It's also been a hot minute for me, but isn't that quest solved by progressing the plantgirl at your ranch that wants milk and cum?
Unreal Engine Breeders of the Nephelym [v0.761.53] [DerelictHelmsman]
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- Jul 14, 2020
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World levels 0 (Sets world level "1, 2, 3, 4, or 5, in place of 0").
Sets the world level for all areas at once
I'm not scrolling through 400-odd pages to check if it's a re-post but i found this cheat on steam and it works... for now.
If you set it to 5 and are too low leveled though, you might not be able to catch them... you have been warned.
You should be able to lower it back down, but i'll test that later... my arm is tired *wink*
Edit 1; I'm dumb and forgot to say it replaces the Max trait level cheat.
Edit 2; Yes you can set the level back (5-0) however, it turns out, if you release a neph from the barns it resets that particular nephs world level back to what it was before the cheat. (For example level foxen up to 3, cheat to 5, cheat again to 1, release a fox and the level goes back to 3). So at least we wont lose our world progress.
Sets the world level for all areas at once
I'm not scrolling through 400-odd pages to check if it's a re-post but i found this cheat on steam and it works... for now.
If you set it to 5 and are too low leveled though, you might not be able to catch them... you have been warned.
You should be able to lower it back down, but i'll test that later... my arm is tired *wink*
Edit 1; I'm dumb and forgot to say it replaces the Max trait level cheat.
Edit 2; Yes you can set the level back (5-0) however, it turns out, if you release a neph from the barns it resets that particular nephs world level back to what it was before the cheat. (For example level foxen up to 3, cheat to 5, cheat again to 1, release a fox and the level goes back to 3). So at least we wont lose our world progress.
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You can talk to Fern to get some additional dialogue, with her saying she's not powerful enough to do it, but it's not necessary; you can go straight to Autumn.
You can breed them with other races, which can give you risu of different sizes and colorations.
But yeah, I agree some wild nephs could use more default colour schemes. Foxen have like a dozen, while e.g. formorians or elves have three.
Go to the sign by your ranch entrance, at the base of the path to the city. Should be a tab for special requests when you activate it.
- Sep 9, 2018
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The game will load any preset you make in the creator mode, just create some or copy and paste from other race. Then you will see more variations of them running towards you.
Wasn't there a community-made pack of presets giving a ton of variety to all of the current wild nephs?
this needs birth scenes , since the first udpate , and more faces and shit he didn t add in 5 years man it's about time to add it, what's the point in making a game with variety of races when all the faces, eyebrows, eyes, etc are the same and look the same, we need more variety to that to make the game more organic
- Dec 1, 2018
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IDK, never heard of that. I'd be interested to try it out, if it still exists.
Here is the a pack of presets, that has been removed from the game. Yeah, it's old af, but it's something anyway.
Reminding you, that game folder changed from Radiant to OBF
Also there is a small tip, consisting in that preset are backward-compatible between races. You can experiment in cloning materials/shapes from one race to another, and see what's what will happen.
Sometimes it give a weird colors/shapes, but otherwise you can you can get pretty cool color schemes. Maybe with a bit of editing, but in that way i've created about 100 unique presets for some races, using that method.
Sometimes it give a weird colors/shapes, but otherwise you can you can get pretty cool color schemes. Maybe with a bit of editing, but in that way i've created about 100 unique presets for some races, using that method.
- Jul 26, 2020
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You cant.... Yet, sadly. And yeah I do love the "Death by SnuSnu-not quite" girl's look too :3
The only thing I can recommend you to play like them is to recreate them in other games. I made a version of her in SC VI. Is not the same but....
Would you get banned for playing online with that custom character? lmao
Some of those are already back in the game after they had been updated. The ones that are still missing were made by someone else but that person disappeared and never got updated.
They were removed cause they don't use the new skins and the new Creator Functions so those are not totally compatible with the game.
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So, tl;dr for my post: Breeding is broken and even lies to you in some ways. I've written my observations below. Trait acquisition is fucked.
So I have been mass breeding elves to try and get a specific set of traits, had a long list of what I wanted, and I can't even get past my first stage of my plan. First stage I wanted to combine Potent III and Nurturing III, but not only has that not happened in 2 in game years of play (without cheats I should mention), but it is excruciating to get an offspring spawn with either trait at level 3.
About a year in, and I started to pay attention to how the breeding actually works. Potent does NOT affect inheriting traits like the description led me to believe, but instead helps offspring develop with a new trait neither parent had. I'm not sure if this new trait can spawn at level 2, or only level 1. To actually inherit traits, you need to first breed a Nephelym with desires, and then level those desires until they start to give bonuses. Desires go from Enjoys, to Likes, to Loves, and can be forced to change. For example if a Nephelym spawns enjoying the male breeder variant, you can force that to change to something else, like a female foxen, for example. Then, if you get that enjoy to change to like, the Nephelym will gain a 10% chance to pass traits to offspring, which is what potent claims to do, but doesn't. I didn't get to test these desires out much yet though, because they seem to have another issue that makes breeding pointless...
Desires seem to not spawn on an offspring if they get a trait at level 3, it seems impossible, which means even if I was trying to merge two level 3 traits, I would have never been able to.
Because of this, the hard limit for level III traits on Domestic Nephelym seems to be a maximum of only one!
So I have been mass breeding elves to try and get a specific set of traits, had a long list of what I wanted, and I can't even get past my first stage of my plan. First stage I wanted to combine Potent III and Nurturing III, but not only has that not happened in 2 in game years of play (without cheats I should mention), but it is excruciating to get an offspring spawn with either trait at level 3.
About a year in, and I started to pay attention to how the breeding actually works. Potent does NOT affect inheriting traits like the description led me to believe, but instead helps offspring develop with a new trait neither parent had. I'm not sure if this new trait can spawn at level 2, or only level 1. To actually inherit traits, you need to first breed a Nephelym with desires, and then level those desires until they start to give bonuses. Desires go from Enjoys, to Likes, to Loves, and can be forced to change. For example if a Nephelym spawns enjoying the male breeder variant, you can force that to change to something else, like a female foxen, for example. Then, if you get that enjoy to change to like, the Nephelym will gain a 10% chance to pass traits to offspring, which is what potent claims to do, but doesn't. I didn't get to test these desires out much yet though, because they seem to have another issue that makes breeding pointless...
Desires seem to not spawn on an offspring if they get a trait at level 3, it seems impossible, which means even if I was trying to merge two level 3 traits, I would have never been able to.
Because of this, the hard limit for level III traits on Domestic Nephelym seems to be a maximum of only one!
Just want to make sure, but you do know that to pass on traits level 2+, you need the other parent to have the same trait at most one level under, right? So to even have a chance to pass on potent III in the first place, you'd need the other parent to have potent III or II. For a child to inherit both potent III and nurturing III, you would need both parents to have potent III/nurturing III, or one with both level III and the other with both level II, or each with one at III and the other at II, etc.