Author Topic: Zoo Tek (Read 30661 times)

fern · « **Reply #50 on:** December 05, 2005, 07:43:55 PM »

New Download

ZooTek Christmas Pack 2005
By ZooTek Design Team
This pack of Christmas odds and ends has all the items you will needto build a fantastic Christmas scene in your zoos. Many thanks to Fern and Jay for providing rotations.

Available at Zootek Evolved

Jane · « **Reply #51 on:** December 10, 2005, 01:12:29 AM »

New Downloads at Zootek

Victorian Christmas Pack
by Savannahjan

Lynx Print Path
Cow Print Path
by Genkicoll

New Buildings by Jane
Ye ole Grocery
Artic Outhouse

The Updated ZooTek dll is required for these buildings

http://www.zootek.thecrazyturtle.com/forum...?showtopic=1766

fern · « **Reply #52 on:** December 10, 2005, 05:08:09 PM »

New Downloads

Two new paths by our favourite path person Genki
Ocelot Print Pat
Giraffe Print Path

available at Zootek Evolved

fern · « **Reply #53 on:** December 15, 2005, 05:02:06 AM »

Three new building downloads

JaneÂ´s Bistro
Redwood Lodge
Skidome
all by Jane

These all need the updated dll file

Available at ZooTek Evolved

fern · « **Reply #54 on:** December 22, 2005, 12:45:39 AM »

New ZT1 animal to download

White Boomer
by Icepengwyn

Available at ZooTek Evolved

fern · « **Reply #55 on:** December 24, 2005, 03:11:07 PM »

ZooTek Evolved [/SIZE]
would like to wish all the members and guests of Zoo Admin

Merry Christmas
May your day be filled with joy, peace and laughter

and a Happy New Year.

fern · « **Reply #56 on:** January 01, 2006, 10:00:38 PM »

New Downloads for the New Year.

Four new paths by Genkicoll
Sand Cat Path
Sharkskin Path
Snow Leopard Path
Zebra Print Path

New Packs
The Lion's Pride Christmas Pack
by Lupin Fan
Winter Fun Pack
by Savannahjan

Available at ZooTek Evolved

fern · « **Reply #57 on:** January 03, 2006, 12:09:45 AM »

Well....

We've got our Encyclopedia more or less to the stage we had ZTNE v3 at before the software fouled up.

And updates will continue.

All the known living placental mammals, save the rodents, the insectivores & the bats, are now shown, including scientific name. All of the domestic mammals, save the domestic rodents.

At present we do not have this in the new version but we do have listings for almost all of the prehistoric mammals before the marsupials as well as most of the prehistoric marsupials.

As to the wild mammals we have all the living carnivores, cetaceans, ungulates both odd & even toed, elephants, sea cows, hyraxes, lagomorphs, primates; just count out rodents, bats & insectivores.

We need to catch up on the prehistoric mammals. Our intention is to add a reference to every prehistoric mammal genus & an illustration. I don't intend to add prehistoric mammals where they have living representatives except in the case of very well known ones; cave bear, cave lion.

Once caught up, the Encyclopedia is going to be one of the finest resources for ANYONE in the Zoo Tycoon Community. We hope you will make good use of it!

You can access the Nature Encyclopedia here

http://www.zootek.thecrazyturtle.com/forum...dex.php?act=idx

fern · « **Reply #58 on:** January 05, 2006, 01:06:41 AM »

New ZT1 Download

Brick-themed Garden Pack, Part II
by Genkicoll

Available at ZooTek Evolved

fern · « **Reply #59 on:** January 09, 2006, 08:57:59 PM »

New ZT1 download

Olde Town Cobblestone Path
Antiqued Brick Path
By Genkicoll

Available at ZooTek Evolved

Brandi · « **Reply #60 on:** January 20, 2006, 12:56:31 PM »

Here is an update for you on the progress of our Nature Encyclopedia

Mammal orders so far complete include the living wild,domestic & extinct members of these still existing orders

Monotremata;Egg laying mammals
Artiodactyla;Even Toed Ungulates
Cetacea;whales,dolphins & porpoises
Perrisodactyla;Odd Toed Ungulates
Tubulidentata;Aardvarks
Carnivora;Carnivores
Hyracoidea;Hyraxes
Lagomorpha;Hares,Pikas & Rabbits
Macroscelidea;Elephant shrews
Pholidota;pangolins
Primates;monkeys apes & their relatives

And every genus listed for the following completely extinct orders

Notoungulata;Notoungulates
Triconodonta;Triconodonts
Multituberculata;Multituberculates
Kuehnotheria;basal mammals
Gondwanatheria;gondwanatheres
Holotheria;Holotheres
Docodonta;basal mammals
Cladotheria;dryolestids & their relatives
Allotheria;multituberculates
Australophenida ;Australophenids
Ausktribosphenida ;Ausktribosphenids
Boreosphenida;boreosphenids

And next to be added are the prehistoric elephants.Come & see.....

http://www.zootek.thecrazyturtle.com/forums/index.php

Brandi · « **Reply #61 on:** January 21, 2006, 12:44:55 PM »

Hup two three four
Keep it up two three four
Hup two three four
Keep it up two three four
Company sound off!

