Improved Mahogany Bay Tennessee Walking Horse
Mahogany Bay Tennessee Walking Horse retextured
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Mahogany Bay Tennessee Walking Horse retextured
Improved Mahogany Bay Tennessee Walking Horse
🎮 **Personalized and improved version of the horse at the beginning of the game**
This is my personal redesign of the Tennessee Walker you get at the start of the game. I personally love this horse but always find myself choosing other horses, so I decided to give this pony a chance to compete :)
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✨ Update log
**1.3 version update:**
- Fixed an issue where the white tailbone was showing through the tail
**1.2 version update:**
- Added an Andalusian model version for players who prefer slightly beefier horses
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🎨 Appearance improvements
- Minor adjustments to some markers (face and body)
- Changed the colors around the mouth, nose and eyes to make them more realistic
- Changed hoof color to be more realistic
- Added horseshoes
- Change your mane to a shaggy style
-Slightly increased body size
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⚙️ Installation instructions
**Required Tools:**
- Requires LML (Lenny's Mod Loader) and version.dll
**Installation path:**
- Red Dead Redemption 2 → lml → stream folder
**Note:**
- Make sure all files are unzipped and moved out of the folder
- Make sure you put the .ytd file into the stream folder too
- dinput8.dll cannot load online resources used by some horses
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Hope you like this improved version! 🐎✨
Install & use Install: follow the bundled instructions
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