AR15 - Nightforce ATACR
Added a new scope with multiple zoom options and enabled tactical reload support for the TAKINA AR15 plugin. (Range grid used with permission from cyberArkhi's Noveske 'OAA' Recce mod.
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About this mod Machine translation
Added a new scope with multiple zoom options and enabled tactical reload support for the TAKINA AR15 plugin. (Range grid used with permission from cyberArkhi's Noveske 'OAA' Recce mod.
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Tactical reload:
Takina AR15 plug-in package:
NOVESKE 'OAA' RECCE (source of the sight, no need to download, you can like it if you have the conditions):
This mod adds the Nightforce ATACR 1-8x24 scope (ported with permission from cyberArkhi's excellent Noveske 'OAA' Recce weapon mod) to ArchangelOps' TAKINA AR15 plugin.
Once connected, the scope adds a new module slot called "Zoom Select", allowing you to select 4x or 6x zoom. (I wanted to add 1x, 2x, and 8x options, but after an hour of testing different values using the in-game alignment tool, I can't find a Y offset that doesn't clip at these FoV settings.
I've also added the Tactical Reload keyword to all weapon records added by the AR15 mod (version 1.4+ adds new weapon records, so if you're using an earlier version you'll need to update) and included a renamed copy of the existing partial reload animation that works with the Tactical Reload framework (this is already listed as a requirement for the AR15 plugin).
Require:
TAKINA AR15 plug-in (version 1.4+)
Tactical reloading
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Special Notes: *I spent the afternoon teaching myself how to use NifSkope to find the material and texture files associated with the mesh in order to do this job. Before dinner today, I hadn't even heard of NifSkope. Try new things; you might be surprised at what you can do! *
Install & use Install: follow the bundled instructions
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