Dark and light taming kibble code update#

We can see from Initial Value Constant a little above that this value starts at 100, as in 100%, rather than the 1 used by the other timings, so here we divide 100 by the product of our speed values to get the time taken in seconds.įood rates are the next item of interest. The egg incubation seems to be bolted on to the durability mechanic, to to calculate the incubation time we filter by 'durability' use the values Egg Lose Durability Per Second and Extra Egg Lose Durability Per Second Multiplier. Note that even non-mammals have the gestation values, they simply aren't used.įor egg-laying creatures we must instead look in PrimalItemConsumable_Egg_Fertilized. Gestation time works the same, but using the Baby Gestation Speed and Extra Baby Gestation Speed values. Baby Age Speed represents progress per second, with 1 being complete, so we multiply the speed by the corresponding multiplier, and then divide 1 by the result to get time taken in seconds. To get the total time taken for the baby to mature in seconds, divide 1 by the product of these values. The relevant values are Baby Age Speed, which seems to be constant across all creatures, and it's multiplier Extra Baby Age Speed Multiplier.

To get the basic timings for breeding, we can filter by 'baby' in _Character_BP. For breeding, the relevant blueprints are _Character_BP, DinoCharacterStatusComponent_BP_ and, for creatures which lay eggs, PrimalItemConsumable_Egg_Fertilized.

Dark and light taming kibble code update#

Update below text with new food rate calculationsįor a primer on finding data in the dev kit, see my Taming Calculator page.

Food quantities by trough as well as by stack.

Implementations of all the calculations discussed below can be found in the Breeding Calculator. This page was written as of V224.2 of ARK. This page is to hold any comments on the calculator and provide some background. My ARK Breeding Calculator calculates timings and food requirements for raising baby creatures in ARK.