RDR2 displays target blood volume + frame rate plug-in
(F11) → Switch display modes cyclically: Off HP → Off FPS → On HP → On FPS → Off FPS → Off HP → On FPS → On HP (-) → Zoom out (=) → Zoom in. Aim at the NPC holding a gun, and the NPC’s HP value will be displayed. Green means healthy, yellow means injured, and red means dying. FPS will be displayed in the upper left corner of the screen. Green means stable, yellow means slight lag, and red means severe lag. (Resizing explanation) If it is turned on separately, HP can only adjust its size. The same is true for FPS. If both are turned on together, they can be adjusted together.
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(F11) → Cycle display mode: off HP → off FPS → on HP → on FPS → off FPS → off HP → on FPS → on HP
(-) → zoom out
(=) → zoom in
Aim at the NPC holding the gun, and the NPC's HP value will be displayed. Green means healthy, yellow means injured, and red means dying.
FPS will be displayed in the upper left corner of the screen. Green means stable, yellow means slight lag, and red means severe lag.
(Resizing explanation)
If it is turned on separately, HP can only adjust its size, and the same is true for FPS. If both are turned on together, they can also be resized together.
Save: Automatically save to 541888.ini
Fade out: the prompt disappears after 3 seconds, and the HP is forced to be displayed when adjusting the blood volume.
Color: Green=Normal, Yellow=Low, Red=Extremely Low
Installation method: Find RedDeadRedemption2 and copy all the files in it.
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