Update 2.16 Mexico Map Expansion Project - Mexico Train, New PED, Random Shooting, Vibrant Mexico

Mexico Map Expansion Project

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This is a map of Mexico

extension - made by DRixus724.

2.16 Update Log: Fixed some crashes and bugs. Please delete the previous folder of this extension before installing this new extension (just delete! Mexico Extension Project

Drag directly to the game root directory, you need to install the Mexico map first

In LML, drag the Mexico map MOD to the bottom (highest priority) and save it.

Then delete the original Mexico map file RedDeadRedemption2/lml!Mexico/YMAP/rr.YMAP, otherwise the two railroad tracks will be messed up! ! !

To avoid mistakes,

Drag the Mexico map Nuevo Paraiso to the bottom of LML and save it (highest priority)! ! !

Drag the Mexico map Nuevo Paraiso to the bottom of LML and save it (highest priority)! ! !

Drag the Mexico map Nuevo Paraiso to the bottom of LML and save it (highest priority)! ! !

**Original description:** A mod responsible for adding improved Rails, new Peds, new Chuparosa and Frontera bridges, functional trains, Easter eggs, camps, environments, and more to the Mexico Mod. The complete list of features is in the description.

The original idea of ​​this mod was just to improve the railroad tracks in Mexico, but now it is an expansion project of the famous Mexico-Nuevo Paraiso mod, as it improves and brings back new classic things from RDR1, as well as mods created by other mod authors to this immersive version of the 1907 Nuevo Paraiso state, giving a new energy and atmosphere to the country, such as:



• I made a small comparison of the improvements and corrections to this new railway that I made from scratch.

• The tracks of this railway will now pass through their corresponding location in the station, rather than passing through the interior of the station.

• The track on Butter Bridge is now centered.

• This new rail is now straighter and made with very smooth pressure even when negotiating small bends or hills.

grateful

• Krissy was a huge help, even though our languages ​​were different, he gave me his knowledge and detailed explanations to be able to export the bridge model to rdr2, helped me make some collisions and models in blender, and helped me fix errors even though I was really stupid.

• RedMax helped explain the map editor and converted all xml files to ymap and allowed him to use his mod "Camps in Mexico" and his other prop creations in this mod.

• Richard Hertz/dabsvep for giving me the hints and permission to continue this project and now being part of the Mexican team, as well as other huge help and observations on the mod so that it ends as decently as possible.

• RDRCowboy By testing all alpha, beta and final versions of this mod and reporting my opinion as well as some bugs or bugs of this mod,

And incredible screens to help.

• AClassySliceOfToast allowed me to use the ymap "Camps in Mexico Expansion" he created and be part of this mod.

• C4zil: gave me the idea to create my first thumbnail.

• Red Dead Boah: Allowed me to use his creation "El Presidio Lights Restored", now included in this mod.

• Soggyfry: Allowed me to add his mod "El Presidio Props" to this project and allowed me to create props for all factions.

• Chicaroo: for creating and adding rocks, small campsites and other things to projects.



To install this mod, you just need to drag the .asi file and the unzipped folders (LML and rampagefiles) into the rmain folder of rdr2.

Mandatory requirements:

• Mexico Mod
• script hook

Sub - Lenny's Mod Loader

• Rampage Trainer
• and of course a legal copy of the game.

IMPORTANT NOTE: I recommend installing this mod and the main Mexico Mod on a clean copy of the game, installing only the requirements to make sure the mod will work properly, and then installing the mod you like or the mod you already have installed.

The next update to the mod will include things like:

• Primera Quebrada House。
• Chuparosa corral and foot …