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[DinoMod] nanosaurus #59742
[DinoMod] nanosaurus #59742
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This dinosaur isn't very nano to me
Co-authored-by: TheShadowFerret <99621099+TheShadowFerret@users.noreply.github.com>
* [DinoMod] nanosaurus * Update dinosaur_CBM.json * Update hatchling.json * Update egg.json * Create nest_nanosaurus.json * Update dinosaur.json * Update lab.json * Update misc.json * Update monstergroups_egg.json * Update wilderness.json * Update map_extras.json * Update cooking_components.json * Update regional_overlay.json * Update data/mods/DinoMod/monsters/dinosaur.json Co-authored-by: TheShadowFerret <99621099+TheShadowFerret@users.noreply.github.com> * Update dictionary.txt Co-authored-by: TheShadowFerret <99621099+TheShadowFerret@users.noreply.github.com>
Summary
Mods "[DinoMod] nanosaurus"
Purpose of change
Monster diversity, realism
Describe the solution
A small feathered two legged dino in safe category, similar to a cat. Eggs, nests, CBM variant etc.
Describe alternatives you've considered
Another dino on the list, give it CLIMB but no real evidence for that, put in sauropod spawn group which has good evidence to support but she's not a sauropod.
Testing
Game loads no errors, monsters spawn and look right
Additional context
Well understood little dino common in Morrison Formation deposits, often found with sauropods