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Get Your Moo On: A Look at the Hilariously Chaotic "Crazy Cattle 3D"
If you're looking for a unique and entertaining 3D game, Crazy Cattle 3D is worth trying. This game offers a mix of strategy, action, and fun as you control cattle in a lively virtual world. Whether you're a casual gamer or someone who enjoys immersive simulations, Crazy Cattle 3D provides an engaging experience.
You can check it out at Crazy Cattle 3D and see if it fits your gaming style.
Gameplay Basics
In Crazy Cattle 3D, you take on the role of a cattle herder, guiding your animals through various challenges. The game features:
Open-World Exploration: Roam freely in a 3D environment filled with obstacles, enemies, and hidden rewards.
Mission-Based Objectives: Complete tasks like herding cattle, defending them from predators, or racing against time.
Upgrades & Customization: Improve your cattle’s abilities, unlock new breeds, and customize their appearance.
The controls are intuitive—whether you're playing on PC or mobile, you'll quickly get the hang of moving, jumping, and interacting with the environment.
Corrigo API
Can you help me with the API details through which we can create new child workorder.
PM/RM schedule name associated to a workorder
Hi Li,
API Capability to Auto-Send Work Orders to Service Pros
Hi Li,
Workorder procedure step of type Document
Hi Li,
PM/RM schedule API
Hi Li,
How to update WoOnSite
WoOnSite is listed in the entities. Is there a way to update this Work Order property? Is there a command to do it?
URL to created work order from Customer Portal
We are using Corrigo API to create Work orders. After work order is created users want to have a direct access link to the work order via Corrigo customer portal.
How do we scope all API data by Building or Site? Need to understand hierarchy + filter these entities.
We are integrating with the Corrigo Enterprise REST API and need to scope our connector to specific buildings or sites. We want every API fetch to be limited to those buildings/sites.
Document uploaded for procedure steps does not reflect on the Corrigo web page
Did I miss something here?
Here is the Post request and payload used for image upload. This API call returns success response containing the created document’s identifier.