SciresM · March 6, 2026 22:38 · bigduck-acf · Feb 19, 2026 · bigduck-acf · Feb 19, 2026
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 Mewgenics breeding overview: // From analysis of glaiel::CatData::breed
    1) All furniture effects are calculated.
        * Most of these are unused, presumably due to simplified stats during development.
    2) Stats are inherited. 
        * For each stat, either the mom or dad's is taken.
        * There is a (1.0 + 0.01*Stimulation) / (2.0 + 0.01*Stimulation) chance of the better of the two stats being inherited.
        * This means stimulation is surprisingly weak:
            * At 0 stimulation, it is a 50/50.
            * At 25 stimulation, there is a 5/9 chance of the better stat being inherited.
            * At 50 stimulation, there is a 3/5 chance of the better stat being inherited.
    3) Apply passives due to Skill Share+ (which guarantees a cat's other passive is passed down when breeding).
    4) Spells are inherited.
        * There is a 0.2+0.025*Stimulation chance of inheriting a spell from a cat's parents.
            * Thus, at 0 stimulation, there is a 20% chance, and at 32+, inheritance is guaranteed.
            * Ordinarily, there is a 50/50 chance of taking a random spell from the mom or dad.
            * However, there is a 0.01*Stimulation chance of attempting to favor a parent with class spells.
                * If this happens, then the game checks if only one of the parents has any class spells.
                * If it does, the chance of choosing the other parent is set to 0.
            * Once a parent to inherit from is chosen, one of that parent's spells is inherited at random.
        * There is a 0.02+0.005*Stimulation chance of inheriting a second spell from a cat's parents.
            * If this check passes, the second spell is selected the same way as the first.
    5) A passive is inherited.
        * There is a 0.05+0.01*Stimulation chance of inheriting a passive from a cat's parents.
            * Thus at 0 stimulation, there is a 5% chance. At 95+, inheritance is guaranteed.
            * Ordinarily, there is a 50/50 chance of taking a random passive from the mom or dad.
            * However, there is a 0.01*Stimulation chance of attempting to favor taking a passive from a parent with class passives.
                * This used to be bugged (preferred class actives), but as fixed in the 2026/02/20 patch.
                * This works the same way as spell inheritance, where if only one parent has class spells, the other parent is never selected.
            * Once a parent to inherit from is chosen, one of that parent's passives is inherited at random.
                * SkillShare is excluded from inheritance.
    6) Disorders are inherited.
        * There is a flat 15% chance of inheriting a random disorder from a cat's mom, and 15% of inheriting a random disorder from a cat's dad.
        * This is unaffected by any furniture stat.
    7) If fewer than 2 disorders were inherited, the cat rolls to receive a birth defect disorder.
        * There is a 0.02 + 0.4 * (inbreeding_coefficient - 0.2) chance of receiving a disorder as a birth defect.
            * Technically, min(max(inbreeding_coefficient - 0.2, 0.0), 1.0) is multiplied by 0.4.
        * Thus, all cats with fewer than 2 inherited disorders have a 2% chance of getting one as a birth defect; inbreeding scales linearly once the coefficient gets above a threshold.
    8) The cat rolls to decide if it should receive birth defect parts later.
        * If rand() < (1.5*inbreeding_coefficient) and inbreeding_coefficient is >0.05, then a cat will receive birth defect parts later in the process.
    9) A cat's parts are inherited (note: mutations are just specific part variants).
        * There is an 80% chance that all parts are inherited. 
            * Otherwise, a random part-set (i.e. both legs, both eyebrows, the head, etc) is selected to not be inherited, and will be randomly assigned.
        * For each inherited part, either the mom's part or the dad's part is taken.
        * This works like stat inheritance for preferring mutations.
            * If only one of the two parents' parts is mutated, it is preferred with a (1.0 + 0.01*Stimulation) / (2.0 + 0.01*Stimulation) chance.
            * Otherwise, it's a straight 50/50.
    10) Parts are symmetrized.
        * For parts with a left/right which must be the same, there is a 50/50 chance of replacing the left with the right or vice-versa.
    11) ...something is inherited.
        * I am not sure what this is. There is a 98% chance of inheriting it from the parents, with an even 50/50 split.
    12) Voice is inherited.
        * I haven't fully worked out what this is doing, but it seems like a 2% chance of rerolling for a new voice, and a 98% chance of somehow inheriting voice from parents.
        * Note that this may be inaccurate.
    13) If additional birth defects were rolled in step 8, they are now applied.
        * If a cat's inbreeding coefficient is <= 0.9, it will perform one pass to apply birth defects.
