Catalogue Improvements

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This mod brings fixes and improvements to a considerable amount of clothing items for the player by reducing clipping, making clothes more reactive and adding a bit of variety to the wardrobe, even bringing new items into the catalogue for players to purchase.

The Navy Revolver can also be purchased from any gunsmith in the game, along with two additional metals that can be used to customize any of your weapons.

Shirts, Suspenders and Off-Hand Holsters can now be removed through the wardrobe, the latter now being able to dynamically push satchels away to avoid clipping.

A lot of emphasis has been put into John Marston's appearance with the hopes of making him look less like a Arthur Morgan clone and more like himself. Most of his unused/beta assets have been restored, this includes his head models, opened vests and equipment, as well as new hair models that were made/edited to fit John's unique head model.

We also made sure said opened vests are compatible with every shirt.

Certain cutscenes in Epilogue 1 are either fixed or overhauled in this mod, fixing the blurry scene at the end of Motherhood and giving John his actual weapons during Jim Milton Rides, Again?

Most of his outfits from Chapters 1-6 have been added to the wardrobe, as well as some unique outfits for Arthur inspired by unused/beta content.

There are a few more outfits for John that aren't shown in this GIF.

Speaking of unused content, we've also restored a few stolen hats that were unintentionally cut from the game. We say "unintentionally" because most of these hats can already be seen on peds, the only reason they couldn't be saved was because their textures/materials differed slightly from those in the wardrobe, which is no longer the case in this mod.

We've also added a couple of extra collectable hats and fixed a couple of things regarding Found Hats.

The Morion Helmet no longer removes your hair and can now be interacted with during certain animations.

We would also like to mention that previously static hats are now properly animated, with their own little weight values depending on the material and size of their brims.

Now let's quickly talk about food. In vanilla, when you eat any cooked meats, Arthur/John will play a quick animation of them eating an imaginary chunk of food, which is the same animation that's used when you eat any pi