Threw together a binturong habitat. I wanted it to look like it was a quick installation. I'm not super happy with it, but I kind of rushed it. It's December, so super hot out (I hate the summer), and my laptop was way too hot to play today. I just wanted to do something though. When it cools down later or maybe tomorrow I'll probably do it over.
What did you do in Planet Zoo today?
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Fantastic! Thank you very much for uploading thisalright i dont want to use this thread to promote my workshopbut yeah these are complete as a blueprint to use
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I love your build style. It's like what I want mine to look like.
Finally motivated and with enough time to play the game.
Rather than premaking my caracal habitats, I wound up doing an okapi habitat next door to the meerkats. It's funny, I really adore okapi, but I rarely put them in my zoos. It's a bummer they were made out of the zebra rig instead of the giraffe rig, though; it makes them move awkwardly. Anyway, because they're super shy, there's only one viewpoint, and it requires going off the track a little. There's a single date palm at the top to mark where it is; fun fact, date palms can actually grow in temperate environments. That probably doesn't apply to the middle of Scotland where this zoo is located, but oh well.
Thanks I really appreciate that! I have to say almost everything I do at the moment goes through about five versions before I’m anywhere near happy with it.I love your build style. It's like what I want mine to look like.
You know what they say...new DLC, new zoo. 
My current project Mwitu ZOO (which, according to Google, should mean "wild" in Swahili). A small zoo in tropical Africa with dedicated sections - SA and Oceania. I really want to build for the maned wolf and the emu.
So far I have...not much. I've started building for the pygmy hippo. Hopefully will have something substantial to show soon.
My current project Mwitu ZOO (which, according to Google, should mean "wild" in Swahili). A small zoo in tropical Africa with dedicated sections - SA and Oceania. I really want to build for the maned wolf and the emu.
So far I have...not much. I've started building for the pygmy hippo. Hopefully will have something substantial to show soon.
Moving plans forward to actually use the new dlc within 2 months of its release date - nothing like a 20 metre deep canyon half the length of the map to prepare
well people, im alive.
The new dlc (+ my gfs wishes to play animal crossing while i also play a building game) let me boot up the game again and well what shall i say?
Trash Panda Rebellion
The new dlc (+ my gfs wishes to play animal crossing while i also play a building game) let me boot up the game again and well what shall i say?
Trash Panda Rebellion
I just started a new franchise zoo; I am planning on having one in each Biome. This is North America/Taiga and my first animal is the red fox. I thought I would base this zoo around the Twilight pack - the habitat is basic at the moment due to low funds, but they already had lil baby foxes YAY!
Great!I l once also built buildings with the Dutch Cape style but those were small fishermen huts (pictures must be somewhere in this thread) but I like your version more, it looks so realistic.I build a new Cape Dutch style building for in my South-African zoo. Just love this style! And again, Frontier please make this roof flexicolor!!! Please!!!
What about using the twilight roof panels , those are colorable with several example of cape Dutch architecture using older style slate roofingI build a new Cape Dutch style building for in my South-African zoo. Just love this style! And again, Frontier please make this roof flexicolor!!! Please!!!
The buildings I like don't have that type of roof. Anyway I think it is possible that Frontier makes it flexicolor or maybe even adds the perfect roof. If not I might use the Twilight roof panels..
Thought it was worth mentioning, of course the thatch style roof would be so much better if it was flexicolor. There are classic farm houses where im from with a much darker thatch aswell although not near black like I'm seeing looking at cape Dutch examples
Pretty much just a weathered thatch set could be great, picture is one of the more uh cleaner examples of Scottish thatch roofs. However palm thatch is pretty close to the more modern examples I can find so in theory I could make my own Scottish thatch house using palm thatch but I can't seem to find cape Dutch using lighter colored thatch which is a shame
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Koalas are actually climbing 
Time for a celebration. I may have spent this week solely trying out new methods of getting these dangerous drop bears to actually do their job to sit on a branch all day and do nothing
Time for a celebration. I may have spent this week solely trying out new methods of getting these dangerous drop bears to actually do their job to sit on a branch all day and do nothing