For full information about the project, you can check the following locations:

• Dude! Where's my Horse? on CurseForge

• Dude! Where's my Horse? on GitHub

You are responsible for where you summon your steeds. There is no in-built check to ensure that horses are teleported to safe locations, so if you are standing near lava: summoner beware! For full usage information and instructions, including recipes, see the CurseForge page.

Dude! Where's my Horse? is currently compatible with the following creatures & mods which add additional rideable entities:

• Vanilla (full Carrot & Ocarina)
  • Horse
  • Donkey
  • Mule
  • Skeletal Horse
  • Zombie Horse
  • Llama (can be listed but not summoned)
• Animania (Carrot: taming, healing, full Ocarina)
  • Draft Mare
  • Draft Stallion
    • Additional compatibility: instead of taming Draft Horses with the Enchanted Carrot, you can Sneak-Right-Click on them to name them "Player's Steed". You will then be able to summon these horses.
• DrZhark's Mo Creatures (Carrot: taming, aging, healing, full Ocarina)
  • Black Bear
  • Elephant
  • Grizzly Bear
  • Komodo Dragon
  • Leoger
  • Leopard
  • Liard
  • Lion
  • Liger
  • Lither
  • Ostrich
  • Panthard
  • Panther
  • Panthger
  • Polar Bear
  • Tiger
  • Wild Horse
  • Wyvern
  • Scorpion (pet)
  • Manticore (pet)
• Ultimate Unicorn Mod (full Carrot & Ocarina)
  • Magical Horse
  • Unicorn
  • Pegasus
  • Destrier
  • Nightmare
  • Hippocamp
  • Velvet
  • Typhon
  • Alea
  • Asmidiske
  • Kirin
  • Reindeer
    • Additional compatibility: steeds of the Vagabond Knight will be tamed to the player who kills the night; if no player kills it, the steed will drop its saddle and become untamed. Additionally, spawned, specially-named unicorns (such as Alea) can have the Enchanted Carrot applied to them in order to mark them as "yours", allowing you to summon them.
• Zoo and Wild Animals: Rebuilt (healing, taming and ageing Carrot, full Ocarina)
  • Asian Elephant
  • Grevys Zebra
  • Gaur
  • Reticulated Giraffe
  • Okapi
    • Currently, only land-based ZAWA animals are supported.