ARK Survival Evolved Dev Tracker

That looks awesome!

<3 more to come!

There is a config to change the weight gained per level. The weight per item is only important when compared to how much a player/dino can carry.

in practice changing the weight per item is only really necessary if you want to change the balance of it. The weight of a given item only has meaning when compared to how much you can carry, so increasing the multiplier for character weight per level points effectively does the same thing as a uniform scale reduction of every items weight. It would also be far less typing in the ini.
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It's only a few million rows a day.

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We use Tableau for some views but we also use some other tools I made to find answers from the data. :)

The difference is in what is inherited.A copy does not inherit the data from the blueprint you copied from, it creates duplicates, which in turn mean that the duplicated data will not be recognized as the same as the original. any changes to the original class will also not be inherited.

I child inherits the functions and data from the parent you made it from. think of it like you make a child of the the "Meat" class, and call it "Steak". "Steak" would inherit all of the properties of meat, it would also qualify as "meat" when doing a test for the kind of class something is. If you had made a copy then "Steak" would not also qualify at "Meat" in code.

To make a child you can drag a blueprint into your mod folder, and from the options you want to select the one for "Child" or you can right click a blueprint and select "Make Child" and then just move the newly created blueprint to your mod folder.

A couple bits of information here

1) Make a child of the PrimalGameData_BP not a copy. In fact you should do this for any files unless you have a specific reason to make something a copy.

2) When you load a file (Copying, deleting, and even just right clicking one causes it to be loaded) all of the files it references also get loaded, and in turn all of the files those reference get loaded. In order for the devkit to load many types of files a relevant DDC file must be generated first (These files are needed when actually cooking the mod)
When you load a PGD you actually end up loading most of the game into memory. This is a long process, especially the very first time you are doing it after installing the devkit.

While it's doing this it will appear as if the devkit has locked up. Depending on how much RAM and CPU you have I have heard of it taking up to 40 minutes the first time (and a few out of memory errors from compiling the DDC as...

Not sure yet about the exact numbers but I personally think it would be silly to make it less appealing than a same-size wall made of 1x1's.

Yes we are going to make a wall about the size of the current Small Gate!

Just a heads up that this issue is on our radar and we hope to get a fix for it relatively soon. Manas are finicky little beasts!

I honestly agree with this sentiment. Thanks for the input!

Unfortunately every time we had new functionality (land flyers whistle) it likes to reset the other bindings. I'm sorry about that!

It is optional, if you want the stat boost (get something for your efforts). Otherwise find a fountain of youth to reset your age without the boost.