Tapejara

Tapejara

Dossier Tapejara.png

Dossier

These values may differ with what you see in-game or written elsewhere, but that is what the dossier says.

Group

Reptiles

Species

Tapejara imperator

Time

Cretaceous

Diet

Carnivore

Temperament

Skittish

Release Versions

247.0
septiembre 12, 2016

741.1
septiembre 16, 2016

501.0
diciembre 6, 2016

1.0
mayo 24, 2018

599.0
noviembre 30, 2018

311.74
junio 11, 2020

Variants

• Eerie Tapejara
• VR Tapejara
• X-Tapejara

Comando de generación

cheat summon Tapejara_Character_BP_C
or
cheat SpawnDino "Blueprint'/Game/PrimalEarth/Dinos/Tapejara/Tapejara_Character_BP.Tapejara_Character_BP'" 500 0 0 35

Domestication

Tameable

Rideable

Breedable

Yes

Yes

Yes

Torpor Immune

No

Método de domesticado

Knockout

Pienso preferido

Superior Kibble

Pienso preferido

Kibble (Allosaurus Egg)

Preferred Food

Raw Mutton

Preferred Food

Raw Prime Meat

Equipment

Tapejara Saddle (Level ?)
Tapejara Tek Saddle

Rider Weaponry

No

Data

XP for kill

12 XP

Feces Size

Small

Drag Weight

149

Radiation Immune

No

Transportable por:

20x20px Megalosaurio Aberrante

Immobilized By

• Bola
• Chain Bola
• Bear Trap
• Large Bear Trap
• Plant Species Y Trap
• Net Projectile

Can Damage

Thatch
Greenhouse
Wood

Reproduction

Huevo

Tapejara Egg

Incubation Range

29 - 32 °C / 84 - 90 °F

Incubation Time

1h 39m 59.521s

Baby Time

5h 26m 47.842s

Juvenile Time

21h 47m 11.369s

Adolescent Time

1d 3h 13m 59.211s

Total Maturation Time

2d 6h 27m 58.422s

Breeding Interval

18h - 2d

Habitat

• The Island
• The Center
• Scorched Earth
• Ragnarok
• Extinction
• Valguero
• Crystal Isles
• Genesis: Part 2

Colorvision Prota- / Deuteranopia Tritanopia

Común             Rara
  No domesticable   Cueva

El Tapejara (Tapejara en la versión original del juego) es una de las criaturas disponibles en ARK: Survival Evolved.

Descripción

Dosier

• Salvaje: El Tapejara Imperator es una maravilla de ver en estado salvaje. Cuenta con una asombrosa agilidad en comparación con otros voladores de la isla, en gran parte gracias a la aleta similar a un timón que se extiende desde el hocico a la parte posterior de su cráneo.

• Domesticado: Las tribus guerreras parecen considerar al Tapejara como el equivalente de un helicóptero, capaz de realizar rápidos cambios de posición rápidos y con una agilidad muy agresiva. El Tapejara domesticado se equipa normalmente con una silla de montar para dos personas, que permite a un pasajero utilizar armas de mano, mientras que el piloto toma las riendas. Y cuando el Tapejara se agarra a una superficie, tanto el pasajero como el piloto son capaces de hacer pleno uso de sus armas a la vez. Evidentemente lo que esta criatura pierde en resistencia / autonomía, peso y capacidad de carga, lo compensa con su maniobrabilidad y su versatilidad en combate.

• Información Conocida: Inicialmente, había pensado que la aleta se compone simplemente de queratina, pero una inspección más cercana me ha llevado a creer que en realidad es una especie de órgano sensorial. No sólo hace disminuir el radio de giro del Tapejara incluso a altas velocidades, sino que aparentemente aporta al Tapejara información adicional para ayudarle a volar por el aire de una forma incomparable. Incluso he visto un Tapejara parado en el aire y ametrallando en paralelo, sin avanzar en absoluto. Es bastante notable. La criatura también hace uso efectivo de sus afiladas garras para agarrarse a superficies tales como los troncos de los árboles altos, manteniendo su posición indefinidamente.

Behavior

Found living around cliffs, tall redwood forests, and other largely vertical environments, Tapejara passively flies across the landscape, rarely venturing too far from the ground. Much like Pteranodon, Tapejara will occasionally land on the ground for short periods of time before taking off again. Tapejara will flee at any sign of danger, even if one is simply approached by a player without attacking it.

