command uniform
This module allows you and NPC to activate 4 types of uniform animations through commands (knife-wielding uniform (riding), unarmed uniform (riding), unarmed uniform (back grapple), unarmed uniform (front and rear grapple [requires bs_bruiser])
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About this mod Machine translation
This module allows you and NPC to activate 4 types of uniform animations through commands (knife-wielding uniform (riding), unarmed uniform (riding), unarmed uniform (back grapple), unarmed uniform (front and rear grapple [requires bs_bruiser])
command uniform
🎮 Module function
This mod allows you to activate 4 different uniform animations via commands:
- 🔪 Knife-wielding uniform (riding state)
- 👊 Unarmed uniform (riding state)
- 🥋 Subdue with bare hands (grab from behind)
- 🥊 Unarmed uniform (front and back grapple - requires bs_bruiser fighting style)
🤖 NPC interaction
NPCs can now use these uniform animations too, without changing their fighting style! However, if you want NPCs to use the **front and back grapple** action against you, you still need to change their fighting style to bs_bruiser.
When any NPC grapples you in these locations, you can also activate the uniform animation for them.
🎥 Demonstration video
Want to see a hands-on demonstration of all uniform animations and their various consequences (counterattacks and breakaways)?
Check out the YouTube showcase video
🔧 Version update
**Version 1.2**
- Added "Uniform" prompt
- Added full controller support
**Version 1.1**
- Allow NPCs to use uniform animations without changing fighting styles
- Added front and back grapple function for NPC
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