lie down and sleep instead of ragdolling when tranquillised.

  []Biome Adaptations. Species Biome Adaptations for food/water consumption for certain species.

  []Configuration. All features can be enabled/disabled and all stats can be completely fine-tuned inside a config file. No injection necessary.

• Modding. All these changes make it very easy for other mod authors to both create standalone Expanded Behaviour stat mods for different species, and to add any Expanded Behaviour feature to their New Species.

  Read on for more details!

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  > Injuries

  In Vanilla, 75%-95% of ALL combat, even dominance displays, results in injuries. 80% of ALL injuries result in Major Injuries that require tranquillising a dinosaur.

  Expanded Behaviour lowers this number to just 35% of combat resulting in injuries, and only 25% of those injuries being major. You will no longer be overwhelmed by a constant queue of injured dinosaurs to medicate. Injuries will be a lot rarer and most can be healed with a simple visit from the vet. Major injuries will now become a rare sight; an exciting twist to your normal gameplay rather than a constant slog to deal with.

  > Hunting

  In Vanilla, almost all dinosaurs hunt whenever they are hungry instead of eating what's already there. What's more, dinosaurs will ALSO hunt for sport even when they are not hungry.

  Expanded Behaviour fixes this. Now, only the Indominus Rex and Indoraptor will hunt for sport; all other dinosaurs will just hunt when they are hungry. When hungry, dinosaurs will also prioritise eating what's already there over hunting fresh meat. As a little cherry on