Saint-Denis Police Uniform and John's Coat Physical Restoration
Fixed the physics of the Saint Denis police uniform and John's coat by returning them to their state in version 1.00 of the game.
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Fixed the physics of the Saint Denis police uniform and John's coat by returning them to their state in version 1.00 of the game.
Saint-Denis Police Uniform and John Coat Physical Restoration
🎯 Module function
Fixed the physical effect issues of the Saint Denis police uniform and John NPC coat, returning these costumes to the perfect state as in the original 1.00 version of the game!
⚡ Problem background
Rockstar has made a lot of improvements in game updates, but has also unfortunately broken the physics of many clothing items. The most obvious ones are John's NPC coat and Saint Denis police uniform, whose physics have become extremely bad, as shown in the thumbnail, it is unbearable to look at.
✨ Fix
By restoring the relevant ydd and yld files to their version 1.00 state, the physical issues with these garments were perfectly resolved! This fix is completely bug-free and will not conflict with other mods, ensuring you get the best gaming experience.
🎮Using experience
Now you can enjoy the fluid physics of these garments in game as they were meant to be, without being bothered by weird cloth movements. Whether you're playing as a police officer in Saint-Denis or admiring John's iconic coat, you'll get a more immersive visual experience!
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*Make your western adventure even more perfect! *
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