Foliage
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Tall English Elms by Dr Rick
By Fern
Tall English Elms
Author : Dr Rick
Current ztd date : August 11, 2013
Compatibility : All Game Versions
Description : This ".ztd" file contains 2 tall English or common elms (Ulmus procera). Also known as the Atinian Elm, it was spread across Europe by the Romans to train vines. The Romans also spread the fallow deer across Europe, joining native roe and red deer in Belgium where Taz was inspired to make her fabulous ZT animals. These English elms will go well with such Deciduous Forest animals. There are also decorative versions of these inside the same ".ztd" file that can be used in any exhibit and that do not count toward suitability so that you can add as many as you like to an exhibit.
Description from Dr Rick : The superb Eurasian deer made by Taz to increase the amount of European interest available for Zoo Tycoon zoos stimulated me to think about my many encounters with deer in the UK, France, Belgium and the Netherlands. These have included many in forest habitats right back to the 1970's, when I used to live on the edge of a forest in southern England. The hedgerow of the field opposite my house was dominated by several very large (30-40 metres tall) English elm trees. Under the shelter of these hedgerows, I met my first deer face to face, a baby roe deer. I felt therefore that these imposing elm trees went well with Taz's deer.
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Thylacine Balancing Act Fallen Tree by Dr Rick
By Fern
Thylacine Balancing Act Fallen Tree
Author : Dr Rick
Current ztd date : June 27, 2013
Compatibility : All Game Versions
Description : Guests will adore this Thylacine Balancing Act Fallen Tree and Australian Coniferous forest animals such as Tasmanian Tiger's Thylacine will also enjoy it.
Description from Dr Rick : While I was researching the thylacine for the decorative items, I watched the videos of the living animal, filmed before its untimely extinction. When I put Taz's animal into zoos, it captured the behaviour and appearance of the animal so well. In my imagination I could see the sidestep tigers loping through the brush and jumping up onto rocks and fallen trees. I took this flight of fancy and realised it as a series of little statues, vignettes of the life of a prematurely taken, much missed part of God's beautiful creation. And that brings me back to Taz, since these little scenes also form a memorial to stimulate the recollection of the life of a prematurely taken, much missed part of God's beautiful creation
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Pacific Aquatic Foliage by Dr Rick
By Fern
Pacific Aquatic Foliage by Dr. Rick
Current ztd dates : August 4, 2013 for the Pacific Dulse and the 3 Sea Urchin and August 3, 2013 for the rest
Compatibility : All Game Versions
Guests will enjoy these Pacific Aquatic Foliage. They are meant to go with North Pacific Aquatic animals like Tasmanian Tiger's Ribbon Seal. There are 10 types of foliage included. The Aggregating Anemone is a beautiful sea anemone, also called the clonal anemone. The rare Aleutian Kelp, Aureophycus aleuticus, was first described in 2008 and known only from Alaska and the Central Aleutian Islands. The Dragon Kelp, scientific name Eualaria fistulosa, are floating vertical leaves that form beautiful underwater forests off the coast of Alaska. The Feather Boa Kelp, scientific name Egregia menziesii, is a brown seaweed, typical of the algae in the group phaeophyta. The Flattened Acid Kelp, scientific name Desmarestia ligulata, is a brown seaweed typical of the simpler algae in the group phaeophyta. The Giant Green Anemone, scientific name Anthopleura xanthogrammica, is an animal with symbiotic green algae (both organisms benefit), so it likes strong light. The Green Sea Urchin, scientific name Strongylocentrotus droebachiensis, likes cold northern waters and varies in colour from yellow to green. The Pacific Dulse, scientific name Palmaria mollis, is a seaweed, a red lettuce-like member of the Rhodophyta (red algae) also called red ribbon. The Pale Sea Urchin, scientific name Strongylocentrotus pallidus, prefers deep water in real life. The Red Sea Urchin, scientific name Strongylocentrotus franciscanus, prefers sheltered water from 0 to 300 metres deep in real life. There are 3 versions inside each of the 10 ".ztd" files. One version is in the Aquatic area of the Foliage Purchase Menu. This type counts toward the foliage portion of suitability. When placed in a tank, it will show a living plant if the water is deep enough, otherwise it will show a nonliving plant. When placed on water terrain, it will show a living plant. Although it can also be put on land, this version is not meant to be put on land, since it will work differently on land, depending on the version of ZT, due to how MM and CC were made. Another version is decorative, which can be put in any exhibit and does not count toward suitability so that you can add as many as you like to an exhibit. A third version uses just the nonliving graphics, no matter where it is used: on land, on water terrain, or in a tank. This version can be put in any exhibit and does not count toward suitability. This version will work the same on land no matter which ZT version is used.
