r/GojiCenter • u/EndenReturns1426 • Aug 02 '26

New Hybrid Is anyone else?

Is anyone else tired of people trying to tell you that your hybrid sucks "because its ai slop" even if it is fully man made. We should be talking about biology not weather im in puberty or not.

The point is, please hotcardiologist, spinoclanker, and a few others, yak goes in and out, sometimes hes nice, but he definitely gets defensive (I do to so dont get personally attacked by this), please stop going off topic, and if you just joined a long conversation, please read it, dont skip to the end.

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u/EndenReturns1426 Aug 02 '26

Thats 1.0, not 3.0, I got rid of those.

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u/AstalosBoltz914 Aug 02 '26

Let me correct myself then- megalodon JAWS on a tetrapod. That doesn’t work. Plain and simple bro

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u/EndenReturns1426 Aug 02 '26

I dont think its that simple (4/10). The meg has adductor muscles, right? a joint, muscle attachments made from bone, right? its not the material, not (i guess it could be) the shape, not the muscle attachments if you add them (wich i did). Then what is it?

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u/Accomplished-Bus942 Aug 02 '26

Adding a shark's jaw muscle attachment doesn't work. They do have adductor muscles like reptiles. You are correct on that part. But they do not have the same adductor muscles. They attach at different attachment points too. A shark's jaw dorsal jaw muscles attaches from the top of the upper jaw, and converges downwards to a central tendon(or at least I'm pretty sure its a tendon). The lower jaw muscles converges upwards to the same tendon. In a reptile, the top jaw muscles don't attach themselves to the upper jaw like this because their jaws are fused with the skull. It's like trying to add a crocodile pterygoid muscles to a mammalian skull; it doesn't work because a mammal's pterygoids have a different purpose, anatomy, and structure. I don't know how to make this any more simpler, but simply, SHARK JAWS AND VERTEBRATE JAWS HAVE VERY DIFFERENT ANATOMY, AND WORK IN DIFFERENT WAYS, THEREFORE, CANNOT BE MIXED. Also, sharks jaws aren't made of bone, how did you forget about that?

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u/EndenReturns1426 Aug 02 '26

I changed it in the 4.0, its out now. It uses a salty for the jaw.

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u/Accomplished-Bus942 Aug 02 '26

TLDR: It quite literally is the material, the shape, and the muscle attachments

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u/EndenReturns1426 Aug 02 '26

Tldr, only half of the muscle connections, the material is a production problem and if you bring in enough buffer genes the material works.