Ho, the aim of our patrol
Is a question rather droll
For to march and drill
Over field and hill
Is a military goal!
Is a military goal!

Hup two three four
Dress it up two three four
Hup two three four
Dress it up two three four

By the ranks or single file
Over every jungle mile
Oh we stamp and crush
Through the underbrush
In a military style!
In a military style!

Hup two three four
Keep it up two three four"

Now we don't usually quote Disney at you,but there aren't too many songs that we can think of about elephants.The reason elephants are on our minds is that we have just added all of the prehistoric proboscideans to the Nature Encyclopedia.

There are currently three living species of elephant,with zoologists debating the existence of a further two,pigmy species in Africa & Asia respectively;but there are also three hundred extinct species in the order.

As we promised,we have listed most of them by genus only,but we have added some of the better known Mammoth species.

Check it out
http://www.zootek.thecrazyturtle.com/forum...p?act=idx

CristiJaberJaws · « **Reply #62 on:** January 23, 2006, 12:37:11 PM »

Today's update for PPNE :w00t

"Well,our researches for the Encyclopedia have revealed several more genera of extinct Pangolins,which we will be adding in the next few days.

However,the main point to this post is to introduce you to a couple of mammal groups you may or may not have heard of.

Lets start with the superorder Ferae.Broadly speaking these are the animals which zoologists define as being Carnivore like.This doesn't mean they all eat meat though.One of the orders in this group you will know,the Carnivora,already completed in our Encyclopedia.Those who like prehistoric mammals will doubtless know of the second member of the group,the Creodonta,the creodonts.

The third is not so familiar.It's the Cimolesta.These range from small insectivore like mammals to quite large creatures,but like the creodonts no cimolestids are living today.

The second new group to the Encyclopedia are members of the Ungulata,that vast assemblage of mammals which covers elephants,hyraxes,whales,odd & even toed ungulates as well as a curious assembly of other mammals (as if the ones we have already mentioned were not curious enough as it is!).Those who still play ZT1 may well use one of it's members,the Macruachenia,in their zoos.

Macrauchenia is the most famous of a group of extinct ungulates called the Litopterns.These too,are making an appearance in PPNE as I complete the listings of the larger placental mammals!

Click the link & take a look.

Click here to go to PPNE!

Jane · « **Reply #63 on:** January 30, 2006, 09:59:38 PM »

Downloads Available at ZooTek Evolved

Prof Paul Pack

Buildings
Snowmobile Rentals
ZooGrammys Management Inc.
Cinema JabberJaw
Spa Savannahjan
AliciaÂ´s Lodge
NeilÂ´s Nightspot
Snowy Friendship Inn
ZooTek Lattes
ZooTek village skischool
ZooTek Village Ski Rentals
ZooTek Honeymoon Cabins
Zoo Tek Kids Korall
The ZooTek Savy Sauna
Real Estate
Mountain Chalet
Mc Beths Burger
Beths Snack Shack
ZooTek Bank

Updated Buildings
Keepers Taverna
Keepers Giftshop

The Updated ZooTek dll is required for these buildings

savannahjan · « **Reply #64 on:** January 31, 2006, 11:36:24 AM »

Back by popular demand, it's time to...

Get ready for your Mystery Date! [/b][/i][/SIZE]

Ever heard the terms "The blind leading the blind", "Flying blind" :cool or "Turning a blind eye"? Have you ever been on a blind date? Ever had a blind date that lasted for a whole month? In honor of Valentine's Day, all our friends at ZA are cordially invited to join in the fun for the ZooTek February individual zoobuilding contest;

:wub Mystery Date :wub

Your mission: To build a small zoo with your mystery date...before you meet them! Zoobuilding partners will be chosen randomly and will not be revealed until the contest results are announced. For those of you who did not participate in the Mystery Date contest last August, you may be wondering how we are going to manage that....well, join in and you'll find out!

If you are interested in taking part in this fun contest, please send me a PM, along with a valid e-mail address.

NOTE: Please do not volunteer to take part in the contest unless you can commit to build half of a small zoo with your mystery partner. We must have at least 6 contestants to stage this contest. Pairings will begin on February 1st, or when we have a sufficient number of contestants.

