Thylacoleo Spawn Command Find the Ark ID, spawn command, blueprint and name tag for Thylacoleo, a creature in Ark: Survival Evolved. Use the spawn command builder to customize the spawn distance... Thylacoleo Creature ID with Spawn Commands - Ark IDs Learn how to spawn a Thylacoleo, a dinosaur from Primal Earth, in ARK: Survival Evolved. Find the command ID, blueprint path, and spawn distance for tamed and wild... Thylacoleo Spawn Commands - Dododex Ark Thylacoleo Spawn Command | Tamed And Wild - Ark Dino Paste a spawn command from the list below into the console and press the ENTER key on your keyboard. Note: If on multiplayer you must first enter the code enablecheats ... Thylacoleo Cheat Codes - Arked.gg Thylacoleo - ARK: Survival Evolved Wiki Learn how to summon and tame Thylacoleo, a powerful marsupial creature in Ark: Survival Evolved. Find the entity ID, blueprint path, and dossier information for... Thylacoleo Creature ID with Spawn Commands and Taming Details ... Thylacoleo are capable of pinning down flyers in mid-flight (anything but the Quetz and Wyvern, I believe), other Thylacoleo, and even Therizinos. You can also jump from... Thylacoleo | ARK: Survival Evolved - Dododex Here you will find how to spawn Thylacoleo in Ark. Spawn command and code provided. Ark Thylacoleo Creature ID and Spawn Command | Games Ref Learn how to spawn Thylacoleo, a prehistoric marsupial, in Ark: Survival Evolved using its creature ID or entity ID. Copy and paste the spawn command, blueprint path, and... Ark Thylacoleo Creature ID With Spawn Command | Entity ID Jun 26, 2022 · Jump towards a tree and hold the corresponding button/key: Space (for PC) A (for Xbox) X (for PS4) Pounce. While a Thylacoleo is climbing up a surface, it can face down... Ark Thylacoleo (Abilities, Taming, Food, Saddle, Breeding ... Ark IDs https://arkids.net › creature › thylacoleo Thylacoleo Creature ID with Spawn Commands - Ark IDs Find the Ark ID, spawn command, blueprint and name tag for Thylacoleo, a creature in Ark: Survival Evolved. Use the spawn command builder to customize the spawn distance... People also ask How do I spawn Thylacoleo? Use our spawn command builder for Thylacoleo below to generate a command for this creature. This command uses the "SpawnDino" argument rather than the "Summon" argument which allows users to customize the spawn distance and level of the creature. Thylacoleo Creature ID with Spawn Comman… arkids.net/creature/thylacoleo See all results for this question How do I spawn a level 110 Thylacoleo? For example, to spawn a level 110 Thylacoleo about two foundations away, you would use the command admincheat SpawnDino "Blueprint'/Game/PrimalEarth/Dinos/Thylacoleo/Thylacoleo_Character_BP.Thylacoleo_Character_BP'" 500 0 0 110 If the spawn command using the entity ID does not work, try spawning using the blueprint path. Ark Thylacoleo Creature ID and Spawn Com… gamesref.com/games/ark/creature-ids/thylacoleo See all results for this question How does Thylacoleo tame? If it needs to escape from a fight, Thylacoleo uses its muscular hind legs to jump back to safety among the trees. Thylacoleo is a moderately strong mount, and its ability to climb trees and jump long distances makes it useful for traversal. As such, developing tribes often tame it. Thylacoleo - ARK: Survival Evolved Wiki ark.fandom.com/wiki/Thylacoleo See all results for this question Where does Thylacoleo live? Thylacoleo Saddle (Level ?) The Thylacoleo (thy-lah-ko-lee-oh), more commonly known as a Marsupial Lion, Tree Cat or simply Thyla, is one of the Creatures in ARK: Survival Evolved. The Thylacoleo lives in the Redwoods on The Island, Ragnarok, Extinction, Valguero, The Center, Crystal Isles, and Lost Island. Thylacoleo - ARK: Survival Evolved Wiki ark.fandom.com/wiki/Thylacoleo See all results for this question What Thylacoleo cheat codes are available? All Thylacoleo Cheat Codes including SDF, SDFRide (play as the dino!), GMSummon, Tamed, Wild, Blueprint, ID & more. Full instructions. Thylacoleo Cheat Codes - Arked.gg arked.gg/cheat-codes/creatures/thylacoleo/ See all results for this question How does Thylacoleo fight? Thylacoleo's most notable fighting quality is its powerful jaws. Once it bites its prey, it locks its jaw in an iron grip that can hold most smaller creatures in place. Thylacoleo then goes on to savage its prey with its sharp claws. 