Appearance

As a mid-sized pterosaur, Tapejara looks somewhat similar to a Pteranodon, and as a result is sometimes mistaken as one from a distance. However, there are several differences between the two, most notably that Tapejara is much larger than Pteranodon, with skin flaps directly connecting the wings to the feet, giving the wings an odd, stubby appearance even though they are in fact very large. Another notable feature of Tapejara is a large, somewhat crest-like sensory organ on top of its head, which allows Tapejara to finely maintain balance and literally fly circles around other, more cumbersome flyers.

Color Scheme and Regions

This section displays the Tapejara's natural colors and regions. For demonstration, the regions below are colored red over an albino Tapejara. The colored squares shown underneath each region's description are the colors that the Tapejara will randomly spawn with to provide an overall range of its natural color scheme. Hover your cursor over a color to display its name and ID.

This information can be used to alter the Tapejara's regions by entering cheat SetTargetDinoColor <ColorRegion> <ColorID> in the cheat console. For instance, cheat SetTargetDinoColor 0 6 would color the Tapejara's "body" magenta.

• Tapejara
• X-Tapejara

Region 0:
Body

Region 1:
Wing and Sail Markings

La región 2 no se usa
en esta criatura.

Region 3:
Wings and Sail

Region 4:
Back, Beak and Sail Spines

Region 5:
Sail and Throat

Region 0:
Main body

Region 1:
Spots

Region 2:
Wings

Region 3:
Wing gradient

Region 4:
Body stripes

Region 5:
Wing veins

Drops

• Raw Meat
• Hide

Base Stats and Growth

Ten en cuenta, que las estadísticas podrán variar en ARK:Survival of the fittest, y en ARK:Mobile

Estadísticas básicas

Atributos	Cantidad a nivel 1	Aumento por cada punto		Bonif. por domesticación
		Salvaje	Domesticado1	Add	Mult
Salud	325	+65	+5.4%	0.07
Energía	250	+12.5	+6%
Oxígeno	150	+15	+10%
Comida	1600	+160	+10%		15%
Peso	280	+5.6	+4%
Daño cuerpo a cuerpo	182	+0.9	+1.7%	7%	17.6%
Velocidad de Movimiento	100%	N/A3	+0%	36.5%
Inconsciencia	450	+27	N/A4	0.5

¹Los porcentajes se basan en el valor de la estadística al momento de ser domesticada (es decir, después de aplicarse la efectividad de tameo.)
²Aquí, se muestra el Daño base en bruto, en lugar de mediante porcentajes.
³Las criaturas salvajes no incrementan su velocidad de movimiento al subir de nivel.
⁴La Inconsciencia aumenta con los niveles, pero no puede ser subida manualmente una vez ha sido domesticada.

• Para ver una comparación de todas las estadísticas de las criaturas, consulta Estadísticas de criatura base.
• Para una explicación de cómo se calcula la subida de nivel, comprueba los cálculos de estadísticas para criaturas.

Velocidad de movimiento

Tipo de movimiento	Velocidad base	Corriendo		Energía usada
		Salvaje	Domesticado
Caminando	245	N/A	N/A	6
Nadando	300	N/A	N/A	N/A
Volando	700	2464	1120	0.325

• Estas son las velocidades base con un 100 % de velocidad de movimiento
• Para una comparación de todas las velocidades de movimiento, consulta Velocidad base de criaturas

		Stamina Cost	Attack Range			Description
			Base	Minimum	Activation

Aumento de estadísticas al subir nivel en estado salvaje

Escribe los valores de la criatura salvaje para revisar en que estadísticas sobresale más. Los valores marcados con verde en una criatura de alto nivel son muy buenos para la crianza/reproducción. Si ya has domesticado una criatura, puedes intentar recuperar la información que tenía cuando era salvaje con la siguiente herramienta: ARK Stats Extractor.

Tapejara

Nota: después de que la criatura sea domesticada, conseguirá algunas bonificaciones a sus estadísticas dependiendo de la efectividad del domesticado. Esto dificulta el obtener los niveles precisos de una criatura domesticada, por lo que esta calculadora te ayudará mucho, ya que está pensada para dinosaurios salvajes únicamente. Con ella, podrás tener una idea sobre la distribución de las estadísticas de una criatura.

Taming

Plantilla:TamingInfo

Estrategia para abatirlo

• Ice wyvern strategy: This is mostly for those pesky tapejara that tend to fly so high they never come down. Get an Ice Wyvern, have it set to follow and a Longneck Rifle with some shocking tranq darts. Use the ice wyvern's ice breath to slow it down mid-air then hop off your wyvern really quick. You can stand on it without worrying about falling off. (remember to have it set to follow or else it may try to land) and unload a dart into the tapejara. Rinse and repeat. Be wary of the possibility that the ice breath might kill it.

