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XaeroDegreaz

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  1. Props to LMS over at Mod RDR Discord for helping look into ways to manipulate the first person camera.
     
    I created this simple mod because I like to travel in third person while on my horse, but prefer first person on foot. I'm lazy and don't like to have to press the view toggle button every time I change states. I know there is a camera setting in the game that allows you to set your preferred view while on horseback, but it is limited to only the closest third person view.
     
    Instructions:
    Requires ScriptHookRDR2DotNet and its dependencies: https://www.mod-rdr.com/files/file/17-community-scripthookrdr2-net/
     
    Place RedDead2HorseCameraSwap.dll in your "path to Red Dead Redemption 2"/scripts directory.
     
    If the "scripts" directory does not exist, create it.
     
    If you're curious, here are the entire contents of the mod so you can do it yourself if you prefer.
    using System; using RDR2; using RDR2.Native; namespace RedDead2HorseCameraSwap { public class Main : Script { public Main() { Interval = 1; Tick += onTick; } private void onTick( object sender, EventArgs e ) { var player = Game.Player.Character; if ( player.IsOnFoot ) { //# _FORCE_FIRST_PERSON_CAM_THIS_FRAME: https://www.mod-rdr.com/nativedb/index/cam/_0x90da5ba5c2635416/ Function.Call( Hash._0x90DA5BA5C2635416 ); } } } }  
     
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