[MOD] Roleplay & Realism (modular)

[Hazelnut]

Also regen doesn't achieve the desired effect at all. The point is to not be able to bandage oneself instantly.. so you have to find a place and time where you won't be disturbed.

[Ralzar]

The regen effect was just so you couldn't instantly heal yourself with bandages, but it still gave a healing effect. Because applying a regen effect has 't got much to say if you are mid-combat. It needs time to actually benefit you.

What I'm trying to avoid is the Skyrim cheese-wheel effect, where you pause while someone is hitting you to eat 100 cheeses to get up to 100% health.

Edit: The equivalent here would be to pause mid combat to use 100 bandages, turning yourself into a mummy

[Aleryn]

Thank you for the addition of bandage functionality. Especially the choice of it taking time to be effective. Reminds me a lot of how the OLD MMORPG Ultima Online handled it.

[King of Worms]

I love how the advanced horseriding and its terrain following part works great when jumping on the horse. The horse head makes a nice dive movements as you jump. It might not be intentional, but it looks great I use the biggest value for the smooting, makes it feel better than default IMHO.

Now as always, I was thinking on making it even better

I come up with this tweak. When you turn left or right on a horse, the horse head should be lagging a bit behind, having its own inertia.

So if you turn right, the horse head gets off the center of the screen to the left a bit, and than transfers smoothly towards the center again, in a new direction.

When u turn left, head gets a bit to the right and than slowly centers again.

This is to give a horse a bit of left/right inertia, same as it is done in modern games, where weapons have this inertia and lag a bit behind the camera. It will create this effect of horse being independent of the camera/body. Not being 100% rigid.

[Firebrand]

I love how the advanced horseriding and its terrain following part works great when jumping on the horse. The horse head makes a nice dive movements as you jump. It might not be intentional, but it looks great I use the biggest value for the smooting, makes it feel better than default IMHO.

Now as always, I was thinking on making it even better

I come up with this tweak. When you turn left or right on a horse, the horse head should be lagging a bit behind, having its own inertia.

So if you turn right, the horse head gets off the center of the screen to the left a bit, and than transfers smoothly towards the center again, in a new direction.

When u turn left, head gets a bit to the right and than slowly centers again.

This is to give a horse a bit of left/right inertia, same as it is done in modern games, where weapons have this inertia and lag a bit behind the camera. It will create this effect of horse being independent of the camera/body. Not being 100% rigid.

Cool

[Hazelnut]

That's a good idea, but I'm quite busy with what I'm doing so I'll just add it to my (long) todo list for now.

[Ralzar]

I made a rather extensive list of horse/wagon mod ideas a little while back which goes in much the same vein about the controls.

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[Firebrand]

That's a good idea, but I'm quite busy with what I'm doing so I'll just add it to my (long) todo list for now.

And it all started with Clickable beds

[Narf the Mouse]

So to turn a horse to the right, first you turn its head to the right; and vice-versa for left. So the horse head should actually be ahead of where you're turning.

If you want to turn a horse to the right, and its head goes left, well, you're outvoted by at least a dozen hundred pounds.

[King of Worms]

So to turn a horse to the right, first you turn its head to the right; and vice-versa for left. So the horse head should actually be ahead of where you're turning.

Lol no, its something else plus its exactly the other way

Basically this gives a horse a inertia. So if you make a turn right, the horse head will actually move a bit to the left while you do so, because he has that forward momentum.

Like in this video, 2nd half is with enabled Inertia. Its mostly noticeable at the left-right movements.