• Es un ave bastante asustadiza, si te acercas mucho en pájaro/caminando/dinosaurio terrestre al verte muy cerca correrá, se ira volando. Casi siempre están volando si quieres tamear uno debes ir con un amigo/compañero o esperar a que aterrice y atraparlo con boleadoras. Para acercarte a ellos puedes usar la {{ItemLink|traje de camuflaje]], lo cual te permitirá estar un poco mas cerca (hasta los 5 m).

• It may be impossible to knock out a high-level tapejara within the time of a single bola. If it breaks out of the first bola and a second bola isn't in place, it'll flee and be very hard to catch. Another approach is to have pillars, ceilings, and walls in your shortcut hotbar; once the tapejara is hit with a bola, instead of tranquilizing it, use the bola time to quickly build a "trap" around it by placing a pillar on one side, ceilings above it, another pillar down from the other ceiling, then walls hanging from the ceilings all around. This may take some practice to position the trap parts correctly so the tapejara doesn't glitch out of it, but if it works, you can tranquilize the tapejara at your leisure, and already have some minimal protection around it once it's unconscious to protect it during taming. Demolish the trap when you're done.

• Ten cuidado con no asustarlo mientras esté en el aire, porque una vez que aumenten su altitud tardan bastante en volver a bajar.

• Another, much easier alternative is to use the above method however on a pteranodon while consuming Rare Flower. This applies the same effect as the pachyrhinosaurus strategy, however is much easier and less clunky. You should then be easily able to lure it into a suitable cage and knock it out without the trouble of it running away or getting eaten by wild predators, assuming you have enough flowers that is.

• To add to the above method, using a pteranodon while consuming a couple rare flowers, you can kite the tapejara. Once there's a bit of distance between you, you can hop off the pteranodon and throw a bola at it. This is an easy method as the bola is very easy to hit with the tapejara coming directly at you. Once bola'd, tranq until out. A high level tapejara can take more than one round of bola + tranq shots, so just rinse and repeat.

• Another method is to obtain a Mantis and equip it with a club. The Mantis' lunge attack can make quick work of the Tapejara's torpor without having to get close enough to scare it initially. However, if the Mantis' melee damage is too high, then you may run the risk of killing the Tapejara, so use caution.

• Using a small, fast mount that allows you to hold weapons, such as raptors, direwolves and Terror Birds, you can sprint up to it with bola in hand and trap it before it can fly away, just be sure to have the bola already swinging before sprinting at it.

Comida de domesticado

Level 1					Time
Cooked Lamb Chop	12	11	3	2	0:29:59
Cooked Prime Fish Meat	39	54	11	6	0:50:06
Cooked Meat	46	70	14	7	0:57:31
Raw Fish Meat	58	102	21	11	1:12:31
KO: × 45; × 19; × 5; × 3; × 3; × 2
Torpidity-depletion: 0.3 / s, Time until all torpidity is depleted: 00:25:00

Level 30					Time
Cooked Lamb Chop	26	79	17	9	1:04:56
Cooked Prime Fish Meat	87	235	48	24	1:51:45
Cooked Meat	104	296	61	31	2:10:01
Raw Fish Meat	130	404	83	42	2:42:31
KO: × 124; × 51; × 14; × 8; × 6; × 3
Torpidity-depletion: 0.5 / s, Time until all torpidity is depleted: 00:41:14

Level 60					Time
Cooked Lamb Chop	41	207	44	22	1:42:24
Cooked Prime Fish Meat	137	511	107	54	2:55:57
Cooked Meat	164	631	132	66	3:25:01
Raw Fish Meat	205	842	176	88	4:16:16
KO: × 205; × 84; × 23; × 13; × 10; × 5
Torpidity-depletion: 0.66 / s, Time until all torpidity is depleted: 00:52:22

Level 90					Time
Cooked Lamb Chop	56	381	81	41	2:19:51
Cooked Prime Fish Meat	187	861	184	92	4:00:10
Cooked Meat	224	1052	224	112	4:40:01
Raw Fish Meat	280	1387	296	148	5:50:01
KO: × 286; × 117; × 32; × 19; × 13; × 7
Torpidity-depletion: 0.79 / s, Time until all torpidity is depleted: 01:00:26

