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1. Add the two UTs (intel and persn) for the target horse
2. Find the breeds max UTs and add together
3. Divide the target UT score by the breeds max UT score
4. Multiply by 100
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UTs on untrainables HorseIsle?
You go to the website listed in the source links below And use the Horse Isle UTS Calculator Tool to calculate your horses UTS. UTs mean Untrainables. It means you can't train those 2 stats (Intelligence and Personality) for your horse(s). If a horse has maxed UTs then it'll probably do better than a horse with poor UTs depending on their other stats.
What are UTs on HorseIsle?
UTs stand for untrainables. If you look on your horse's training stats the UTs are Intelligence and Personality.
How do you figure out your horses UTs on horseisle?
Calculating UTs is actually very simple. First, add together your horse's UTs (intelligence + personality). Add the UT's of that breed. Divide your horse's UTs by the breed max, and you'll get a decimal number. Multiply that by 100 and there is the percentage!
How do you find your horses uts on horseisle?
UTs are Intelligence and Personalitiy.
How do you find untrainables for HorseIsle?
Untrainables or UTs, are already imputted into each horse. There are only two UTs, personality and intelligence. These can NOT be trained. Click on your horse and scroll down to view it's stats. To view the max stats for each horse, go to the library. -Vallina from Pinto
How do you figure out your Horse's max Ut's on horseisle?
Look in the library for the max UTs of the breed. The UTs are untrainables if you didn't know and they are the intelligence and personality. Add your horses uts together, right them down, then divide the answer by the sum of the breed's max UTs and then you multiply by 100 and round to the nearest tenths. Hope this helped! <==FreeLegs Chestnut (Add me as a bud!)
How do yu calculate a horses UTs?
horse intelligence + personality --------------------------------------- x 100 = % breed intelligence + personality
Are UTs on HorseIsle whole numbers?
The percentage of the horse's UTs are very rarely whole numbers. If you are calculating the UTs of a horse, simply round up or round down (less than 5, you round down. 5 and up, you round up!). However, the actual UT stats (such as 670 out of 700 intelligence, just as an example) are always whole numbers.
What is a good horse on HorseIsle for speed?
Any horse can be trained in speed. Visit the library in Horse Isle to view breeds with high speed ability (UTs). Like this tip? See www.horseislehelpandcheats.blogspot.com for more just as awesome!
How do you do Uts on HorseIsle?
We will use an example horse. So, you've got a horse. Wild Horse (Racking Horse) 1. Take all the tack and companions off your horse. 2. Go to your horses red stats to the the horses uts. Wild Horse's uts: INTEL-740 PERSON-481 3. Add the two uts numbers together. 740+481=1221 4. Then either go to the library or do the math on your horses screen to figure out that breed of horse's maximum uts. Racking Horse's uts: INTEL-850 PERSON-750 5. Add the maximum uts together. 850+750=1600 6. Then divide the number you got from your horse's uts by the breed maximum uts number. 1221/1600=0.763125 7. Take that number and either times it by 100 or move the decimal point two spots over. 0.763125*100=76.3125 8. Then what I do is chop off all the decimal numbers except for the one right next to the decimal point. So Wild Horse's uts would be 76.3, or 76%! Hope this helped! ~hailing from the cheesecake server~ CoyoteChaos, Brown Server
Are there anyway to max your horses on HorseIsle by a cheat?
There is no way of cheating to max your horse on the game. If you have a training pen on your ranch you can train once and get +1 on every stat, except the UTs.
How do you calculate UTs?
It's pretty easy! Well, Easier than you think, haha...!--First, add together your horse's UTs (Intelligence And Personality).Then, add the UT's of that breed (You can look at the Library).Divide your horse's UTs by the breed max, and you'll get a decimal number. Multiply that by 100 and there is the percentage!- HawkPinto & Dun Server
