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Third-Person Style Reanimated Default Pistols

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Game Content: Weapons

Weapons: Pistol

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7 Feb @ 8:07am

21 Jun @ 2:46pm

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Description

This idea has been bouncing around in my head for a while so I decided to make this as a little experiment. Basically a reanimation that takes the survivor third-person pistol animations and refines them to make them a bit more first-person-view-worthy.

Vanilla+ I guess?
Alternative grip/hold method (on top of the "teacup" method supposedly being wrong, it also just looks kinda dumb)
Uninspiring, slightly off-screen reload for the dualies
Dualies firing sound swap bug already accounted for
Custom vanilla style run and melee animation

Works with reskins/retextures.

CREDITS:

Valve - Original third-person animations used as a basis
Me - Animation editing

Source files are in the .vpk, do whatever you want with them, no need to ask me first, just please make sure to credit me properly.

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Pluvillion 22 Jul @ 8:32pm

i wonder - has someone done a dual glock version yet?

106 27 Jun @ 4:14am

does it work with replace? like p320 replaced by glock

U.G playz 1 Jun @ 8:19pm

These are amazing, are you still working on more?

tomaz [author] 27 May @ 8:13am

not a stupid question at all.
you don't have to animate them manually, you can add a Copy Rotation bone constraint to those bones, with these options.
-target bone set to the hand
-X axis only
-target and owner space set to local
-influence of 0.8 and 0.4 to Driven_ulna and Forearm_driven respectively

actually i don't think i'm even doing that in these anims, i used mrfunreal's rig, which doesn't come with those constraints by default. i only learned this recently.
but that's how i'd do it.

DODOS (real) 27 May @ 7:09am

I know that's a stupid question, but how the f*ck can I animate Driven_ulna and Forearm_driven bones? I have explored various approaches, but none of them has proven to be effective.