Hares and Rabbits

This mod adds hares and rabbits from The Witcher 3 as new creatures with custom animations.

FEATURES

• []New creatures with a custom skeleton and animations. They don't just cutely wash their faces, they can also walk and run.[/]

  []Hares and rabbits share the same animations.[/]

  []Hares and rabbits are added to Origins and Awakening areas via scripts, keeping conflicts with other mods to a minimum.[/]

  []Rabbits are 10% smaller than hares.[/]

  []Hares and rabbits do NOT make any sounds.[/]

  []Hares and rabbits are immortal—partly because killing such harmless creatures would be incredibly cruel, and partly because I ran into major issues with the death animation. :)))[/]

  []Unfortunately, there are some glitches with the animations where the hare/rabbit lowers itself to graze and stands back up. During these transitions, the shoulder bones rotate 180 degrees. This happens so quickly that you might not even notices, but please be aware that this issue exists. I might fix it someday. :)[/]

INSTALLATION

Unpack the downloaded archive using 7-zip.

Install the unpacked file Hares_Rabbits.dazip using DAUpdater or DAO-Modmanager.

After installation, the mod's main folder will be located in your override folder, so you can easily delete or modify any mod files if desired. The mod was packed in dazip format solely to add support for multiple localizations.

English and Russian localizations are currently supported.

На данный момент поддерживается английская и русская локализации.

UNINSTALLATION

Uninstall the mod using DAO-Modmanager. Then delete the Hares and Rabbits folder in Documents > BioWare > Dragon Age > packages > core > override.

This is not recommended, but you can also uninstall the mod manually. To do this, delete the following folders:

Documents > BioWare > Dragon Age > AddIns > hares_rabbits.

Documents > BioWare > Dragon Age > packages > core > override > Hares and Rabbits.

A few words about the creation of this mod

I absolutely love all animals, so I never miss an opportunity to diversify the fauna in Dragon Age: Origins. One day, while browsing 3D models on sketchfab.com, I stumbled upon a beautiful, realistic, and—most importantly—animated rabbit model. Almost instantly, the thought crossed my mind that it would be awesome to see this model in my favorite game. I downloaded it and started trying to rig it to the Nug skeleton and animations. You have to admit, Nugs are incredibly similar to ra