Horse_Racing_Realisse

The new "Horse Racing Realisse" mod is designed as an extension for SWEM (horse breeding), introducing horse racing and a realistic approach to breeding racehorses through interconnected mods. It requires the "All-In-One Thoroughbred Raising" mod and the SWEM (Star Worm Equestrian) mod as dependencies. It serves as a system for hosting horse races, show jumping courses, and harness racing, while also facilitating horse breeding—not just for vanilla horses, but primarily for SWEM horses, which feature unique appearances and breeding mechanics. Since this mod is largely AI-generated, it is open-source and currently available only for the 1.20.1 test version (we may add support for other versions in the future, depending on the status of SWEM and the *All-In-One Thoroughbred Raising* mod).
It is already integrated with the *All-In-One Thoroughbred Raising* mod, allowing you to control horses using the G and H keys (the same controls as in SWEM).
Additionally, you must install the *Lightman's Currency* mod (a currency and banking system) to register your own stable and purchase horses.
How do you do this? Instructions can be found in the description of the *All-In-One Thoroughbred Raising* mod. You use the command line to enter `/tb cash` (to activate the currency system from *Lightman's Currency*) followed by `/tb owner` (to register a racing stable). Then, simply use the registration form from the *All-In-One Thoroughbred Raising* mod on a tamed SWEM horse to assign it a name.
As the mod is in an early stage of development, it will be refined to make controls and features more user-friendly. Please let me know in the comments what improvements or new features you would like to see, beyond what is already included.
Currently, the mod supports full registration, integration with SWEM, and the ability to train and improve your horses.
In the near future, I plan to add automated races—or the option for server-based racing events—including steeplechase, classic show jumping, and harness racing (trotting) for slower horses pulling a cart.