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About this mod
This mod forces you to eat, drink, sleep, wear appropriate clothes for the current weather, makes you suffer injuries, lets you build a camp, get drunk or change your clothes anywhere...
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Patch notes:
1.0.22: Fixed sleeping restores cores (even if it's set not to)
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This is a compilation of some of my previously released mods as well as some I've only made for myself and haven't released before.
It has a ton of ini options to customize every aspect of it, or disable parts you don't want.
Use the hotkey ('0' by default, change in the ini), or the press the 'open satchel' button on controllers for the prompts to come up.
(Pressing this hotkey at any time should cancel any animation, in case you get stuck in one somehow. It can also be used to hide the 'Wait an hour' prompt while you're resting)
Base core drain:
Your cores are slowly getting drained over time. Eat, drink, sleep and take care of yourself to keep them from being depleted all the time...
Thirst core:
Over time you become dehydrated... It'll slowly drain your cores, then eventually your health and you'll die.
Use your flask or drink from rivers to restore your thirst core.
You can also store 6 bottles of beer on your horse and drink it to quench your thirst. Simply press the 'show_prompts' key while targeting your main horse to grab a bottle from your saddlebag.
Refill your flask in rivers / lakes, or use the 'Refill flask' prompt in saloons to refill both your water and whisky flask, and your beer reserves on your horse (for a price).
Beer you can grab from crates in the world should also reduce your thirst now.
Hunger core:
There is no hunger core...
By default sleeping or bathing doesn't restore your health core, only eating does. Combined with the "base core drain" feature effectively turning your health core into a hunger core. Eat to have health...
Pee core:
Take a leak every now and then or your pee-pee explodes.
Weather core:
Not wearing appropriate clothes for the weather will make you overheat or become hypothermic. It'll drain your cores, apply a screen effect and you'll slowly lose health. Warm yourself up by your campfire or by getting drunk, take shelter in your tent from rain, drink water or wash yourself to cool yourself down, etc...
Sleep core:
This is my "Sleep Deprivation" mod completely included here.
If you go for too long without sleeping you'll become tired that'll make you do "heavy blinks" and drain your cores slightly faster. Eventually you'll pass out of sleep deprivation. (Check the description of Sleep Deprivation for more details...)
Injuries:
This is a light version of my "Critical Hits" mod, if you want a more fleshed out version of this feature use Critical Hits instead.
You have a random chance to suffer an injury during combat that'll make you fall over, bleed and act injured for a while.
Your health doesn't regenerate while you're injured (rest or get drunk to ease the pain and offset this), and your cores are getting drained faster.
You can set if injuries should heal on their own, only heal when you sleep or when you use a health tonic AND sleep (default).
Resting:
Resting slowly regenerates your stamina core and make your stamina and health regenerate faster (especially when you're injured), taking a nap will partially restore your sleep core too.
Your followers will rest with you when you're resting. (Sit around campfire, etc... You can disable this in the ini)
The three different rest options (sit, relax, play guitar) are just for immersion. You can rest on the ground or in chairs / benches...
There are also a few different options if you hold the prompt for an extra second:
Hold the 'Relax' prompt longer: standing smoke animation.
Hold the 'Rest' prompt longer: sit on ledge animation.
'Followers rest' prompt: normally they'll sit on the ground. Hold the prompt for an extra second to make them try to find chairs to sit on nearby.
While resting you can press the 'show prompts' key to bring up the 'Wait' and 'Take a nap' prompts. Waiting will speed up time to recover stamina faster, warm up next to a campfire faster, etc... Taking a nap will make you sleep for about an hour and a half and restores your sleep core to 50%.
Washing yourself:
You can wash yourself in rivers to clean blood (some injuries will leave permanent blood on you) or dirt off yourself, or to cool yourself in hot weather, to sober up quicker and to reduce your sleepiness a little.
Whisky Flask:
Drink from your whisky flask by holding the "Drink from flask" prompt for an extra second.
Getting drunk helps you deal with bad weather or eases the pain and regenerates your health when you're injured.
Optionally being drunk will make you tougher and your Deadeye ability will only work when you're drunk (disabled by default).
Refill the whisky flask in saloons.
Camp:
This is pretty much my "Camp Anywhere" mod without the advanced part, it let's you build a camp anywhere, with some extra options like only be able to build a camp when your horse is nearby.
Hold the 'Set up tent' prompt for an extra second to set up fortifications around your tent. (Useful against zombies ;) )
Change clothes anywhere:
This simply lets you switch between your saved custom outfits that are stored on your horse anywhere. Only works with *custom* outfits, not with pre-made sets you can buy in stores or at the trapper. This makes the survival experience less hardcore, but allows you travel around without your horse and not get screwed by the weather.
Known issues:
- The weather core is pretty complex and was made for my liking and there's no easy way to add options so everyone can change it to their liking unfortunately. But if you run into instances when you think you should be definitely ok with your current clothing but your not, let me know (preferably post the temperature + if you're wearing a coat, west, gloves, or a hat).
- The 'Wait an hour' feature conflicts with other mods that make time pass slower or faster, like the Longer days mod. It does work with my Consistent Timeflow mod though. If you get stuck in
Installation:
Download SurvivalMechaincs.rar, extract it and drop the files into your Red Dead Redemption 2 game folder.