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Note: If on multiplayer you must first enter the code enablecheats ... ark.fandom.com https://ark.fandom.com › wiki › Thyla Thylacoleo - ARK: Survival Evolved Wiki Overview Basic Info Combat Taming Utility Notes/Trivia References The Thylacoleo lives in the Redwoods on The Island, Ragnarok, Extinction, Valguero, The Center, Crystal Isles, and Lost Island. In Scorched Earth the Thylacoleo spawns at the edges of the dunes and on low lying cliffs. On Ragnarok, it can also be found on the Rashaka Savannah islands alongside many Scorched Earth creatures. On Crystal Isles, it can also be found in the Desert Savannah. The R-variant is found in the North and South mountain ranges of the Eden zone. See full list on ark.fandom.com General The Thylacoleo spawns on the sides of redwood trees, ready to pounce on any unlucky creature should it come into this predator's pouncing range. Should a player be flying near it, the Thylacoleo will leap off the tree pulling you from your mount to the ground and holding onto you till death. If it's on the ground, it can be easily avoided. If the confrontation is inevitable, bait it out of the tree and then kill it. It has the base health of a Spinosaurus and the damage of a Carno (plus a very powerful bleed), so melee fights are best avoided even if the Thylacoleo are low level. Thylacoleos will pounce on wild creatures and will likely be found on the ground if this happens. They do not appear to ever climb trees in the wild, only spawn on them (and re-attach when out of render), so once dismounted they remain terrestrial. Thylacoleo will maliciously attack any player, so be wary in the redwood forests. Thylacoleos have distinct aggression types depending on whether or not they are within trees. While within a tree, they are capable of targeting the rider regardless of their mount. The pounce treats the rider and mount separately, and effects against one will not directly affect the other: •Similar to the Kaprosuchus, it is possible for the Thylacoleo to dismount the rider and pin them to the ground. •Similar to the Megalosaurus, it is also possible for the Thylacoleo to pin the mount itself - taking the survivor for a ride, but not preventing them from dismounting. Strategy The Thylacoleo is strong and tough to confront. You can climb a tall rock and shoot it with a crossbow or even a firearm if needed. While flying, the Thylacoleo is very easy to spot if you are looking for it and is best avoided. It's leaping attack is not a certain hit, meaning that your flying mount can evade it by adjusting the direction it flies before it actually hits you. Weaponry It's best to use ranged weapons or combat mounts, as it has both high damage and health. See full list on ark.fandom.com KO Strategy It is ill advised to approach a Thylacoleo that is perched in a tree. It will knock you down if you are on a smaller flying mount including a Pteranodon, Argentavis, Phoenix, Pelagornis, or a Tapejara. Take advantage of their stationary position to get a free shot with a tranquilizer arrow or dart. Once on the ground, they are still rather fast and have relatively high torpor for their size. Ideally, use a Griffin, which allows you to use weapons while mounted and flying. Using a move-and-fire strategy, attack the Thylacoleo with ranged tranquilizing weapons from the air. Be careful not to drift under the Thylacoleo if shooting it while it is up a tree, and be aware of the possibility that more Thylacoleos may be lurking in nearby trees once you knock it to the ground. Use a Rex or another tank to soak up damage and then tranquilize it. If you are not high level or have strong tames and you meet one on flat ground, run and try to get it stuck if you can keep running or tranq it. On flat ground they are very fast and will decimate you swiftly. As with other medium-sized creatures, using a Crystal Wyvern, Quetzal, or Wyvern to carry it, or using a fast mount to kite inside into a pen made out of materials it cannot damage and then firing tranquilizers at it from windows