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A slightly reworked version of my Couple O' Radars
New north pointer, tweaked player blip, tweaked background.
Both meters now have an icon beneath to indicate their function: A horsehoe for the stamina bar, a bullet for Dead Eye
Three versions:
One without the tiny coloured matched dots beside the meters, the other without.
Third option change the meters to have a digit/film reel look.
Loose files included if you don't want anything specific overwritten within mapblips.wtd.
Loose File Method Installation: Open your game's "mapres.rpf" file in the "game" folder using MagicRDR. Within that program, locate and open "mapblips.wtd", and replace each.dds" file with whichever of the files you wish to use in this download. Click "Save" and then after that "Replace" when prompted. After pressing "Ok", click "File" and then Save > Current. Close the program and still pinch yourself that Red Dead Redemption finally got a PC port.
Otherwise, simply swap mapblips.wtd within mapres.rpf
New north pointer, tweaked player blip, tweaked background.
Both meters now have an icon beneath to indicate their function: A horsehoe for the stamina bar, a bullet for Dead Eye
Three versions:
One without the tiny coloured matched dots beside the meters, the other without.
Third option change the meters to have a digit/film reel look.
Loose files included if you don't want anything specific overwritten within mapblips.wtd.
Loose File Method Installation: Open your game's "mapres.rpf" file in the "game" folder using MagicRDR. Within that program, locate and open "mapblips.wtd", and replace each.dds" file with whichever of the files you wish to use in this download. Click "Save" and then after that "Replace" when prompted. After pressing "Ok", click "File" and then Save > Current. Close the program and still pinch yourself that Red Dead Redemption finally got a PC port.
Otherwise, simply swap mapblips.wtd within mapres.rpf