New animation for assault rifles (updated)
New animation for Assault Rifle. First person and third person.
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About this mod Machine translation
New animation for the Assault Rifle. First person and third person.
Prefix:
Tactical reload:
Dak's assault rifle replacement (optional, if you want to use the patch in the pack):
A fix patch will be updated on November 27th, which should avoid previous conflicts this time.
As shown in the picture, the new animation of the assault rifle is actually a module that was released last year, but I didn’t expect that it would be updated today, so I posted it as well.
Version 1.3 update
Added an update file that fixes conflicting user edits to SubGraphs, and applied the same fix to all other optional files.
New animation set for the "Assault Rifle", supporting tactical reloading. No tactical reload esp patch available for those who need it. There's also a patch file that adjusts some animations to better suit Dak's assault rifle replacement. First person and third person.
The main in the package is the main animation file, and Assault Rifle Reanimated (Fixed) is the repair patch updated today, which can be overwritten into the main file.
besides,
The function of the patch with the word 308 is to change the assault rifle ammunition to the 308 ammunition in the original game. 308 no tr means that the ammunition is replaced by 308. There is no esp replacement in front of the tactical ammunition reload.
The patch with the word "dak" is for the assault rifle mentioned above, while the "no tr" is the main file replacement without tactical reloading prefix.
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