or a high platform is also viable. If a Griffin is not available, this is the second-best option. Note that their torpor depletion rate is very high, about half that of a Quetzal. As such, it is important to keep them under the effects of the increase over time effect of ranged torpor weapons as you will quickly lose progress if you are unable to keep up the fire. Luring them into bear traps is a good way to inflict torpor fast. Depending on the level you will need more traps. Alternatively Plant Species Y Trap may be used however unlike the Bear Trap these traps deal Damage Over Time and can potentially damage taming effectiveness. Another method is to use a tall mount, like a paracer or bronto, and stand on it's back. The thylacoleo will attempt to reach you if on the ground, leaving it open to tranquilizer. Taming Food Note that the values are for optimal cases, always bring extra supplies! For a level-dependent count of resources needed, try an external taming calculator. See full list on ark.fandom.com Controls The Thylacoleo can climb vertical surfaces such as walls or Redwood trees by jumping at the surface and keeping the jump key held in the air. Once latched onto the surface, the jump button can be released and the Thylacoleo will remain clung to the surface. While in climbing mode, It can shimmy straight up or slide straight down on the surface, but it cannot move left or right, nor can it climb past an obstacle like an overhang, which will prevent it from climbing any further upwards. Successfully reaching the top of a climbable surface will cause the Thylacoleo to jump off the wall and haul itself over the top, so that it can land on and stand on top of said surface, if there is room for it to do so. Sliding straight down will cause the Thylacoleo to detach itself from the surface once it meets the ground. Be wary of sliding down too quickly, however, as hitting the ground while sliding downwards too swiftly will deal the Thylacoleo a large amount of fall damage. Optionally, you can also detach from the climbable surface at any time by pressing the secondary attack key (default Rmb, , ). If you so wish, the Thylacoleo can cling to a surface indefinitely, and will stay attached even if the player dismounts (although it can be brought back down with a whistle command). While clinging to a surface, the player cannot use mounted weaponry, however, the Thylacoleo itself is able to perform a new special move. While mounted and attached to the wall, if the player rotates the camera down, the Thylacoleo will flip over and a targeting reticle will appear, indicating that the Thylacoleo is ready to pounce with the attack key (default Lmb, , ). If the pounce hits a valid target, it will immobilize them and the Thylacoleo will chew on them until either the target dies or the player releases it with the secondary attack key (default Rmb, , ). All pounce-able targets are unable to fight back while held in the Thylacoleo's death-grip, with the exclusion of Humans, which have a chance to defend themselves with melee weaponry and firearms if caught. Do note that the pounce damage and mauling is NOT boosted by leveling up melee damage. It does decent damage (30 damage for the pounce, 40 per maul in a 3-attack sequence), but since most targets cannot fight back, this isn't a major factor. Also be advised that, depending on the distance to the ground when the Thylacoleo pounces, the marsupial lion itself can be, minorly, injured during the impact. If the pounce hits a Human, it will also dismount them from a saddle if they were riding a tame. Beware however, as humans, unlike creatures, can fight back while held by the Leo's pounce grapple, and this can put your Thylacoleo at risk, especially if the pounced player has a shotgun at their disposal. Alternatively, the pounce move can be used outside of combat as a method of quick travel, by launching a Thylacoleo from tree to tree. If the jump button is held while the Leo flies through the air to the other tree, it will latch onto the redwood (or other climbable surface) when its claws make contact. The following creatures are capable of being pounced (and probably a few others too, since this list is a bit outdated): •Achatina •Ankylosaurus •Araneo •Argentavis •Arthropluera •Baryonyx •Beelzebufo •Bulbdog •Carnotaurus •Castoroides •Chalicotherium •Compy •Daeodon •Dilophosaurus •Direwolf •Dodo •Doedicurus •Dung Beetle •Equus •Featherlight •Gallimimus •Gigantopithecus •Glowtail •Hesperornis •Hyaenodon •Ichthyornis •Iguanodon •Jerboa •Jug Bug •Kairuku •Kaprosuchus •Lymantria •Lystrosaurus •Mantis •Megaloceros •Megatherium •Mesopithecus •Moschops •Otter •Oviraptor •Ovis •Pachy •Pachyrhinosaurus •Parasaur •Pegomastax •Pelagornis •Phiomia •Phoenix •Pteranodon •Pulmonoscorpius •Purlovia •Raptor •Ravager •Rex •Sabertooth •Shinehorn •Tapejara •Tek Parasaur •Tek Raptor •Tek Rex •Terror Bird •Therizinosaur •Thorny Dragon •Thylacoleo •Titanoboa •Titanomyrma •Trilobite •Troodon •Unicorn •Vulture Roles •Combat Specialist: The Thylacoleo may be small compared to the giant combatants of the ARKs like Rexes and Spinos, but appearances can be deceiving. Despite its size, the Thylacoleo can be one of the most lethal fighters available, enough to rival, and even one-up, their larger competitors in some situations. For starters, it has very similar stats to that of the Allosaurus, which already lands it just below the combat capabilities of the larger fighters. What gives the lion an edge on its larger competitors, however, is not its stats, but in fact its access to Gnashed; a bleeding status effect that drains up to 5% of a victim's health over five seconds, which cannot be negated by armor. This ability to deal a fixed, high percentage of damage to a target's health, coupled with its high base stats and maneuverability, lands the Thylacoleo a top-tier position in nearly any combat role imaginable. •Slayer: Similar to the Allosaurus and Deinonychus, having access to the Gnashed status effect allows the Thylacoleo a specialty role in combat; the ability to shred high-healthed and heavily armored opponents, the likes of which even a group of Rexes would find difficult to bring down, and in some cases; even solo-kill these difficult enemies. Depending on their target, it is occasionally a good idea to bring support tames to back up your Thylacoleo; the Yutyrannus for its powerful courage roar, and the Mammoth for its damage reducing bellow. Among tames that inflict bleeds on land, the Thylacoleo's is the most efficient, beating out the Allosaurus' bleed with twice the speed, and the Carnotaurus' bleed by a small amount. Likewise, the Thylacoleo's is always applied by its primary attack, rather than an occasionally-used secondary attack like the Allo's or Carno's; increasing the up-time of the bleed by non-ridden Thylacoleos. Given that the only bleed that stacks with other bleeds is the Deinonychus' bleeding effect, the best bleed-team available is one Thylacoleo paired with a pack of Deinonychus, which can result in some very swift kills of what would be otherwise brutal and punishing opponents. The Titans of the Extinction map, however, are immune to the Thylacoleo's bleed, and thus should be avoided where the Thylacoleo is concerned. •Alpha-Slayer: Whether it's for getting rid of them as mere pests, killing them for the massive amount of Raw Prime Meat they're worth, collecting their relevant Trophies, or leveling your Chibi-Pets; the Thylacoleo makes slaughtering Alpha Creatures a walk in the park. Alpha Rexes, however, present a risk to lower leveled and less adequately armored Thylacoleo. For more dangerous alphas such as these, wait until your opponent is distracted, and bite them from the tail-end. •Giga-Slayer: With the support of a tankier tame to act as bait, Thylacoleos can be used to bleed out a Giga if mounted by an adept rider. You can NOT avoid all damage as the Giganotosaurus has a very large attack radius, so a good saddle is advised. Likewise, a Yutyrannus and a mammoth, the former for its courage roar, the latter its fear bellow, can be used to mitigate the damage you take while increasing the damage you give. •Titanosaur-Slayer: The Thylacoleo is the only bleeder who can completely negate the Titanosaur's knockback, and is likewise sturdy enough (at high enough levels) to withstand the giant sauropod's damage output. The lion manages this with its ability to jump; able to leap at the Titanosaur