From Dr Rick:
Taz's ribbon seal is very pretty and, as always, beautifully animated, especially when in tanks within its enclosure. To make a screenshot, I wondered what to use on the bottom of the tank and, rather than being sensible and consulting a suitability guide, I looked on the web. Imagine my surprise when I discovered that quite large areas of the northern pacific where these animals are found are occupied by several different, very colourful, sea urchin species, green, purple, red and pale (pallid), and other areas by an amazing mosaic of kelp forest and a whole range of different beautiful seaweeds. I imagined being able to make a shimmering, colourful mosaic of different organisms across the tanks, and ribbon seals swimming between the fronds of a mixed kelp forest. And that is what I made, and Taz's ribbon seals look even more fabulous than expected as they weave between the laminas (leaf-like fronds) of the kelps.
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Termite Foliage by Dr Rick
By Fern
Termite Foliage
Author : Dr Rick
Keywords : termites, insects
Current DrRKapokTermiteNestTree.ztd date : July 11, 2013
Current DrRMonkeyPotTermiteTree.ztd date: July 12, 2013
Compatibility : All Game Versions
Description : Guests and Rainforest animals, such as Taz's Giant Armadillo, will enjoy the Kapok Termite Nest Tree (scientific name Ceiba pentandra). At the base of the tree is a large termite nest made by termites called Nasutitermes corniger. Guests and Rainforest animals, such as Taz's Giant Armadillo, will also enjoy the lovely Monkey Pot Termite Tree, Lecythis ampla, also called the olla de mono, with two large nests made by the termite Nasutitermes macrocephalus.
Description from Dr Rick : I put Taz's Giant Armadillo in an enclosure and made it look good with trees and rocks and termite nests. I wondered if amazonian termite nests look like the in-game one. I soon found that, although there are some a bit like the in-game one, others are huge irregular rounded agglomerations of chewed up wood on the sides of living trees and others are rounded or irregular shaped accumulations of munched up wood pulp. These excited my creative juices, resulting in these two trees, one with a termite nest just within reach of the giant armadillos, and the other with two nests which the animal can presumably only reach when it climbs up there when you are not looking.
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Decorated Grass Pack by RDingFT
By Fern
Decorated Grass Pack by RDingFT
Compatibility : All Game Versions
You can place the grass at the bottom of the tank, on the water terrain. Animals can walk through the grass. Because these are decorated foliage for the zoo, so don't effect the animals, and still appear if you click "hide foliage".
