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One thing to keep in mind is that it can make certain situations trivial since you can simply force a pawn down and then back up to avoid man hunters or bugs/raids. However, I feel that is more of a feature than a problem as it is up to the player to decide when to use the gizmo. If you want to exploit it go for it, but if you want to RP it then more power to you.
There is a mod setting to disable that feature.
Maybe the mod "Injured Carry" is what you are looking for.
See my comment from 25th of August 2023 at 3:45.