

Fauna of the Stone Age: Taming
Adds taming ability through PetAI to allow a bunch of the FOTSA animals to be tamed.
Description
Fauna of the Stone Age: Taming
Adds PetAI taming to supported Fauna of the Stone Age animals. Tame them, give them commands, and keep their growth and family life working after they join you.
What taming adds
Supported animals become owned PetAI pets with follow, stay, and other normal pet commands. Dedicated tame variants keep ownership through growth and breeding while leaving the source mod’s wild animals and spawning alone. Foods and trough support follow the supported animal’s diet.
Aquatic pets are supported, but their movement can still be awkward. The latest lifecycle fix keeps supported tamed animals on their tame behavior after taming and reload.
Settings
In ModConfig/TamablesFotsa.json, TamingStage defaults to Baby. Set it to Adult to start taming adults instead of babies. Babies already being tamed, or already owned, keep their progress when they grow up.
Supported animals
This mod does not support every FotSA pack, so yes, the exact list matters. The pack heading is also a link to the source mod.
Caninae
46 species
- Dire wolf
- Golden jackal
- Dog
- Coyote
- African wolf
- Gray wolf
- Arctic wolf
- Dingo
- Timber wolf
- Red wolf
- Ethiopian wolf
- Dhole
- Sardinian dhole
- Side-striped jackal
- Black-backed jackal
- African wild dog
- Short-eared dog
- Crab-eating fox
- Maned wolf
- Warrah
- South American wolf
- Culpeo
- Darwin’s fox
- Patagonian fox
- Pampas fox
- Sechuran fox
- Hoary fox
- Greater bush dog
- Bush dog
- Gray fox
- Island fox
- Common raccoon dog
- Japanese raccoon dog
- Bat-eared fox
- Bengal fox
- Blanford’s fox
- Cape fox
- Corsac fox
- Tibetan fox
- Arctic fox
- Kit fox
- Pale fox
- Rüppell’s fox
- Swift fox
- Red fox
- Fennec fox
Also recognizes FotSA’s separate semitamed dog and semitamed gray wolf.
Felinae
4 species
- Caracal
- Canada lynx
- Eurasian lynx
- Iberian lynx
Vombatidae Plus
7 species
- Mungo Swamp bull
- Queensland lion
- Northern hairy-nosed wombat
- Southern hairy-nosed wombat
- Owen’s giant wombat
- Hackett’s wombat
- Common wombat
Viverridae Plus
35 species
- African palm civet
- Binturong
- Small-toothed palm civet
- Owston’s palm civet
- African civet
- Otter civet
- Hose’s palm civet
- Ethiopian genet
- Miombo genet
- Bourlon’s genet
- Crested servaline genet
- Common genet
- Johnston’s genet
- Rusty-spotted genet
- Pardine genet
- Aquatic genet
- Cypriot genet
- King genet
- Servaline genet
- Hausa genet
- Cape genet
- Giant forest genet
- Banded palm civet
- Sulawesi palm civet
- Masked palm civet
- Asian palm civet
- Brown palm civet
- Golden palm civet
- West African oyan
- Central African oyan
- Malabar large-spotted civet
- Large-spotted civet
- Malayan civet
- Large Indian civet
- Small Indian civet
Manidae
9 species
- Indian pangolin
- Philippine pangolin
- Asian mystery pangolin
- Chinese pangolin
- Sunda pangolin
- Long-tailed pangolin
- Tree pangolin
- Giant pangolin
- Ground pangolin
Spheniscidae
20 species
- Emperor penguin
- King penguin
- Southern rockhopper penguin
- Macaroni penguin
- Northern rockhopper penguin
- Fiordland penguin
- Snares penguin
- Erect-crested penguin
- Royal penguin
- Chatham penguin
- Little blue penguin
- Australian little blue penguin
- Yellow-eyed penguin
- Adélie penguin
- Chinstrap penguin
- Gentoo penguin
- African penguin
- Humboldt penguin
- Magellanic penguin
- Galápagos penguin
Meiolaniidae
1 species
- Owen’s horned turtle
Pantherinae
9 species
- American lion
- Lion
- Jaguar
- Leopard
- Steppe lion
- Tiger
- Snow leopard
- Sunda clouded leopard
- Clouded leopard
Also recognizes the melanistic jaguar and melanistic leopard as distinct FotSA entity forms.
Machairodontinae
3 species
- American scimitar cat
- Northern saber cat
- Southern saber cat
Thylacinidae Plus
2 species
- Tasmanian devil
- Queensland devil
Sirenia
5 species
- Dugong
- Steller’s sea cow
- Amazonian manatee
- West Indian manatee
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