AnymYo

I have. Same name like here.

Thanks! Have you considered investigating and possibly releasing a kind of 'Lenny's Mod Loader' for RDR1 as well?

Make sure that this is the only mod which is using "physicstasks.ymt" and "weapons.ymt". CERR 2.0 is EA because all this is still WIP. A lot has changed recently. New parameters have been unhashed, there are new ways to create reactions and there is a hot reloader for the physics stuff now. All of this prompted me to start from scratch so that I could realize things the way I imagined them without the limitations of the existing CERR version (which is the same file since day 1). Like every euphoria mod, CERR 2.0 is a matter of taste. There is still the option of using version 1.08 or AREP.

The tuning set which is triggered when the health is 0 is "FatallyInjured". Changes in configureBalance can affect the stumbling or you can set the FatallyInjured set to <Enabled value="false"/>. The falling is caused by the bullet force + hit angle and a single CNmParameterRandomBool called "failMustCollide". Its tweaked to 0.5 (50% chance to be "true"). You can change it to 1.0. That forces a NPC to balance until the upper body hits the floor. Also adding the following to configureBalance in FatallyInjured: <Item type="CNmParameterFloat"><!--fallMult--> <Name>fallMult</Name> <Value value="0.2"/> </Item> <Item type="CNmParameterInt"><!--maxSteps--> <Name>maxSteps</Name> <Value value="10"/> </Item> That should increase the balancetime even more.

Thanks! The headshot preset in AREP 1.1 also contains "dramatic" results but these are depending on chances. I dont want the headshots to be too repetetive, thats why I set the chance to 10% dramatic, 90% drop. But its easy to tweak it. You need to open "physicstasks.ymt" with Notepad++. I recomment installing the "xml plugin" so you can collapse all sections in the file by pressing ALT+SHIFT+0. Search for: 0x51109753 This will lead you to the headshot preset which will look like this: The easiest way to make NPCs grabbing headshot wounds and stumble around is changing <Enabled value="true"> to <Enabled value="false">. If you want to try to change the parameters which are affecting the random behavior output, you need take a look to the <Messages> section. You can change the values from these parameters to make significant changes on headshots in AREP: <Name>maxBalanceTime</Name> is controlling how long a NPC is allowed to balance. Minimum 0.0 seconds, Maximum 3.0 seconds. <Name>giveUpHeight</Name> is the allowed distance from the lowest foot and the "center of mass" of the NPCs body. Lower values preventing NPCs from falling. Minimum 0.30, Maximum 1.10. (Change it to Min: 0.10, Max: 0.10 or delete it completely) <Name>useCStrModulation</Name> is activating a custom upper and lower body strength of the NPC. The chance that this is "true" is at 0.8 (80%). If its "true", the NPC will collapse much faster (due to the 4 parameters below). Set smaller values to decrease the chance of collapse (try 0.1 - 0.0). <Name>enabled</Name> is controlling if woundreaching is allowed or not. Its 0.25 (25% chance of reaching). Wound reaching happens when the NPC standing still. If you want to increase the chance, try higher values like 0.7 - 1.0. I recomment using the physicstasks hotreloader from @TuffyTown. This allowes you simply press F10 while the game is running and it reloads "physicstasks.ymt" directly to the game. (You dont need to restart it to see your changes in the file) Link: https://www.nexusmods.com/reddeadredemption2/mods/4162

@AaronPvP Yes! In AREPS physicstasks file you'll find a few new tuning sets but those were WIP and are unfinished -> Means that these tunigsets can lead to unwanted or unfitting NPC shotreactions. But to create a new output from existing tuning sets, you can mix them in weapons.ymt. For example, you can also use <NmShotTuningSet>BOW</NmShotTuningSet> for a pistol. The game would execute the BOW tuning set with all the impulses and damage properties of a pistol. That would lead to a slightly different BOW tuning set output as well when you apply it to a pistol and use this pistol ingame. If you like to play around with weapons.ymt file, you might find the following parameters interesting because all of them are doing something with the physics: IMPORTANT: I use a really low global impulse for AREP and impulse parameters which can lead to a kind of impulse limit (these could limit the impulse mag from weapons.ymt as well). <CWeaponInfoBlob> -> <Infos> The first info section is for general ammo types. These ammo changes counting globally -> Means: What you change here is affecting this ammo type, no matter which weapon is used. The second info section contains weapons and damage modes (ammo types with specific parameters especially for THAT weapon): Example: <Name>WEAPON_REVOLVER_CATTLEMAN</Name> Ammo types (high velocity in this example) <WeaponForce> (you can add more Bone-Items in <OverrideForces> to add more areas on the NPCs body where the bullet force is different): FragImpulse: <WeaponNM> Changes here counting for the weapon base. If you add a tuningset here and to a damageMode, you mix them together. I assume that "KnockdownCount" will execute the "knockdown" tuning set after a specifit amount of hits or time (seconds). In that case that wouldnt do any difference becasue this tuningset is disabled in AREP physicstasks.ymt. I recomment using the rampage trainer in combination with "Main and Legal Menu Skip 1.0.0" to reload weapons.ymt without closing the game. If you made your change in weapons.ymt and want to test it, open the trainer ingame, go to SETTINGS -> CORE -> LANDING PAGE. Youll get much shorter loading screen and the game will also load your new weapons.ymt file to the running game. Do these steps after each change you made in weapons.ymt.

You can try it but I havent tested anything about that. You will have different bullet forces and mixed ragdoll sets but I really dont know if that works well or not. Also, I cant remember if there are completely new created ragdoll sets in C.E.R.R 2.0 which are called by weapons.ymt. If yes, the game wont find them in A.R.E.P physicstasks.ymt and will execute the A.R.E.P "base" ragdoll behavior which is a kind of default reaction in A.R.E.P.

I implemented bleedout stumbling with the chance to recover back to standing animation instead of falling always. Im happy that someone noticed 😄 At the moment, Im trying to create 2 more optional versions which are limiting the stumbling on rifle shots and overall (just in case someone preferes this). After that, this project is finished and I will create a little showcase video. Edit: I think the versions are on hold for now but I uploaded a preview video.

Thank you! I got some feedback on nexus mods as well from people who are asking for the new CERR update. I want to release it when Im happy with it and I really dont know when this will be. This is why I took a nearly finished CERR update (which I created before the physicstasks hotreloader-tool was released) and merged some of the new stuff from the current CERR update to it. I will release it as a standalone ragdoll mod (without weapons.ymt customisation) to share something of the new stuff with you. I will name it "Arep" (Anymyos Reworked Euphoria Physics) and it will provide western style tuned exaggerated shot reactions. Ill try to release it later this day. Stay tuned!

Yes I am. But since I can hotreload the physics stuff while the game is running, I did a rollback and startet from a earlier stage of the project. I am stuck on fine tuning at the moment.

Here is a preview of the headshot styles from the update which is in the works: Cineastic headshot vs. more realistic headshots (liveleak inspired) (The pistol is causing cineastic headshots, the revolver is causing realistic headshots) headshotcomp.mp4

Copy the "CERR 2.0" folder to your "lml" folder and start Lennys mod loader. Make sure C.E.R.R. is checked, so its enabled in RDR2. Make sure you dont use any other euphoria mod simultan.