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i love your mod but sadly it seems to only work in my single player world. I tried it with my friend, we had the same config and the same mod version but the tamed animals were not following....
Edit: sorry. apparently, the pet need to stay first before using the mod.
[Edit] It looks like Mistlands adds 'persistence' to following pets. The way in which they do this 'competes' with WolfPack, resulting in some unexpected behavior such as you describe. I'm already converting to leverage their system, and will have an update shortly. Until then you should be 'mostly' compatible, as long as you don't select any pets 'by hand', or if you do, release them 'by hand' before calling them with WolfPack.
Playing on a GPortal server, and this mod is not installed on the server, just on my local cleint to test. Using v0.9.8.
Tried the default Ctrl-T keybind, no effect. Checked the Config file, there was no value bound for the command.
Closed the game, set the keybind value, relaunched. Opened the config file, and the keybind value was erased again.
Coming from Ark, I'm really missing running with a pack. Hopefully this is just a derp problem on my part.
If you have not already done so, please delete the config file entirely. Start a local game, not connected to the server, and let me know if the keybinds get created and work correctly. You shouldn't even need tames to test this. If you still have an issue, we can start looking at your other mods.
I tried your suggestion. The keybinds stayed and worked.
Thank you for the fix.
Any way to have this affect the PUPS as well (or all babies born), so their 'stay' spot is where they pop out to avoid this? As neat as it is seeing 100's of wolves roaming around it was making my world VERY laggy to be in as they just kept killing beer and popping out pups like rabbits.
Now all that would be nice is if there was a way to heal them... without breeding them... or ya know, make them not breed when eating meats and only heal, and need a crafted item fed to... do the do. >.>;;;
I'm not sure the "hold' will make any difference, however, in the scenario you mentioned. Once the wolves are excited, the 'wander limit' does not appear to apply. They'll probably still knock down your walls. You can test this now by setting StrictObedience 10 on your 'outside' wolves, then reset to 1 or 0, and select a few 'inside' wolves to follow 'by hand'. Set them to stay (which will use the lower value). You'll probably have to turn down your DetectionRange in order to not 'override' the stay behavior of the 'outside' wolves if they're close by.