Saint-Denis parkour elements (unfinished)
This mod isn't finished yet and is currently in beta, but you can download it if you want to try it out. If you don't want to fall over while parkour, you can use the ragdoll-free option for improved accuracy. You can watch the mod video:
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About this mod Machine translation
This mod isn't finished yet and is currently in beta, but you can download it if you want to try it out. If you don't want to fall over while parkour, you can use the ragdoll-free option for improved accuracy. You can watch the mod video:
Parkour elements in saint denis
🏃♂️ Module introduction
I'm trying to make a parkour mod that adds Assassin's Creed-like objects to make it as realistic as possible, but it's not finished yet. When I went to the center of Saint-Denis I got the fffff error so I gave up for the time being, but in order not to lose the project I decided to upload it anyway.
🎯 Current functions
- Added parkour elements and obstacles
- Provides ragdoll-free option to prevent falls while parkour
- Contains multiple parkour maps (some are ymap versions, some are xml editor versions)
⚠️ Notes
- This is an unfinished beta version
- There is a fffff bug in the center area of Saint-Denis
- The first parkour map was accidentally deleted, but the ymap version was retained
🎮 Usage suggestions
If you like parkour gameplay, you can try this mod. It is recommended to enable the ragdoll-free option for a better parkour experience.
🔮 Future Outlook
Hopefully someone can fix the fffff bug so I can complete this mod. It would be even better if someone could actually make a parkour system like Assassin's Creed, or add Assassin's Creed costumes, hidden blades, and stealing mechanics!
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📹 **Demo video**:
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