Foliage System - Revision history

UndercookedMothman: formatting

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Kittennoodle at 02:32, 25 December 2021

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OpalScion: /* Foliage Grade */

2020-07-25T14:37:07Z

‎Foliage Grade

Fearful: /* "Exclusive" Foliage */

2018-12-20T16:08:58Z

‎"Exclusive" Foliage

Fearful at 16:07, 20 December 2018

2018-12-20T16:07:51Z

Fearful at 16:07, 20 December 2018

2018-12-20T16:07:04Z

Mbiggiani at 11:31, 10 October 2018

2018-10-10T11:31:57Z

Mbiggiani at 15:29, 7 October 2018

2018-10-07T15:29:25Z

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	== "Exclusive" Foliage ==		== "Exclusive" Foliage ==

−	Some types of foliage are exclusive to certain creatures. Currently, the only type of foliage exclusive to one creature is the [[Lurdusaurus]]. The semiaquatic [[Lurdusaurus]] can only eat kelp found in large bodies of water, such as the [[Water\|ocean or lakes.]] [[Lurdusaurus]] will gain a large amount of food poisoning from eating terrestrial plants. Kelp is mostly inaccessible to terrestrial [[Herbivorous Creatures\|herbivores]] due to the depth underwater which it is found at.	+	Some types of foliage are exclusive to certain creatures. Currently, the only type of foliage exclusive to one creature is the [[Lurdusaurus]]. The semiaquatic [[Lurdusaurus]] can only eat kelp found in large bodies of water, such as the [[Water\|ocean or lakes]]. [[Lurdusaurus]] will gain a large amount of food poisoning from eating terrestrial plants. Kelp is mostly inaccessible to terrestrial [[Herbivorous Creatures\|herbivores]] due to the depth underwater which it is found at.

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 A creature's [[Size|size]] often correlates with what kind of foliage it is capable of both consuming and trampling.
-The only exceptions to the foliage grade system are hatchlings, which can eat any foliage picked up in a bundle and dropped by a parent. This is to prevent starvation in incredibly young offspring.
+Any Herbivore can bypass the foliage grade restriction if the plant has been picked up and dropped.
 == "Exclusive" Foliage ==
-Some types of foliage are exclusive to certain creatures. Currently, the only type of foliage exclusive to one creature is the [[Lurdusaurus]]. The semiaquatic [[Lurdusaurus]] can only eat kelp found in large bodies of water, such as the [[Water|ocean or lakes.]] Without proper mitigation against it, the [[Lurdusaurus]] will gain a large amount of food poisoning from eating terrestrial plants. Kelp is mostly inaccessible to terrestrial [[Herbivorous Creatures|herbivores]] due to the depth underwater which it is found at.
+Some types of foliage are exclusive to certain creatures. Currently, the only type of foliage exclusive to one creature is the [[Lurdusaurus]]. The semiaquatic [[Lurdusaurus]] can only eat kelp found in large bodies of water, such as the [[Water|ocean or lakes.]] [[Lurdusaurus]] will gain a large amount of food poisoning from eating terrestrial plants. Kelp is mostly inaccessible to terrestrial [[Herbivorous Creatures|herbivores]] due to the depth underwater which it is found at.

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	== "Exclusive" Foliage ==		== "Exclusive" Foliage ==

−	Some types of foliage are exclusive to certain creatures. Currently, the only type of foliage exclusive to one creature is the [[Lurdusaurus]]. The semiaquatic [[Lurdusaurus]] can only eat kelp found in large bodies of water, such as the [[~~Ocean~~\|ocean]] or ~~[[Freshwater Lakes\|~~lakes.]] Without proper mitigation against it, the [[Lurdusaurus]] will gain a large amount of food poisoning from eating terrestrial plants. Kelp is mostly inaccessible to terrestrial [[Herbivorous Creatures\|herbivores]] due to the depth underwater which it is found at.	+	Some types of foliage are exclusive to certain creatures. Currently, the only type of foliage exclusive to one creature is the [[Lurdusaurus]]. The semiaquatic [[Lurdusaurus]] can only eat kelp found in large bodies of water, such as the [[Water\|ocean or lakes.]] Without proper mitigation against it, the [[Lurdusaurus]] will gain a large amount of food poisoning from eating terrestrial plants. Kelp is mostly inaccessible to terrestrial [[Herbivorous Creatures\|herbivores]] due to the depth underwater which it is found at.

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 * Grade 1 foliage represents most small, leafy plants.  It is consumable or destroyable by mostly anything.
 * Grade 2 foliage is often classified as small bushes or somewhat medium-sized, leafy plants.
-* Grade 3 foliage represents mid-sized, woody bushes and occasionally very small, young, woody trees.  This foliage typically respawns in 30 minutes.  It feeds mid-sized herbivores such as [[Parasauralophus]], [[Saichania]], and large [[Pachycephalosaurus]].
+* Grade 3 foliage represents mid-sized, woody bushes and occasionally very small, young, woody trees.  This foliage typically respawns in 30 minutes.  It feeds mid-sized herbivores such as [[Parasaurolophus]], [[Saichania]], and large [[Pachycephalosaurus]].
 * Grade 4 foliage is often represented by large, woody bushes and smaller trees.  Some extremely large, leafy plants are also grade 4 foliage.  This type of foliage is quite large, and often feeds the [[Parasaurolophus]] well.  Nothing smaller can destroy or consume this foliage.  It often has respawn timers anywhere from 30 to 45 minutes.  Usually this foliage will collapse into the ground when consumed.
 * Grade 5 foliage will be most large, woody trees.  These are only edible or destructible by the [[Apatosaurus]]; or, under unusual conditions, very large members of other species. It typically respawns in 60 minutes.  Some large, woody plants will fall when consumed.  Others will lose their leaves, leaving behind a woody, leafless tree until respawn.