Get ready for your Mystery Date! [/SIZE]

savannahjan · « **Reply #65 on:** February 01, 2006, 09:18:53 AM »

Hi everyone! I just realized I didn't specify if this was a ZT1 or ZT2 contest (Thanks, Yellowrose!). We ran this contest last August for ZT1 only and it was so much fun! We had by far our best contest participation ever. But many people now focus primarily on ZT2. I have decided that we will also offer the contest for ZT2 if we get at least 6 people to participate. We already have 10 ZT1 players so pairings will begin today.

Hope you will join in the fun!

genkicoll · « **Reply #66 on:** February 01, 2006, 07:36:19 PM »

For those of you who love the Brick-themed Garden packs that I did over at Tek, I've just released a matching decorative brick fence that you can download from the Fences area of the Tek download area

Jane · « **Reply #67 on:** February 07, 2006, 07:11:32 AM »

new Beautiful path
by our Path Queen Genkicoll

Valentine Stepping Stones

you find it at

ZooTek

Jane · « **Reply #68 on:** February 09, 2006, 12:14:55 AM »

New Beautiful Pack from our
Wonderful Brandi

Fairytale Items

To be found at ZooTek

Brandi · « **Reply #69 on:** March 11, 2006, 01:07:40 PM »

Work has been proceeding well on the Nature Encyclopedia.

Our Guide to Geology is just about complete.

In the Guide to Reptiles (which mostly contains the extinct ones) you can find all the known phytosaurs,sauropods,prosauropods,ceratopsians & pachycephalosaurs

The Guide to Mammals has all the living dormice,pocket mice,kangaroo rats,pocket gophers,jerboas,jumping mice,gundis,scaly tailed flying squirrels,hutias,Old & New World porcupines,spiny rats & cave rats,tuco tucos,agoutis & cavies (wild & domestic) shown.

The Guide to Birds includes a few varieties of domestic fowl!

You can check it all out here

http://www.zootek.thecrazyturtle.com/forums/index.php

We also have a few new downloads: Genki's Themed Trash Bins, Genki's UP Elevator, and Genki's Tall Walls. Oh and her flowering vine path. We have a terrific Recycling Centre by Coeur de Lion, and Red and Green Observation areas by Toodlepops.

Brandi · « **Reply #70 on:** March 15, 2006, 12:18:03 PM »

Spring has sprung at Tek! Rumor has it that a few special.. well.. a bit o green may be soon spotted.. stay tuned

Brandi · « **Reply #71 on:** March 16, 2006, 05:36:42 PM »

A shimmer of gold at the rainbow's end.. but the fun is just starting for you, our friends! Wander on over to Tek tomorrow bright and early and get in on the fun!

genkicoll · « **Reply #72 on:** April 19, 2006, 08:22:52 AM »

Zoo-tek Evolved Forums will be down for maintenance today, April 19th, for maintenance to fix a few problems with the boards. It will be back bigger and better than ever by tomorrow~!

genkicoll · « **Reply #73 on:** April 20, 2006, 09:04:28 AM »

Zoo-tek is back online~!

CristiJaberJaws · « **Reply #74 on:** May 09, 2006, 12:45:20 PM »

Today's Nature News is now posted at Zoo Tek

PLUS

Well,I just added the Red Kangaroo to PPNE.You can find it in PP's Guide to Mammals.

Big deal,I hear you cry,you've added loads of mammals to PPNE.What makes the Red Kangaroo any different?

Well,the simple fact that I have now been working solidly on PPNE since December 2005;five months more or less.Now if you've been around the ZT community for a while,as I have,you will know that PP's Nature Encyclopedia was preceded by two versions known as the Zoo Tek Nature Encyclopedia;both listed every known living wild mammal.

The reason I mention this is,with the addition of the Red Kangaroo,PPNE too lists every known living wild mammal.(If any more are discovered,& three species have been,two monkeys,one rodent since I began this project I'm expecting more to be found.I will add them as information becomes available!)

BUT

In addition PPNE contains a comprehensive listing of the domestic mammals too.

The greatest difference between ZTNE & PPNE is that PPNE also includes a VERY comprehensive listing of the extinct mammal genera,ZTNE NEVER had this.Again,if more extinct mammals are discovered I will add them in as well!

This means you can now browse 10,981 listings in PP's Guide to Mammals,which I can confidently say is one of the most comprehensive mammal websites anywhere on the Internet!

Please come & take a look

http://www.zootek.thecrazyturtle.com/forums/index.php"

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Author Topic: Zoo Tek (Read 30661 times)