Quote from PCAwesomeness
Quote from Commandosaurus
Completely random (Well not really, I just don't expect this to be added), but here's a quick example of how I'd organize all the dinosaurs with in different dimensions (Each ______: would be a different dimensio):
Triassic:This isn't every creature I would add, there are a lot missing. Once again, just an example.
Gondwana
Herrerasaurus
Eoraptor
Pisanosaurus
Saurosuchus
Staurikosaurus
Laurasia
Chindesaurus
Mussaurus
Thecodontosaurus
Liliensternus
Postosuchus
Coelophysis
Plateosaurus
Thecodontosaurus
Desmatosuchus
Air
Dimorphodon
Water
Nothosaurus
Tanystropheus
Cimbospondylus
Shonisaurus
Jurassic:
Antarctica
Cryolophosaurus
Glacialisaurus
Early Jurassic Laurasia
Dilophosaurus
Syntarsus
Anchisaurus
Scutellosaurus
Early Jurassic Africa
Lesothosaurus
Heterodontosaurus
Fabrosaurus
Massospondylus
Dracovenator
Syntarsus
Vulcanodon
Mid-Jurassic Asia
Agilisaurus
Shunosaurus
Huayangosaurus
Gasosaurus
Mid-Jurassic Europe
Eustreptospondylus
Megalosaurus
Cetiosaurus
Late Jurassic Africa
Barosaurus
Brachiosaurus
Ceratosaurus
Kentrosaurus
Dryosaurus
Dicraeosaurus
Late Jurassic Asia
Caudipteryx
Mamenchisaurus
Monolophosaurus
Tuojiangosaurus
Yangchuanosaurus
Psittacosaurus
Sinosauropteryx
Siamosaurus
Gigantspinosaurus
Late Jurassic North America
Allosaurus
Amphicoelias
Barosaurus
Brachiosaurus
Camarasaurus
Camptosaurus
Ceratosaurus
Diplodocus
Drinker
Dryosaurus
Coelurus
Ornitholestes
Othnielia
Seismosaurus
Stokesaurus
Stegosaurus
Supersaurus
Saurophaganax
Late Jurassic Europe
Archaeopteryx
Camarasaurus
Camptosaurus
Compsognathus
Metriacanthosaurus
Torvosaurus
Lourinhanosaurus
Jurassic Air
Rhamphorhynchus
Pterodactylus
Jurassic Water
Liopleurodon
Metriorhynchus
Leedsichthys
Geosaurus
Ichthyosaurus
Hybodus
Cryptoclidus
Plesiosaurus
Ophthalmosaurus
Pliosaurus Funkei
Cretaceous:
Early Cretaceous Africa
Afrovenator
Malawisaurus
Brachiosaurus
Early Cretaceous Asia
Caudipteryx
Raptorex
Ultrasaurus
Wuerhosaurus
Yangchuanosaurus
Psittacosaurus
Early Cretaceous Europe
Pelecanimimus
Iguanodon
Pyroraptor
Thescelosaurus
Neovenator
Concavenator
Early Cretaceous South America
Irritator
Amargasaurus
Santanachelys (turtle)
Mid-Cretaceous Africa
Aegyptosaurus
Carcharodontosaurus
Ouranosaurus
Spinosaurus
Paralititan
Suchomimus
Bahariasaurus
Deltadromeus
Nigersaurus
Sarcosuchus
Mid-Cretaceous Asia
Alectrosaurus
Beipiaosaurus
Microraptor
Sinornithosaurus
Sinornithoides
Segnosaurus
Titanosaurus
Mei Long
Yutyrannus
Dilong
Guanlong
Mid-Cretaceous Australia
Minmi
Muttaburrasaurus
Leaellynasaura
Australovenator
Mid-Cretaceous Europe
Baryonyx
Hylaeosaurus
Iguanodon
Scipionyx
Hypsilophodon
Mid-Cretaceous North America
Sauropelta
Utahraptor
Acrocanthosaurus
Deinonychus
Sauroposeidon
Tenontosaurus
Zephyrosaurus
Iguanodon
Nodosaurus
Mid-Cretaceous South America
Argentinosaurus
Mapusaurus
Aucasaurus
Carnotaurus
Giganotosaurus
Unenlagia
Alvarezsaurus
Saltasaurus
Patagonykus
Puertasaurus
Madagascar
Rahonavis
Majungasaurus
Rapetosaurus
Masiakasaurus
Late Cretaceous Asia
Alioramus
Avimimus
Citipati
Deinocheirus
Conchoraptor
Gallimimus
Homalocephale
Ingenia
Oviraptor
Protoceratops
Pinacosaurus
Saichania
Rajasaurus
Saurolophus
Shantungosaurus
Tarchia
Mononykus
Therizinosaurus
Tsintaosaurus
Velociraptor
Wannanosaurus
Tarbosaurus
Late Cretaceous Inland
Ankylosaurus
Dracorex
Anzu
Anatotitan
Dryptosaurus
Hypacrosaurus
Maiasaura
Pachycephalosaurus
Ornithomimus
Triceratops
Tyrannosaurus
Stygimoloch
Bambiraptor
Late Cretaceous Zuni Basin
Zunityrannus
Nothronychus
Dromaeosaurus
Zuniceratops
Late Cretaceous Alberta
Albertonykus
Edmontonia
Edmontosaurus
Gorgosaurus
Archeoraptor
Acrotholus
Centrosaurus
Albertosaurus
Lambeosaurus
Euoplocephalus
Struthiomimus
Stegoceras
Styracosaurus
Chasmosaurus
Arctic
Nanuqsaurus
Troodon
Edmontosaurus
Pachyrinosaurus
Late Cretaceous North America Other
Alamosaurus
Deinosuchus
Parasaurolophus
Troodon
Daspletosaurus
Lythronax
Corythosaurus
Dromaeosaurus
Pentaceratops
Cretaceous Air
Pteranodon
Ornithocheirus
Tapejara
Quetzalcoatlus
Nyctosaurus
Hatzegopteryx
Cretaceous Water
Tylosaurus
Xiphactinus