Level 120					Time
Cooked Lamb Chop	71	592	129	65	2:57:19
Cooked Prime Fish Meat	237	1273	276	138	5:04:23
Cooked Meat	284	1544	335	168	5:55:01
Raw Fish Meat	355	2019	437	219	7:23:46
KO: × 367; × 150; × 41; × 24; × 17; × 9
Torpidity-depletion: 0.92 / s, Time until all torpidity is depleted: 01:06:47

Level 150					Time
Cooked Lamb Chop	85	822	181	91	3:32:16
Cooked Prime Fish Meat	287	1737	382	191	6:08:36
Cooked Meat	344	2097	461	231	7:10:01
Raw Fish Meat	430	2727	599	300	8:57:31
KO: × 448; × 183; × 50; × 29; × 21; × 11
Torpidity-depletion: 1.04 / s, Time until all torpidity is depleted: 01:12:01

Tenga en cuenta que los valores son para los casos óptimos, siempre llevar suministros adicionales!
Para obtener un valor más aproximado de los recursos necesarios, prueba Calculadoras externas de doma.

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Combat

This section describes how to fight against the Tapejara.

General

Tapejara is completely passive and will often flee before a player has an opportunity to get close.

But with one or more riders the tapejara is a serious threat. they can latch on to walls and shoot you down, have a saddle to reduce damage, can pick you up, and can have a tek saddle to shoot plasma bullets. With a rider, the danger is similar to that of a tropeognathus but with a ability to hit harder as the tek saddle can shoot at a faster rate. A tapejara can fly at almost the same speed as a raptor and has no turn radius so overall while wild ones can be fought head on, its best to avoid a tamed tapejara with a rider.

Strategy

For a Wild Tapejara, either chase it down on a pteranodon, or bola it to the ground below. Use of rare flower to avoid escaping is recommended.

Weaponry

Generally a bola to bring it down and some tranquilizer rounds will do the trick if you're trying to tame one. In combat, simply immobilize it, or keep pace and inflict enough damage.

Dangers

Wild Tapejara pose no real threat. However, when tamed the creature becomes a large, mobile, powerful adversary. With a fairly large AoE with its attack, a tamed one doesn't have to get too close to kill you.

Debilidades

No specific weakness other than the fact it can be ensnared using a Bola. However, in a PVP setting, Tapejara cannot attack when mounted on a cliff, and its stamina regenerates fairly slowly. Tire out an enemy tapejara and you'll easily be able to kill it, minding the riders on its back, of course.

Utilidad

• To rise and lower the Tapejara when airborne in an elevator-styled fashion use X and C or . Useful for quickly maneuvering around enemies.
• Roar or taunt while on the ground by pressing C or .
• Xbox has no way to do a proper elevator-climb; the closest one you can do is to look straight up or down and press the left-stick back or forward, respectively. PS4 Can descend with the R directional button but also must look at the ground while pressing the L Directional button towards your body to ascend.
• Simply fly next to any vertical surface and press Spacebar to latch on.
• One can latch onto a vertical surface 'upside-down' (with the Tapejara's face facing the ground) by backing up into the surface while pressing the land-button (Space, , ). This is useful for shooting at ground targets near shear cliffs while lacking passengers, as the default mounted/landed view for the rider of a clinging Tapejara is only in one direction; towards the Tapejara's face. This feature was revealed by Jeremy Stieglitz via twitter on September 19, 2016.

Roles

1) Multi-passenger Transport: el Tapejara es capaz de transportar a un jinete y a dos pasajeros en su montura (sin incluir la habilidad de otras criaturas voladoras de llevar gente en sus garras).

2) Warbird: The front and rear passengers are able to fire their weapons at enemies. Its extreme maneuverability and ability to cling to walls makes it especially versatile in combat. Works well in combat itself, as the Tapejara's attack has a downwards, and fairly large AoE. This allows you to circle enemies while attacking them at a safe range.