Although they have their own terrain type, you still can place them for free just the style you like. :)
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Wildlife Park Foliage Part 6 by RDingFT
By Fern
Wildlife Park Foliage Part 6
Author : RDingFT
Originally released : 7 June 2012
Updated : 11 May 2013 to remove unneeded text files
Size : 152.32 kb
Compatibility : All Game Versions
Description : Here's the foliage pack part6 from Wildlife Park1
1.Fern
2.Bottle Palm
3.Croton
4.Agave
5.Organ Pipe Cactus
6.Reeds
7.Heather
8.Flower Bed-Cornsilk
Description : I set these habitat 9411(many) to let the player place the foliage free and all the animals will be happy with these, you still can see the habitat of the foliage from the background of its icon, Water placeable
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Wildlife Park Foliage Part 5 by RDingFT
By Fern
Wildlife Park Foliage Part 5
Author : RDingFT
Originally released : 5 June 2012
Updated : 11 May 2013 to remove unneeded text files
Compatibility : All Game Versions
Description : Here's the foliage pack part5 from Wildlife Park1
1.Cardones
2.Juniper
3.Rhododendron
4.Box Tree
5.Silver Draw Cypress
6.Thuja
7.Laurel
8.Rowan
Description : I set these habitat 9411(many) to let the player place the foliage free and all the animals will be happy with these, you still can see the habitat of the foliage from the background of its icon, Water placeable
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Wildlife Park Foliage Part 4 by RDingFT
By Fern
Wildlife Park Foliage Part 4
Author : RDingFT
Originally released : 3 June 2012
Updated : 11 May 2013 to remove unneeded text files
Compatibility : All Game Versions
Description : Here's the foliage pack part4 from Wildlife Park1
1.Umbrella Thorn
2.Monkey Bread Tree
3.Dragon Tree
4.Papyrus
5.Quiver Tree
6.Joshua Tree
7.Euphorbia
8.Sugar Cane
Description : I set these habitat 9411(many) to let the player place the foliage free and all the animals will be happy with these, you still can see the habitat of the foliage from the background of its icon, Water placeable
270 downloads
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Wildlife Park Foliage Part 3 by RDingFT
By Fern
Wildlife Park Foliage Part 3
Author : RDingFT
Originally released : 1 June 2012
Updated : 9 May 2013 to remove unneeded text files
Compatibility : All Game Versions
Description : Here's the foliage pack part3 from Wildlife Park1
1.Bamboo
2.Screw Pine
3.Coconut Palm
4.Mangrove
5.Rain Tree
6.Fire Tree
7.Large fruited Cassia
8.Saguaro Cactus
I set these habitat 9411(many) to let the player place the foliage free and all the animals will be happy with these, you still can see the habitat of the foliage from the background of its icon, Water placeable
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Wildlife Park Foliage Part 2 by RDingFT
By Fern
Wildlife Park Foliage Part 2
Author : RDingFT
Originally released : 31 May 2012
Updated : 9 May 2013 to remove unneeded text files.
Compatibility : All Game Versions
Description : Here's the foliage pack part2 from Wildlife Park1
1.Traveler's Palm
2.Chinese Windmill Palm
3.Banana Palm
4.Date Palm
5.Yucca
6.Eucalyptus
7.Almond Tree
8.Fig Tree
I set these habitat 9411(many) to let the player place the foliage free and all the animals will be happy with these, you still can see the habitat of the foliage from the background of its icon, Water placeable
268 downloads
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Wildlife Park Foliage Part 1 by RDingFT
By Fern
Wildlife Park Foliage Part 1
Author : RDingFT
Category : foliage, trees
Originally released : 29 May 2012
Compatibility : All Game Versions
Description : Here's the foliage pack part1 from Wildlife Park1
1.Poplar
2.Oak
3.Willow
4.Birch
5.Small Pine
6.High Pine
7.Large Pine
8.Sequoia
Description : I set these habitat 9411(many) to let the player place the foliage free and all the animals will be happy with these, you still can see the habitat of the foliage from the background of its icon, Water placeable
Updated 10 May 2013 to remove unnecessary texts files
265 downloads
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Scotch Laburnum by Ghirin
By Fern
Scotch Laburnum
Author : Ghirin
Date Added : Jan 23, 2005
Compatibility : All Game Versions
Description : Scotch laburnum will add colour to your zoos. Rotations fixed by DragonLord.
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Foliage by Zootan
By Guest
Foliage by Zootan
Beautiful Foliage matching the ingame foliage
All combined to one ztd
TestedCombinedandFixed
UD Comb. 2010-05-28
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Imperial Gardens by Genkicoll
By Guest
Imperial Gardens by Genkicoll
Seven gardens to match the Chinese Buildings and Imperial theme.
432 downloads
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Staghorn Fern by Fobian
By Guest
A plant for your zoos.
This plant will cheer up your Rainforest exhibits!
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Flower Bunches n Bucket by Atlantean Queen
By Guest
Graphics: Atlantean_Queen
Rotations, etc.: AQ
Checks: Fern
I had the individual flower from all the boxes I have done to date.
