Surrounding horses

The Quarter Horse is the main breed of wild-west horse, and is most commonly used by the NPC.

Missouri trotters - these horses were quite common in the Old West. The trotter's vanilla model looked bad to me, so I used the Baylock model.

Mustangs - I used Maggie's model for the Mustangs and gave them the usual wool to fit better with other horses and remove the feathers. They are also common in the wild and may be thinner than normal.

The Tennessee Walkers, a breed of horse that has remained relatively unchanged, now have slightly more ambitious options.

The American saddle breed is the same as the Tennessee Walker. I don't really like what this breed looks like in the game, so they're much less common than the others.

Morgan is like more extravagant horses, they are less common than others; I have also changed their size to make him more intelligent.

The breed horse is more common than the morgans, and I left this breed almost unchanged.

Arabic is the rarest horse that NPC can ride, I have made for them a little rarer wool because they have to appear infrequently.

American mottled - these horses can be found both in the wild and on the NPC, although in the wild they are usually thinner, and their hair is covered with mats.

Appaluses - Although these horses are usually ridden by Native Americans, NPCs rarely ride them, and they are more common in the wild, where they are thinner. I used a model of my Appaloosa fashion for them.

Mules - Mules will go to sleep in their usual places, but I added several more options (despite the fact that it was difficult to do because of the wool), as well as increased their size, and they can often be found pulling carts.

The widths are almost unchanged compared to vanilla, although you will see them less often.

Belgian drat - I added extra wool and changed their hairstyle, in general, almost everything.

Percheron - it is very rare to see carts pulling.

DISCLAIMER: Because of the way this fashion works, if you see a horse you like, please use the extra separate files and look for the horse you found, otherwise the horse will change every time you die/reboot the game. It is also worth noting that I can not make the cards with stats work, so the name of the breed may not reflect what the horse is really. The stats of these horses will match the stats of ordinary horses, so you can't just steal an Arab and get a very good horse right away.

The master file does not change the horses used in stables or in casual encounters, so I recommend using a combination of individual files and this for the best experience.

READ BEFORE COMMENTING: There is a mistake in this fashion that makes Native American horses in "My Last Boy" invisible. I'm going to fix this error, but it might not be uploaded to this page.

Installation:

Put the files in the LML > stream folder