• Taming Mount: The Tapejara's ability to strafe, fly backwards, and have tribemates shooting from the saddle is useful in taming a variety of airborne creatures. Can be used both on fleeing creatures such as other Tapejaras and Quetzals, as well as aggressive creatures like Argentavis and possibly even Wyverns.
• Construction Tool: The Tapejara's ability to hover or move in any direction by small increments (use C to descend and X to ascend) makes it very useful when constructing buildings, especially tall ones. Place building parts in your hotbar, fly into position, place a piece, then move to place the next. For instance, dropping many pillars or ladders from a high point can be done by placing one, pressing C to drop a bit, placing the next, and so on. If the tapejara's movements are too big, weighing it down can make it even easier to position yourself precisely.
• Wyvern Egg Stealer: While its carry weight starts off relatively low, the supreme maneuverability and ability to latch vertical and ceiling surfaces to regain stamina allows it to be highly effective in raiding Wyvern nests. Given the Wyverns large turn radius, a skilled Tapejara flyer can dodge attacks with fair ease. Leveling Weight, Health, and Stamina can make it a star player in egg theft, if not as a carrier then as a decoy when with other Tribe members.
• Taxi: By enabling the public seating option of the Tapejara, even survivors outside of a tribe can mount the passenger seats, allowing for public transportation without needing a platform saddle.
• Travel: The Tapejara is a Fast flyer, while not being as fast as The pteranodon, but it's still Faster than The Argentavis, Griffin without gliding and Pelagornis.
• Transport: The Tapejara has more weight than the pteranodon and the lymantria making it probably one of the best Transport Mounts
• Tek Beast: The Tapejara Has a Tek Saddle which can shoot and gives a lot of Armor, is also the first Flyer with a Tek Saddle, The other being the Astrocetus .

Criaturas que puede cargar

El Tapejara es apaz de cargar con las siguientes criaturas:

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Note: Although it is not listed on the table, the Ferox, when small, can be picked by the Tapejara.

Notas / Información adicional

Para más información sobre esta criatura en el mundo real, consulta el artículo de Wikipedia asociado

• The dossier was revealed on 6/8/16.
• Despite being a carnivore in the game, Tapejara and its relatives are sometimes thought to have been frugivores in real life.
• Despite being so large, Tapejara can be ensnared using a Bola, or else it will be too difficult to tame.
• You can't hold weapons if you riding the Tapejara. However, if you sit at the front seat or the back seat you can hold weapons. As well if your Tapejara is latched onto something. Because of this, the Tapejara is very useful for early taming hard creatures such as the Quetzalcoatlus, Griffins, and possibly even a low level Giganotosaurus (not tested yet).
• The Tapejara and the Astrocetus are the only flyers to have a Tek Saddle, well the Tapejara is available on other maps while the Astrocetus is only available on Genesis: Part 1.
• It is one of the three flying creatures currently capable of flying backwards as well as strafing left and right, the others being the Griffin and Tropeognathus
• The dossier claims that the Tapejara can be equipped with a dual rider saddle, when ingame the saddle can hold three players. This is allegedly because the two rider saddle 'looked stupid' according to the Devs.^{[citation needed]}
• It might be a bug, but Tapejara on Scorched Earth won't lose stamina when hanging onto a vertical surface during a sandstorm. This allows you to ride out the storm in relative safety.
• Si matas algo mientras el Tapejara está pegado a una pared, el juego dirá que lo ha matado el Tapejara y no tú.
• El nombre "Tapejara Imperator" se traduce como "Emperador de todo lo antiguo"
• Tapejara's species name, imperator, is shared in real-life with Tupandactylus, a pterosaur closely related to Tapejara that was originally classified as a species of said genus. Most reconstructions of Tapejara, including ARK's, are actually based on Tupandactylus
• Tapejara's relative Tupandactylus is becoming well known thanks to Primal Carnage Extinction.
• A glitch in the mobile version of ARK makes it so when taking off, your Tapejara’s saddle disappears for a moment.
• Another glitch in the mobile version of ARK occurs when you land in water while riding the Tapejara. Instead of forcing you off like the other fliers, the Tapejara will constantly walk forward on top of the water WITH the rider still on the saddle. This continues until the tapejara has reached land, where the rider will be able to regain control of the Tapejara.
• Press X to cancel landing after pressing space to land with the Tapejara. Unlike other flyers, pointing up and pressing forward will not cancel the landing
• Cuando le silbas que te siga, si se colocan dos jugadores más en la montura el Tapejara recuperará energía.
• a frustrating glitch is when you try to latch on a tree but the tapejara does a 180* turn and falls off.
• The tropeognathus is actually a reskin of a tapejara. They both have the same sound, walk/fly/bite animation, both can fly in all directions, and both can shoot. But the abilities of the dinos are different, The tropeo is faster with the jetpack boost and can grind items and the tapejara can stick on walls and have 3 riders.

Changelog

Patch	Changes
247.0	Tapejara is added to the game

Notas

• El dossier se ha revelado el 08/06/2016.