The Dino Name Tag is used in the Server configuration for DinoSpawnWeightMultipliers entries to adjust the spawn rates of dinos. If you don't use a noteworthy distance value the creature will spawn in you and then will glitch out of you - not the best recommendation for carnivores. The 500 stands for a distance of about one or two foundations further away in the direction you are looking. So, let's say you want to spawn an at Ankylo level 120, you'll do:Īdmincheat SpawnDino 'Blueprint'/Game/PrimalEarth/Dinos/Ankylo/Ankylo_Character_BP.Ankylo_Character_BP'' 500 0 0 120 Use the following command to specify a distance. Using Summon the creature will spawn in you and then will glitch out of you. More complex commands are SpawnSetupDino which lets you specify the domesticated levels and SpawnExactDino which also lets you specify the wild levels, colors and more, but is not implemented clean so you have to cryo and uncryo the spawned creature first to see the set colors and correct stat values.

Using the Summon or the SDF command will spawn in a creature of a random level. There are multiple ways to spawn in a creature. If you frequently need to spawn in items or creatures, you might consider downloading a command tool. Creature IDs are used to spawn in-game creatures. These data values refer to the different types of creature IDs for the PC version of ARK: Survival Evolved.

Kill all wild dino command