Archelon
Ichthyornis
Hesperornis
Elasmosaurus
Ammonites
Platecarpus
Hybodus
You forgot Segisaurus, AGAIN.
At least I knew I was doing it this time

I would add every prehistoric creature ever if I controlled this mod.
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It is true; we've been dealing with an issue that unfortunately has been with us for a while, and that is the fact that we are having trouble finding coders willing to help finish our work after the ones we had couldn't stay in the project. However, I have been trying to find one recently and hopefully we get back on track, but I really can't tell you when that's happening.
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Now that does make a whole lot more sense; thank you, Commando. By the way, out of curiosity, has anyone here ever seen this?
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There has been some new research on sounds made by prehistoric animals lately and we're thinking about implementing them to our mod..
Definitely a good idea.
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Honestly, the CGI used in Jurassic World was very detailed, but like most of today's CGI (regarding living, moving organisms), it was too "smooth" and "fluid", making it seem unreal. I think the original movie's CGI may have been actually the opposite, and one of the reasons why it holds up to this day. I just hope if they're using it full-time now, it is like the original: more organic and real-looking.
Also, if these news are completely true, I am a bit heartbroken, because I'm an enormous fan of pratical effects. I mean, CGI can be incredible and you can do things we can yet never achieve with pratical effects, but pratical effects are REAL. They're simply real. Tom Cruise was actually on a plane in Mission Impossible: Rogue Nation! In Mad Max: Fury Road, they exploded a ton of cars and people actually jumped from place to place like that! They could've done it using CGI, but it was real, and that's amazing to me.
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Well, our progress is good as usual. We have been slightly slowed down due to Blade's computer needing fixing, but it is merely a temporary obstacle. In the mean time, some concepts and animations -which must remain nebulous for the time being- have been developed to ensure the consistency of the mod's healthy state. We'll let the community know of any news, if such action is allowed, any time soon!
... What? I did not look up fancy words, okay?! ... Yeah, I did...
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I think he was vaguely quoting what Dr. Alan Grant said in Jurassic Park III, "What John Hammond and InGen did at Jurassic Park is create genetically engineered theme park monsters! Nothing more and nothing less."... Which is sorta true, considering DNA from frogs and other animals were used in their creation, making them not 100% true Dinosaurs.
That would explain why most are so different from their real life counterparts, but it's not necessarily a bad thing... It gives the creatures their own special style we know and love from Jurassic Park, as well as various possibilities to add creativity (like having a camuflaging Carnotaurus). I like it a lot, in fact.
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Well... I'm CookieSSWORD; try to eat me and there is a 100% chance you'll get seriously injured. 60% chance you'll die, but hey... 60% of the time, it works everytime.
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... What? You want me to say something about this? Nah, I'll just keep it a mystery.
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PaleoCraft can be used with Biomes O' Plenty, but some things occur at the momment (some PaleoCraft biomes like the PaleoSea some times appear in the Overworld).
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Give me some feedback in here or in the DeviantART page itself if you have an account! Also, it's a personal side-project of mine, so it's not certain that it will be in a future Wave.