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 * Grade 1 foliage represents most small, leafy plants.  It is consumable or destroyable by mostly anything.
 * Grade 2 foliage is often classified as small bushes or somewhat medium-sized, leafy plants.
-* Grade 3 foliage represents mid-sized, woody bushes and occasionally very small, young, woody trees.  This foliage typically respawns in 30 minutes.  It will feed mid-sized herbivores, none of which are currently in-game.
+* Grade 3 foliage represents mid-sized, woody bushes and occasionally very small, young, woody trees.  This foliage typically respawns in 30 minutes.  It feeds mid-sized herbivores such as [[Parasauralophus]], [[Saichania]], and large [[Pachycephalosaurus]].
 * Grade 4 foliage is often represented by large, woody bushes and smaller trees.  Some extremely large, leafy plants are also grade 4 foliage.  This type of foliage is quite large, and often feeds the [[Parasaurolophus]] well.  Nothing smaller can destroy or consume this foliage.  It often has respawn timers anywhere from 30 to 45 minutes.  Usually this foliage will collapse into the ground when consumed.
-* Grade 5 foliage will be most large, woody trees.  These are only edible or destructible by the [[Apatosaurus]].  It typically respawns in 60 minutes.  Some large, woody plants will fall when consumed.  Others will lose their leaves, leaving behind a woody, leafless tree until respawn.
+* Grade 5 foliage will be most large, woody trees.  These are only edible or destructible by the [[Apatosaurus]]; or, under unusual conditions, very large members of other species. It typically respawns in 60 minutes.  Some large, woody plants will fall when consumed.  Others will lose their leaves, leaving behind a woody, leafless tree until respawn.
 * Grade 6 foliage is indestructible.  Extremely large trees that may lie as the focal points of certain areas may be foliage grade 6.

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	== "Exclusive" Foliage ==		== "Exclusive" Foliage ==

−	Some types of foliage are exclusive to certain creatures. Currently, the only type of foliage exclusive to one creature is the [[Lurdusaurus]]. The semiaquatic [[Lurdusaurus]] can only eat kelp found in large bodies of water, such as the [[Ocean\|ocean]] or [[Freshwater Lakes\|lakes.]] Without proper mitigation against it, the [[Lurdusaurus]] will gain a large amount of food poisoning from eating terrestrial plants.	+	Some types of foliage are exclusive to certain creatures. Currently, the only type of foliage exclusive to one creature is the [[Lurdusaurus]]. The semiaquatic [[Lurdusaurus]] can only eat kelp found in large bodies of water, such as the [[Ocean\|ocean]] or [[Freshwater Lakes\|lakes.]] Without proper mitigation against it, the [[Lurdusaurus]] will gain a large amount of food poisoning from eating terrestrial plants. Kelp is mostly inaccessible to terrestrial [[Herbivorous Creatures\|herbivores]] due to the depth underwater which it is found at.

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	== "Exclusive" Foliage ==		== "Exclusive" Foliage ==

−	Some types of foliage are exclusive to certain creatures. Currently, the only type of foliage exclusive to one creature is the [[Lurdusaurus]]. The semiaquatic [[Lurdusaurus]] can only eat kelp found in large bodies of water, such as the [[Ocean\|ocean]] or [[Lakes\|lakes.]] Without proper mitigation against it, the [[Lurdusaurus]] will gain a large amount of food poisoning from eating terrestrial plants.	+	Some types of foliage are exclusive to certain creatures. Currently, the only type of foliage exclusive to one creature is the [[Lurdusaurus]]. The semiaquatic [[Lurdusaurus]] can only eat kelp found in large bodies of water, such as the [[Ocean\|ocean]] or [[Freshwater Lakes\|lakes.]] Without proper mitigation against it, the [[Lurdusaurus]] will gain a large amount of food poisoning from eating terrestrial plants.

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-Most foliage placed around the [[Maps|islands]] are edible by [[Herbivorous Creatures|herbivores]].
+Most foliage placed around the [[Maps|islands]] are edible by [[Herbivorous Creatures|herbivores]]. The appearance of foliage may vary between maps.
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 A creature's [[Size|size]] often correlates with what kind of foliage it is capable of both consuming and trampling.

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	Most foliage placed around the [[Maps\|islands]] are edible by [[Herbivorous Creatures\|herbivores]].		Most foliage placed around the [[Maps\|islands]] are edible by [[Herbivorous Creatures\|herbivores]].
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	== Foliage Grade ==		== Foliage Grade ==