On the stables page, under the “Horses” heading, there are three links for “Owned” “Bred” and “Unborn”. Leased horses do not qualify to be viewed under any of these sections, so as it is, you cannot view them. I suggest adding an “All” link, where you can see every horse residing in your stable, and a “Leased” link, to the three links that are already there.
Also, I mentioned this in the “June 15 Updates” thread, but I thought I’d add it here to make things easier: under the “Unborn” link, I would like to see a separate section of foals that I am expecting, but I did not breed myself. i.e. Mares I bought while pregnant.
I’m not sure if/how I’ll add in extra links to that page, as it’s already quite “full” right now with the 3 links (assuming you’ve owned/bred some of each type of horse. Perhaps I’ll swap the Owned/Bred/Unborn to a dropdown list so that it’s easier to add to it.
I know about the unborn-but-not-bred thing, and need to tweak the data so that it’s easy to display that. It’s on the list.
I’ve been playing with the dropdown menu. Got to say, I love it. It makes sifting through my horses to see what’s what much easier. Even helped me find a horse I’d bred and sold that I’d been planning on checking up on too. Thanks Shanti!
Since the updated dropdown menu makes searching for horses you’ve bred & sold soooo much easier (thank you for that, by the way! It’s a godsend!), do you think we could add one more category?
“Previously owned”, “Sold”, or whatever…one that lists ponies you used to own at one point. Just as it’s nice to check on the ponies you have bred & make sure they’re doing ok, it’s also nice to be able to see how ponies you might have thrown in the towel on are doing now. Or it may be frustrating, in the case of them doing super amazingly well…
Filters = LOVE!
However, I suspect that as a result, I will get lost in FF’s world for even MORE extended periods of time once it’s all up & running! There’s going to be so much to do/calculate/look at/explore!
It makes sifting through my horses to see what’s what much easier. Even helped me find a horse I’d bred and sold that I’d been planning on checking up on too. Thanks Shanti!