Improved Kentucky Saddle Horse
Kentucky Saddle Horse Texture Rework
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About this mod Machine translation
Kentucky Saddle Horse Texture Rework
Improved Kentucky Saddle Horse
🐎Module introduction
This is my personal modified version of the 5 Kentucky Saddle Horses in the game. All horses retain their original properties, just with some cosmetic upgrades!
✨ Specific improvements
**Gray Kentucky Saddle Horse:**
- new tags
- New mane and tail
- Added horseshoes
- enlargement of body size
**Silver Bay Kentucky Saddle Horse:**
- new tags
- New mane
- Added horseshoes
- enlargement of body size
**Buttermilk Buckskin Kentucky Saddle Horse:**
- new tags
- New mane and tail
- Added horseshoes
- enlargement of body size
**Black Kentucky Saddle Horse:**
- New markings (fix pink snout)
- New mane and tail
- Added horseshoes
- enlargement of body size
**Chestnut piebald Kentucky Saddle Horse:**
- New markers (matching manes)
- New tail
- Added horseshoes
- enlargement of body size
⚙️ Installation instructions
- Requires LML module loader and version.dll to be installed
- Extract the files to: Red Dead Redemption 2 > lml > stream folder
- Make sure all files are unzipped and moved out of the folder
- Remember to put the .ytd file into the stream folder too
📝 IMPORTANT NOTICE
The gray and buttermilk buckskin horses share the same .ytd file, which means they have the same markings! If you want to replace these two coat colors in the game, you only need to put the "p_c_horse_01_h_merge_45+hi.ytd" and "p_c_horse_01_h_merge_45.ytd" files into the stream folder once.
Since all coat color replacements use .ytd files, it is recommended to check out this resource guide to see how other horse coat colors may be affected.
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Enjoy the game! :)
Install & use Install: follow the bundled instructions
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