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Habitat planner

Turn your measured habitat into area, airspace and perimeter, and keep a per-species requirement checklist you save.

Editorial arithmetic only; values never make a suitability claim. · Last reviewed 2026-09-23

Animal and measured dimensions

600 m²Floor area
4,800 m³Rectangular volume estimate
100 mPerimeter to wall

Formulas: area = length × width · airspace = length × width × height · perimeter = 2 × (length + width).

Requirement checklist (your in-game observations)

Requirement families are editorial categories, not game rules. Add the values you actually capture.

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    Formula, data version and scope

    Habitat planner — formula, data version and scope
    ItemValue
    FormulaArea = length × width (m²) · Airspace = length × width × height (m³) · Perimeter = 2 × (length + width) · Requirements are checklist items you enter from in-game panels.
    Data versionPublished animal catalog plus your own measured dimensions
    Source scopeAnimal categories come from the shared sourced catalog. Dimensions and build/platform/mode notes are entered by you.
    AssumptionsDimensions are metric metres as the game reports them. · The five requirement families (boundary, space, environment, needs, access) are editorial categories, not game rules. · Rectangular volume is an estimate; the game’s usable swimming or flying space can differ.
    UnsupportedNo verified per-species space values. · No barrier strength or height values. · No recommendation whether a species is suitable — the tool never decides. · Terrain slope and usable-area corrections are not modeled. · No species-specific aquarium or aviary space values.
    What do the evidence labels mean?

    Confirmed: Directly supported by an official source captured for this edition, or a statement about the wiki’s own editorial method. Announced: Stated by an official source; the detailed implementation is not yet verified. Observed: First-hand gameplay observation; not recreated or tested by this wiki. Reported: Provided through a brief or secondary channel; not yet independently rechecked against an official source. Inferred: A reasonable reading of an official statement; not stated outright and not guaranteed. Unresolved: No verifiable evidence exists yet. Published as an open question. Outdated: Superseded by a newer statement or from an earlier edition.

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