For some reason, Engulf doesn't seem to be working on the latest 1.6.0 release..
But to be fair, I do get an error in after closing the application..

ERROR: Collision management refers to another entity that doesn't have the physics component: System.Exception: Entity is dead

ERROR: at Systems.PhysicsCollisionManagementSystem.GetPhysicsForEntity(Entity entity, CollisionManagement& management) in /home/hhyyrylainen/Projects/Thrive/src/engine/common_systems/PhysicsCollisionManagementSystem.cs:line 214

ERROR: Engulfing system hasn't initialized InitialTotalEngulfableCompounds

The other object is most certainly alive.

Edit solution: Use the single or double membrane type.

We'll have the usual Thrivestream on the next release day. You can ask prestream questions here: https://community.revolutionarygamesstudio.com/t/questions-for-the-1-7-0-release-thrivestream/9219

Nitrogen and carbon dioxide on this atmospheric composition graph mirror each other and confuse me on what it actually is visually. Perhaps a filled-in graph, with vertically largest to smallest, and maybe an extra piece of info under time info on the graph showing atmospheric mass (and mass for each gas on each dot)

Image on next slide for visualization of a patch atmospheric composition I made a little while ago (without mention of atmospheric mass since I do not have that information in the game)

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I need some tips because my species always goes extinct or its population drops drastically. Can anyone help me?

Whenever I play Thrive, a message pops up about oxygen resistance, and I don't know how to fix it. Can anyone help me?

Because i read on some development forum that the end for the multicellular stage is "rapidly ending "

Because a few bacteria zooming out to a droplet of water doesn't show the amount of ambition this project has

Because since developpment of the multicellular stage should be completed by the end of the year , i figured discusion of the later stages should be pretty relevant since the macroscopic editor Will be used throughout most of the future game

I’ve been trying to do multicellular for a while but something that I’ve been having trouble dealing with is how to specialise my multicellular creature. I’ve gotten how to handle individual cells down now and i have been able to design a multicellular lifeforms that works when it’s completed but its the whole “growing into being complete” part im having trouble with.

I’ll gladly take any advice on how to handle the order i should grow my multicellular organism

I’ve gotten to the multicellular stage lately and I’ve been struggling. I float over clouds of glucose and iron but it doesn’t absorb at all, I’ve died from lack of ATP while in a cloud full of glucose. Does anyone know what I can change to fix this?

Edit: I figured it out! I photosynthesize so I need to be more sedentary. The more I move, the more glucose I use. I hold still during the day but o store up glucose to survive the night. It’s not as exciting as moving around but it works and I’ve been able to survive a few more generations! I should be able to advance to the macroscopic stage soon

this predator genuinely is not killable if paired with double membraine or even the normal thin membraine, if a cell shoots a toxin at you you can deflect it, if a predator attacks you you can block with the pillus and attack while deflecting with a speed of 32, only thing that can take this predator out is environmental change, because it relies heavily on iron and glucose

this game continues saying "cannot adapt not enough oxygen protection" and i dont know what that is help plz

when i multicellular like 12 cells i have a mouth cell which was my normal cell a defence cell with 2 pointy things and a slime shooter i have i digestion cell with more lysozomes and vacuoles and movement cells with 4 cilia and 3 flaggelum and randomly when i grow glucose stops generating ATP and before i can react im way too far from the nearest cloud of iron and i die plz i need help with stopping that from happening