How To Add a New Custom Horse

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How to set custom texture and colours

a_c_horse_arabian_white:

Place only YTD files into ‘stream’ folder (it should replace texture/skin pattern).

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Default in-game horse will look like this, only texture pattern has changed:

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You have to set custom colours somehow. It can be done by new YMT file as originally is made in modded horse, but in RedM I don’t know how to stream custom YMT for default horses. Therefor, I use script instead. Use next script to spawn the horse (/horse):

-- client.lua

function GetLastMount(ped)
    return Citizen.InvokeNative(0x4C8B59171957BCF7, ped)
end

function SetMetaPedTag(ped, drawable, albedo, normal, material, palette, tint0, tint1, tint2)
    Citizen.InvokeNative(0xBC6DF00D7A4A6819, ped, drawable, albedo, normal, material, palette, tint0, tint1, tint2)
end

function IsPedReadyToRender(ped)
    return Citizen.InvokeNative(0xA0BC8FAED8CFEB3C, ped)
end

function UpdatePedVariation(ped)
    Citizen.InvokeNative(0xAAB86462966168CE, ped, true)
    Citizen.InvokeNative(0xCC8CA3E88256E58F, ped, false, true, true, true, false)
end

function GetMetaPedAssetGuids(ped, index)
    return Citizen.InvokeNative(0xA9C28516A6DC9D56, ped, index)
end

function SetPedAsSaddleHorseForPlayer(player, mount)
    Citizen.InvokeNative(0xD2CB0FB0FDCB473D, player, mount)
end

function BlipAddForEntity(blipHash, entity)
    return Citizen.InvokeNative(0x23F74C2FDA6E7C61, blipHash, entity)
end

RegisterCommand('horse', function(source, args)
    local model = `a_c_horse_arabian_white`
    
    RequestModel(model)
    while not HasModelLoaded(model) do
        Wait(0)
    end

    local coords = GetEntityCoords(PlayerPedId())
    local currentMount = CreatePed(model, coords.x, coords.y, coords.z, 0, true, true, true, true)
    SetModelAsNoLongerNeeded(model)
    SetPedOutfitPreset(currentMount, 0, 0)
    SetPedAsSaddleHorseForPlayer(PlayerId(), currentMount)
    SetPedConfigFlag(currentMount, 297, true) -- Enable leading
    SetPedConfigFlag(currentMount, 312, true) -- Won't flee when shooting
    SetPedConfigFlag(currentMount, 442, true) -- Remove Flee prompt
    BlipAddForEntity(-1230993421, currentMount)

    while not IsPedReadyToRender(currentMount) do
        Wait(0)
    end

    -- head
    local tint0, tint1, tint2 = 47, 0, 194
    local drawable = `p_c_horse_01_head_000`
    local albedo = `p_c_horse_01_head_000_c0_879_ab`
    local normal = `p_c_horse_01_head_000_c0_000_nm`
    local material = `p_c_horse_01_head_000_c0_000_m`
    local palette = `metaped_tint_horse`
    SetMetaPedTag(currentMount, drawable, albedo, normal, material, palette, tint0, tint1, tint2)
    UpdatePedVariation(currentMount)

    -- body
    local tint0, tint1, tint2 = 47, 0, 194
    local drawable = `p_c_horse_01_hand_000`
    local albedo = `p_c_horse_01_hand_000_c0_879_ab`
    local normal = `p_c_horse_01_hand_000_c0_000_nm`
    local material = `p_c_horse_01_hand_000_c0_000_m`
    local palette = `metaped_tint_horse`
    SetMetaPedTag(currentMount, drawable, albedo, normal, material, palette, tint0, tint1, tint2)
    UpdatePedVariation(currentMount)
end)

As the result:

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In the script you have to set proper names for drawable, albedo, normal, material and tint colours, as you would set it in custom YMT.