        * Otherwise, it will perform two passes to apply birth defects.
	Mewgenics breeding overview: // From analysis of glaiel::CatData::breed
	1) All furniture effects are calculated.
	* Most of these are unused, presumably due to simplified stats during development.
	2) Stats are inherited.
	* For each stat, either the mom or dad's is taken.
	* There is a (1.0 + 0.01Stimulation) / (2.0 + 0.01Stimulation) chance of the better of the two stats being inherited.
	* This means stimulation is surprisingly weak:
	* At 0 stimulation, it is a 50/50.
	* At 25 stimulation, there is a 5/9 chance of the better stat being inherited.
	* At 50 stimulation, there is a 3/5 chance of the better stat being inherited.
	3) Apply passives due to Skill Share+ (which guarantees a cat's other passive is passed down when breeding).
	4) Spells are inherited.
	* There is a 0.2+0.025*Stimulation chance of inheriting a spell from a cat's parents.
	* Thus, at 0 stimulation, there is a 20% chance, and at 32+, inheritance is guaranteed.
	* Ordinarily, there is a 50/50 chance of taking a random spell from the mom or dad.
	* However, there is a 0.01*Stimulation chance of attempting to favor a parent with class spells.
	* If this happens, then the game checks if only one of the parents has any class spells.
	* If it does, the chance of choosing the other parent is set to 0.
	* Once a parent to inherit from is chosen, one of that parent's spells is inherited at random.
	* There is a 0.02+0.005*Stimulation chance of inheriting a second spell from a cat's parents.
	* If this check passes, the second spell is selected the same way as the first.
	5) A passive is inherited.
	* There is a 0.05+0.01*Stimulation chance of inheriting a passive from a cat's parents.
	* Thus at 0 stimulation, there is a 5% chance. At 95+, inheritance is guaranteed.
	* Ordinarily, there is a 50/50 chance of taking a random passive from the mom or dad.
	* However, there is a 0.01*Stimulation chance of attempting to favor taking a passive from a parent with class passives.
	* This used to be bugged (preferred class actives), but as fixed in the 2026/02/20 patch.
	* This works the same way as spell inheritance, where if only one parent has class spells, the other parent is never selected.
	* Once a parent to inherit from is chosen, one of that parent's passives is inherited at random.
	* SkillShare is excluded from inheritance.
	6) Disorders are inherited.
	* There is a flat 15% chance of inheriting a random disorder from a cat's mom, and 15% of inheriting a random disorder from a cat's dad.
	* This is unaffected by any furniture stat.
	7) If fewer than 2 disorders were inherited, the cat rolls to receive a birth defect disorder.
	* There is a 0.02 + 0.4 * (inbreeding_coefficient - 0.2) chance of receiving a disorder as a birth defect.
	* Technically, min(max(inbreeding_coefficient - 0.2, 0.0), 1.0) is multiplied by 0.4.
	* Thus, all cats with fewer than 2 inherited disorders have a 2% chance of getting one as a birth defect; inbreeding scales linearly once the coefficient gets above a threshold.
	8) The cat rolls to decide if it should receive birth defect parts later.
	* If rand() < (1.5*inbreeding_coefficient) and inbreeding_coefficient is >0.05, then a cat will receive birth defect parts later in the process.
	9) A cat's parts are inherited (note: mutations are just specific part variants).
	* There is an 80% chance that all parts are inherited.
	* Otherwise, a random part-set (i.e. both legs, both eyebrows, the head, etc) is selected to not be inherited, and will be randomly assigned.
	* For each inherited part, either the mom's part or the dad's part is taken.
	* This works like stat inheritance for preferring mutations.
	* If only one of the two parents' parts is mutated, it is preferred with a (1.0 + 0.01Stimulation) / (2.0 + 0.01Stimulation) chance.
	* Otherwise, it's a straight 50/50.
	10) Parts are symmetrized.
	* For parts with a left/right which must be the same, there is a 50/50 chance of replacing the left with the right or vice-versa.
	11) ...something is inherited.
	* I am not sure what this is. There is a 98% chance of inheriting it from the parents, with an even 50/50 split.
	12) Voice is inherited.
	* I haven't fully worked out what this is doing, but it seems like a 2% chance of rerolling for a new voice, and a 98% chance of somehow inheriting voice from parents.
	* Note that this may be inaccurate.
	13) If additional birth defects were rolled in step 8, they are now applied.
	* If a cat's inbreeding coefficient is <= 0.9, it will perform one pass to apply birth defects.
	* Otherwise, it will perform two passes to apply birth defects.
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