I hope to get a few more orange ones up before long.
So, if you are up for it, here are some 1/4 flower bunches to test for release.
There are 5 bunches and a bucket of flowers.
The flower bucket is a single tile instead of 1/4. :D
Unzip the file by using a program or you can right click and select explore. Drag and rop the ztd into you folder.
Update folder if using standard ZT.
DLupdate folder if using ZTCC.
Thank you for downloading this UCI pack.
I hope you enjoy it. Halloween is one of my favs!
Atlantean_Queen (AQ)
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Flower Basket Collection by Atlantean Queen
By Guest
Flower Basket Collection by Atlantean_Queen
Graphics: Atlantean_Queen
Rotation,etc.: AQ
checks, guidance, etc.: Jay
A set of ten flower baskets to decorate your zoo that guests wil enjoy.
These are scenery items that sit on a 1/4 tile.
The collection contains: Carnation basket, Sunflower basket, Rose basket, Lily basket, Gerber Daisy basket, and five Mixed flower baskets.
Thanks to Jay, these were saved from the trash pile. :)
Unzip the file by using a program or you can right click and select explore. Drag and rop the ztd into you folder.
Update folder if using standard ZT.
DLupdate folder if using ZTCC.
Thank you for downloading this UCI.
Atlantean_Queen (AQ)
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Floral Pumpkin Set by Atlantean Queen
By Guest
Graphics Atlantean_Queen
Rotations, etc: AQ
Some florals in pumpkins that will help decorate your zoo.
A set of five pumpkins with flowers to help decorate your zoo.
Pumpkins 1 thru 3 are 1/4 tile
Pumpkins 4 & 5 are full tile
These are land placeable only.
Unzip the file by using a program or you can right click and select explore. Drag and rop the ztd into you folder.
Update folder if using standard ZT.
DLupdate folder if using ZTCC.
Thank you for downloading this UCI pack.
I hope you enjoy it. Halloween is one of my favs!
Atlantean_Queen (AQ)
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Aquatic Foliage by Gem & Genkicoll
By Guest
Choose from these 18 lovely pieces of foliage to decorate your tanks and wet areas.
Updated by Cricket on July 4, 2020:
This pack now includes a combined .ztd file and a folder of the individual files.
419 downloads
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DR Medieval Foliage by Dragon Riders
By Guest
Here's a pack with some medieval themed planter boxes and other plants and trees. Hope you enjoy them.
Rotatin work by the wonderful Fern.
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Primevil Plants by Toodlepops
By Guest
4 Primevil plants from RCT for your zoo:
Burning Bush
Primevil Plant
Pitcher Plant
Giant Venus Fly-Trap Bud
Rotations by fern
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Tropical Foliage by Genkicoll
By Guest
This pack contains the following tropical foliage:
Chinese Palm
Croton Tree
Cycas Palm Bush
Golden Cane Palm
Lauren Tree
Large Leaf Tropical Bush
Variegated Rubber Plant
Weeping Fig
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Flowers by Brandi
By Guest
This is a nice collection of lovely flowers by Brandi.
Updated by Cricket on March 3, 2023:
Combined .ztd file was added. Single .ztd files were put in a folder.
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Vines Pack by Catfish
By Guest
These vines are objects rather than fences, so you need to use them with another fence in order to form an exhibit. They look best placed directly against a fence or building. They are also directional and have a half-tile footprint, so if you can't place them exactly flush with the fence or building you would like, try rotating the vine section 180 degrees and try again. If it still does not work, you may be attempting to place it on another object, on water, or on a slope. The vines can not be placed on water, in tanks or on slopes. The vines are walkable, so they will not prevent guests, workers, or animals from moving through them. You can put them on the path and guests can walk right through, so that you can hide gates with them and zookeepers can still walk through it. Also, you can put them on both sides of a single-wide path without blocking guests. They have been made with a neutral habitat so that animals will not object to them being used in their exhibits.
Contains: Morning Glory Vine, Trumpet Vine, Wall Vine, Blackeyed Susan Vine, Clematis Vine and Hibiscus Vine.
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