and land bites on it while airborne, where the sauropod's knockback cannot be effectively applied to it. This in of itself is already a tremendous advantage, but the marsupial lion has one more trick up its sleeve; it is possible to position the Thylacoleo, even after the Titanosaur has been aggravated, underneath the sauropod's belly (just ahead of its two back legs), where it can trip up a wild Titanosaur's ability to register that the Thylacoleo is within range to be attacked. This allows a ridden lion to, with careful maneuvering, continuously pummel a wild Titanosaur with its gnashing bite while completely disabling the Titanosaur's ability to damage it. Depending on how adept the rider is at commanding their lion, the use of support tames can be dropped entirely for this role. •Golem-Slayer: Due to their incredibly high armor and damage resistances, Golems are prime targets for bleeders like the Thylacoleo. •Deathworm-Slayer: While not a role that Thylacoleo are specifically required for, they do indeed make the task of felling the dangerous Deathworms much easier, particularly the Alpha worms due to their large amounts of health. •Brute-Slayer: A similar threat to the Enraged Creatures of Extinction, the Brute Creatures of Genesis are a nasty challenge; boasting similar damage output, health pools, and resistances; creatures that inflict Gnashed like the Thylacoleo are essentially required. Depending on the Brute Creature in question, bringing a Yutyrannus and a Mammoth along for the ride is generally a good idea. •Travel Mount: While not the fastest tame you can possess, and its smaller size making it a target of other medium-sized, wild aggressors; the Thylacoleo is still fast enough for travel considerations, and its relative sturdiness and gnashing bite make it a fairly safe option for getting around. Likewise, its jumping and climbing prowess enables it to handle terrain that many other tames might struggle with. •Cave Delver: With both its combat and traveling skills taken into consideration, the Thylacoleo makes a prime candidate for tackling most artifact caves (though said caves often require a Cryopod to get the lion inside). Caverns that require traversal through water, however, are best left to stronger swimmers than the lion, unless the swimmable section can be skipped by climbing. Caves that have magma, on the other hand, with its precise and skillful jumping abilities, are a challenge that the Thylacoleo particularly excels in handling. The Thylacoleo is especially suited to dealing with the artifact caves of Scorched Earth, where it can easily handle the terrain, and with its bleeding bite, easily dispose of the highly armored, and annoying, Rubble Golems. •Ambusher: As stated in their bestiary, they are exceptionally skilled at ambushing unsuspecting players in PvP. A unique choice for combat, many do not think to look in the trees for threats, and pouncing upon a victim of your choice will result in decent damage (But static damage, as you cannot increase the damage of their pounce) and will kill most unarmored or lightly armored opponents from the pounce and combo alone. The rapid assault afterwards should finish the job. Thylacoleos have rather small builds, compared to the likes of other hitters like the Allosaurus. It is easy to hide them in curious places, especially with their ability to climb. •Escape Vehicle: Despite being a deadly animal able to hold it's own in a fight the Thylacoleo is also fast. Thanks to it's speed it can be used to escape from danger. Thylacoleo's ability to climb vertical surfaces is a good way to escape from threats. See full list on ark.fandom.com For information pertaining specifically to the real-world Thylacoleo, see the relevant Wikipedia article. •The Thylacoleo's pounce can be startling for players not expecting it. Be cautious while taming these, they can give you quite a scare when they jump on you from trees. •The Thylacoleo was first revealed on September 30, 2015 •Thylas take massively reduced fall damage, for more info see Fall Damage. •Dossier revealed on December 14, 2015 •Thylacoleo has the ability to roar (press C on PC, on Xbox One, and PS4). 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