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You can freely move the eggs, whether in or out of the turtle. **Today I’m sharing with you a simple way to reproduce two individual turtles from one egg.**
Sometimes, when you start getting too many turtles, it can become a little crowded. This is a breeding method that you can use to make a bigger place, so you can have more turtles.
Each turtle should have an amount of fish that should be stored every 6.00 seconds, so keep an eye on them! Stick these fish on a developed limestone block and give them to your turtles before they start to disappear. To ensure they survive, feed them every 60 seconds with a cooked or raw salmon.
When coding on this game, there are a few things that you should keep in mind:
1) The size of the square should be < 0.344544, because otherwise, the eggs will die.
2) The maximum reproduction you should have is 0.2 per second. If the rate is higher than that, the eggs will simply fall into the lava and won’t turn into turtles.
3) The size of the eggs should be < 58742.74, because otherwise, the eggs will die.
4) Each turtle should have a minimum of 15 fish items on them so that they can survive and reproduce.
With these factors mentioned, I used a simple code to reproduce two turtles from one egg:
This is my simple code on how to build two turtles from one egg on egg:
```spood
The egg is placed on the 0.3333 position, then there’s a 6.00 rate off by, and the amount of turtles should be 0.2222 per second.
```
It should be noted that at the starting point, the eggs are kept on the position of 0.3333, and then the maximum reproduction of the turtles is 0.2222 per second.
When I first started coding on this game, my friend took up a system to try and give me some tips. He suggested that I should try and maximize the eggs spawning by having a 21.00 spawn rate, but this actually caused the eggs to die as the turtles couldn’t possibly spawn at such a huge rate.
I went out and did some research to try and find out the best possible rate that I can have so that I can spawn a safe number of turtles time. I then found that maintaining a spawn rate of 0.2222 per second was the best bet that I could get to save the turtles.
Here’s a quick summary of the factors that you should copy on moving of the eggs:
1) The size of the square should be < 0.344544, because otherwise, the eggs will die.
2) The maximum reproduction you should have is 0.2 per second. If the rate is higher than that, the eggs will simply fall into the lava and won’t turn into turtles.
I hope that these tips are helpful for you on your adventures on egg with the fastest code in replay! Remember, these are just some small statistics that you can use on your building to spawn greater than one egg on egg. Have a great day everyone! ^cefending ^^ 09/10/2022 12:50 UTC ^^fahimfhgfgh^ SEC (🔘⁽⁏⌭⁾) 9:47 UTC * **226012&week** 0 < ® 21 MPC
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