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note the following:

Silly, weird, energetic moods have the same face texture

energeti wierd silly daisy same face texture.png

ABBREVIATIONS FOR EACH MOOD

This mini guide is for you to  find the moods for your daisies in your inventory-​

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  • Anxious = AN/

  • angry = an/

  • blissful = bl/

  • confused = co/

  • cranky = cr/

  • crazy = cr/

  • curious = cu/

  • devious =de/

  • ditzy = di/

  • energetic =en/

  • excited =ex/

  • gloomy gl/

  • hungry = hu/

  • lonely = lo/

  • mellow = me/

  • relaxed = re/

  • silly = si/

  • sleepy =sl/

  • weird = we/

daisies

Symbols

♥ = body

♦ =pedestal (also known as the flower part and read as "field" on the seeds)

NOTE: On daisies-only on bcolorful body will there be a change in both the pedestal and the body

♣ = effect

(symbols are shown only for live plants/bugs-through local chat and in your modified data hud)

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EFFECTS WILL BE ON THE EFFECTS PAGE (charts/mutation data section)

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Current version = 16C

starting version = 15j (15j for first release)

version with issues = N/A

biggest size =  grand

smallest size = dwarf

Current problems=N/a

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Racial types

only 1 racial type  = dai

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MOOD (affect the faces only) the following mood have the same abbreviation

  • Anxious MOOD AND ANGRY (AN/)

  • Cranky and crazy (cr/)

so rez  them out to see the difference

MOODS-- Angry, anxious, blissful, confused, cranky, crazy, curious, devious ditzy, energetic, excited, hungry, gloomy, lonely, mellow, relaxed, silly. sleepy, weird

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Please click the photos to get more information

type with out quotations in inventory

  • type "/dai+plant" in inventory to look for your daisies

  • type "/dai+plant+ (mood abbreviation to find by mood)

EXAMPLE "/dai+plant+gl/"  (for gloomy face daisy)

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click here to go to the size chart for daisies

click here to to go the racial type chart for daisies

click here to see mutation data for the daisies

BODY aka pedestal/body ♥ 

note: some parts of the body affect both the pedestal of the flower and the body -please see notes in the title

PETAL ♦ (Fruit)

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