





With this extension, your livestock transport vehicles get a HUD fill bar that shows animal info, plus animal vocalizations while the animals are on the move.
Features
- FILL BAR: Keep the animal icon, breed name, and trailer capacity visible right on your screen.
- ANIMAL VOCALIZATIONS: The livestock riding inside the transport vehicle can now make vocalizations during transportation.
- SOUND CONTROL: Open the game settings menu whenever you want to change the audio setup. Turn the animal sound volume up or down, or switch those sounds off completely.
- MULTIPLAYER SYNC: In multiplayer, the game Admin is the only player who can manage and toggle the livestock sound settings.
Filltype Icon & Naming Logic
- SINGLE TYPE / SINGLE BREED: Load one breed and the HUD gives you its specific icon and breed name. So, one cow or several cows of the same breed show that breed name with the cow icon. The same setup works for individual types such as water buffalo, sheep, goats, pigs, horses, and chickens.
- MIXED BREEDS: Put different breeds of the same animal type in the trailer and the HUD uses a general name. For example, Holstein and Angus cows together are shown as “Cows” with the cow icon.
- MIXED CATEGORIES: Add any cow breed with water buffalo and the name becomes “Cow & Water Buffalo”. Mix any sheep breed with goats and it becomes “Sheep & Goat”.
- Majority Count Rule: The numbers in the trailer decide the icon. Load more cows than buffalo and you get the cow icon. Load more buffalo than cows and you get the buffalo icon. Sheep and goats follow this same rule.
- Equal Count Rule: When both categories have exactly the same amount, such as 1 cow + 1 water buffalo or 5 sheep + 5 goats, the HUD picks the animal icon loaded first into the trailer, or the one in the trailer first slot.
Changelog
- V1.1.0.0
New Alpaca livestock now has full compatibility and support. - Missing trailer transport vocalization sounds for Alpacas are now included.
- The breed mix logic now correctly shows “Alpacas” instead of falling back to the generic “Animals” name.
- All 27 l10n localization files received updated text definitions.





