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Just a few things in case you ever do get back to the modding scene here (no worries). I find that I can disrupt the digging animation by moving, and it still digs a hole and let’s out the rabbit. I also think that it might be a bit unbalanced to have the rabbit escape from the hole right away. You can just keep making holes from a single rabbit. I don’t know how difficult it would be to implement, but maybe having them start out as if the bunny was killed for the day or having them be collapsed for a day.
Either way anyone else is free to update and republish
People are too fucking lazy to even read the description and then preferably want the author to drive over to their house and do an one hour support session in left mouse clicking. Modding a video game nowadays is stupidly easy with the steam workshop but people still behave to autistic to even get that one right.
You always hear "there are no such things as a stupid questions" actually yes there are.
The author answers legitimate to legitimate questions and calls out mongols for their idiocy. Thats the best way to reply as a mod author
Labor camps for the lazy.
Eugenics for the mentally retarded.