You're going to need Script Hook By Alexander Blade.
https://www.dev-c.com/rdr2/scripthookrdr2/
1.0.22: Fixed sleeping restores cores (even if it's set not to)
-----------------------------------------------------------------------
This is a compilation of some of my previously released mods as well as some I've only made for myself and haven't released before.
It has a ton of ini options to customize every aspect of it, or disable parts you don't want.
Use the hotkey ('0' by default, change in the ini), or the press the 'open satchel' button on controllers for the prompts to come up.
(Pressing this hotkey at any time should cancel any animation, in case you get stuck in one somehow. It can also be used to hide the 'Wait an hour' prompt while you're resting)
Base core drain:
Your cores are slowly getting drained over time. Eat, drink, sleep and take care of yourself to keep them from being depleted all the time...
Thirst core:
Over time you become dehydrated... It'll slowly drain your cores, then eventually your health and you'll die.
Use your flask or drink from rivers to restore your thirst core.
You can also store 6 bottles of beer on your horse and drink it to quench your thirst. Simply press the 'show_prompts' key while targeting your main horse to grab a bottle from your saddlebag.
Refill your flask in rivers / lakes, or use the 'Refill flask' prompt in saloons to refill both your water and whisky flask, and your beer reserves on your horse (for a price).
Beer you can grab from crates in the world should also reduce your thirst now.
Hunger core:
There is no hunger core...
By default sleeping or bathing doesn't restore your health core, only eating does. Combined with the "base core drain" feature effectively turning your health core into a hunger core. Eat to have health...
Pee core:
Take a leak every now and then or your pee-pee explodes.
Weather core:
Not wearing appropriate clothes for the weather will make you overheat or become hypothermic. It'll drain your cores, apply a screen effect and you'll slowly lose health. Warm yourself up by your campfire or by getting drunk, take shelter in your tent from rain, drink water or wash yourself to cool yourself down, etc...
Sleep core:
This is my "Sleep Deprivation" mod completely included here.
If you go for too long without sleeping you'll become tired that'll make you do "heavy blinks" and drain your cores slightly faster. Eventually you'll pass out of sleep deprivation. (Check the description of Sleep Deprivation for more details...)
Injuries:
This is a light version of my "Critical Hits" mod, if you want a more fleshed out version of this feature use Critical Hits instead.
You have a random chance to suffer an injury during combat that'll make you fall over, bleed and act injured for a while.
Your health doesn't regenerate while you're injured (rest or get drunk to ease the pain and offset this), and your cores are getting drained faster.
You can set if injuries should heal on their own, only heal when you sleep or when you use a health tonic AND sleep (default).
Resting:
Resting slowly regenerates your stamina core and make your stamina and health regenerate faster (especially when you're injured), taking a nap will partially restore your sleep core too.
Your followers will rest with you when you're resting. (Sit around campfire, etc... You can disable this in the ini)
The three different rest options (sit, relax, play guitar) are just for immersion. You can rest on the ground or in chairs / benches...
There are also a few different options if you hold the prompt for an extra second:
Hold the 'Relax' prompt longer: standing smoke animation.
Hold the 'Rest' prompt longer: sit on ledge animation.
'Followers rest' prompt: normally they'll sit on the ground. Hold the prompt for an extra second to make them try to find chairs to sit on nearby.
While resting you can press the 'show prompts' key to bring up the 'Wait' and 'Take a nap' prompts. Waiting will speed up time to recover stamina faster, warm up next to a campfire faster, etc... Taking a nap will make you sleep for about an hour and a half and restores your sleep core to 50%.
Washing yourself:
You can wash yourself in rivers to clean blood (some injuries will leave permanent blood on you) or dirt off yourself, or to cool yourself in hot weather, to sober up quicker and to reduce your sleepiness a little.
Whisky Flask:
Drink from your whisky flask by holding the "Drink from flask" prompt for an extra second.
Getting drunk helps you deal with bad weather or eases the pain and regenerates your health when you're injured.
Optionally being drunk will make you tougher and your Deadeye ability will only work when you're drunk (disabled by default).
Refill the whisky flask in saloons.
Camp:
This is pretty much my "Camp Anywhere" mod without the advanced part, it let's you build a camp anywhere, with some extra options like only be able to build a camp when your horse is nearby.
Hold the 'Set up tent' prompt for an extra second to set up fortifications around your tent. (Useful against zombies ;) )
Change clothes anywhere:
This simply lets you switch between your saved custom outfits that are stored on your horse anywhere. Only works with *custom* outfits, not with pre-made sets you can buy in stores or at the trapper. This makes the survival experience less hardcore, but allows you travel around without your horse and not get screwed by the weather.
Known issues:
- The weather core is pretty complex and was made for my liking and there's no easy way to add options so everyone can change it to their liking unfortunately. But if you run into instances when you think you should be definitely ok with your current clothing but your not, let me know (preferably post the temperature + if you're wearing a coat, west, gloves, or a hat).
- The 'Wait an hour' feature conflicts with other mods that make time pass slower or faster, like the Longer days mod. It does work with my Consistent Timeflow mod though. If you get stuck in
Installation:
Download SurvivalMechaincs.rar, extract it and drop the files into your Red Dead Redemption 2 game folder.
You're going to need Script Hook By Alexander Blade.
https://www.dev-c.com/rdr2/scripthookrdr2/