One-click defecation
Let animals poop, including yourself (if using a trainer to become a pooping species)
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About this mod Machine translation
Let animals poop, including yourself (if using a trainer to become a pooping species)
One-click defecation
🎮 Module function
Allow animals in the game (including player characters) to defecate at any time! Press the F10 key to make the target need to defecate
🎯 How to use
- **Shortcut key**: Press the F10 key (hard-coded, cannot be modified temporarily)
- **Target Selection**: If the crosshair is aimed at an NPC, it will affect the NPC; otherwise, it will affect the player himself
- **Effect**: Not only will the defecation meter be filled, but it will also cause the target to stop all current actions and focus on the need to defecate.
⚡ Practical Tips
- **Calming Effect**: Can calm the horse temporarily (relaxing defecation needs)
- **Prevent Escape**: Can stop escaping people (but not effective for enemies in combat)
- **Forced Dismount**: Can get people out of vehicles or horses
- **Stun Control**: Can be used as a stun locking skill
⚠️ Known limitations
- Cannot defecate twice in the same place in a row and need to move a certain distance
- Dogs seem reluctant to defecate in the rain
- Defecation is not triggered immediately and will occur at some point during the idle animation
- NPCs sometimes have other thoughts before or during defecation triggers
- Sometimes you are temporarily unable to defecate after turning into a horse (death can fix this problem)
🛠️ Installation requirements
**Required Components**: ScriptHookRDR2DotNet-V2
📁 Installation method
Place the mod's dll file into the scripts folder in the root directory of RDR2 (if there is no such folder, please create it yourself)
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