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Wide finds a way. 🦕 🔞(NSFW/fetish account! 18+ only!)🔞 Making weird model edits for Jurassic World Evolution and related games.
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Cohabitation planning is still a work in progress. Pairing some of our smallest creatures with some of our largest seems to work out on paper, and they enjoy each other's company. However, we HAVE noticed some missing Homalocephale. We're going to have to revise the diet plans... #impliedvore

submitted 18 hours ago • 3 comments

Cohabitation planning is still a work in progress. Pairing some of our smallest creatures with some of our largest seems to work out on paper, and they enjoy each other's company. However, we HAVE noticed some missing Homalocephale. We're going to have to revise the diet plans... #impliedvore

submitted 18 hours ago • 3 comments

(Slowly chipping away at re-learning the mod tools. Still plenty of backlog until then though!)

submitted 1 day ago • 4 comments

She (also) saw you staring.

submitted 1 day ago • 4 comments

He saw you staring.

submitted 5 days ago • 3 comments

She (also) saw you staring.

submitted 1 day ago • 4 comments

So about that one Mamenchi from the control group... it looks like they really did catch up!

submitted 2 days ago • 0 comments

So about that one Mamenchi from the control group... it looks like they really did catch up!

submitted 2 days ago • 0 comments

The body changes are even more striking when reunited with a member from the control group. They had a lot of catching up to do!

submitted 2 days ago • 12 comments

we have to go 𝒆𝒗𝒆𝒏 𝒃𝒊𝒈𝒈𝒆𝒓

submitted 3 days ago • 14 comments

Roughly 90 feet long from head to tail, the Mamenchisaurus was already one of the largest species in our roster. They've taken extremely well to the enhancements, and (if our food budget can keep up) are eager to match their length in width.

submitted 3 days ago • 6 comments

we have to go bigger

submitted 4 days ago • 2 comments

While they remain adept at taking (and choking) down larger prey, they seem to enjoy chasing down smaller morsels nearly as much. Playing with their food?

submitted 4 days ago • 2 comments

(Most of these screenshots were taken years ago. I'm going to try and refresh my memory with Blender to remake some of these models and try new species.) (There's still plenty of backlog to post until then, so don't worry!)

submitted 4 days ago • 1 comment

Social and play behavior remains unaffected by the added ballast. They're just as aggressive as ever, even with several hundred pounds of mass wobbling around.

submitted 4 days ago • 1 comment

He saw you staring.

submitted 5 days ago • 3 comments

The raptor experiments were a breakout success (thankfully without any actual breakouts)! Being far larger than their natural species gave us plenty of room to expand in all directions.

submitted 5 days ago • 1 comment

six-foot turkey (with and without stuffing)

submitted 5 days ago • 2 comments

(Admittedly, there are ulterior motives to thickening up some of the smaller herbivores - our Allosaurs weren't happy with their original size and demanded "larger portions")

submitted 6 days ago • 0 comments

We don't only specialize in theropods: our scientists are hard at work expanding the horizons (and waistlines) for all manner of species, big and small.

submitted 6 days ago • 0 comments

objects in mirror are closer than they appear

submitted 6 days ago • 5 comments

Some earlier enhancements were narrower in scope, such as focusing on the hips and thighs of the subject alone. The increased muscle density was meant to improve running speed, but results were inconclusive - the subjects were too distracted by their own jiggling to actually test for performance.

submitted 7 days ago • 2 comments

This account is for posting screenshots of my amateur model edits for JWE2! ️CW - images may contain: ⚠️ Non-anthro / quad (biped?) characters and creatures ⚠️ Weight gain, expansion, inflation ⚠️ Macro, size kink ⚠️ Vore (human and nonhuman prey) ⚠️ Workplace negligence, man's hubris before nature

submitted 7 days ago • 3 comments

The Acrocanthosaurus was one of the first tests to see whether an asset's frame could handle more "robust" additions. The results were better than expected...

submitted 7 days ago • 0 comments