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Manual
There are some external resources made by other people you can check out as well:
- Video: Starter Guide: Settings, Extracting by TimmyCarbine
- Video: How to use Smart Breeding by CyberAngel67
- Video: How to use Smart Breeding for breeding high-level creatures by jonesy-gaming, extended version
- Video: Short introduction and how to Share Library with Tribe-Mates
- Video: Anleitung auf deutsch von Sam McLeun
- Guide about SmartBreeding by lovelyg4m3r
- Open the invenvtory of the creature to see the current stat-values (making a screenshot may make things easier)
- Open ARK Smart Breeding and go to the "Extractor"-tab.
- Choose the correct species in the dropdown and enter the level and the stat-values
- Click "Extract Level Distribution"
- Now you can see the wild- and domesticated levelups of the different stats. If stats or controls are yellow or red, see below.
- Store your creature in the library to compare it to others and see which one is the best for your next breeding session.
A yellow stat means that there is no unique but multiple combination of wild and domesticated levels to get to the current value. Click on the yellow stat to get a list of all possible combinations in the right listbox. Choose the entry that is the correct one.
If you know that you never leveled up the stat, choose the entry that has 0 levels in the domesticated column. E.g. if you have Oxygen selected and know that you never leveled up this stat, the domesticated levels in that stat have to be equal to zero.
If you don't know how often you leveled up the stat, have a look at the sums under the stat-boxes and find the level-combinations that don't violate the conditions there.
If that doesn't help, a definitive way to find out the levels is to breed the creature with a creature you know the levels and then look at the levelups of the offspring. If it doesn't have inherited the levels of the known parent you now have the levels of your current creature.
If a stat or contorl is red, see Extraction issues.