Bohemian Genome Study Part 1

After exporting Bohemia I used the Genetics Kit for Creatures 3 to run a sanity check. No gene duplicates were found.
I played around with some Biochemical Receptors and Initial Concentrations and saved the new genome as Bohemian. Unfortunately, I completely forget to address the sleeping issue. Oh well...next time.

For those interested in the genetic alterations: Genome Comparison

Bohemia Case Study

Subject Zero: Bohemia-2nd generation

805 Genes;
Ran a "genome check" through LiveGMS: The only offspring with standard number of brain genes and no genetic errors.

Father: Quipo (Quip genetic breed)                                                        Mother: Elfina (Elfie genetic breed)

Both genomes need some more work, but seem stable enough to start a new project.

Observations/concerns:

Only sleeps for a moment. Literally, no more than a second or so.

Chemical values documented using the Biochemistry Set

Log begins around 34 min of age in Meso

Moved to Veridia at 42 minutes old(around 9min log time)

Reached adulthood at 44min (around 11min log time)

Log ends at 45 min (13min log time)

Average chemical values calculated using Excel:

           

Genome saved.

Genetic alterations and further studies to be posted soon. 

A few notes about my play-style...

A few notes about my play-style.

I am not a developer by any means. I’m a total amateur. Speaking of which, I am terrified of pissing someone off by posting pictures of “genetic breeds” that I’ve put together using various combinations of breeds, sprites and body data. I don’t know how I will possibly be able to give due credit. I have seen requests to not use a particular developer’s breed/sprites to create new breeds, so I am curious as to how best I can post pictures without being guilty of copyright infringement. Let me clarify: I did NOT create or design any of the Creatures-related images you will see in this blog. 

I can’t believe how long I fiddled with Docking Station before delving into any of the really good stuff.  Discovering LiveGMS was like discovering the game all over again. I save the genomes of norns that interest me the most or show the most potential (and okay yes, sometimes because I like the look). After doing a “genome check” to determine whether or not there are any major genetic errors that are far beyond my level of understanding; as long as everything looks good (or fixable by myself), the genome is saved in a special folder and eventually injected into a world using either the Portable Egg Layer for DS or the Eggernator for DS.

There are several things I do before any norns are allowed to roam around a world:

Move the teleporters from the Meso, Capillata hub and the Comms Room to into [expanded] inventory.

Next, I inject the following agents as if on auto-pilot:

Arreteur de norns

Camera Fixer

Creature Counter

CoC Pots

Dummy Control

Egg Finder Advanced

Elevines

HLM Patch

Hand Sight DS

Inseminator

Medical Moniter

Mini Copier DS

Portal Intelligence Core

Timer DS

Vocabulizer DS

Some type of intelligence test is always performed to ensure that norns with problematic genes and poor drives won’t weaken the gene pool. The Egg Finder Advanced (DS)  is placed at the bottom of the workshop and connected to the timer which is placed in the containment chamber out of reach of creatures. I despise lifts and buttons, so I have gotten into the habit of removing both in favor of Elevines. 

 I have also "designed" an intelligence test for the Biodome metaroom, which I’ll come back to another time.

There are many, many other agents that I regularly use. Those listed above have just become my basic, standard world setup.