Wasteland Melody

Adds the iconic Service Rifle and Assault Carbine from Fallout: New Vegas, complete with 100% scratch-built meshes and textures, custom sounds, custom animations, and dozens of mods and attachments, all carefully customized to match the lore, style, and aesthetic of the base game.

Original address:

*As shown in the picture, the Wasteland Melody version of the military rifle was issued only because the Diakyuto plug-in required it. If you want to use Lore Friendly's AR, I recommend directly using the SREP Redux or F4NV version of the military rifle. Both of them are more modern than the WM version, much more comfortable to use, and more importantly, they are Chinese-language (and no one has done this until now). *

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Service Rifle is back and better than ever.

A staple of the NCR's arsenal, the military rifle was an iconic sight in Fallout: New Vegas and now completely remade in Fallout 4. Featuring the Service Rifle and its sister weapon, the Assault Carbine, this mod aims to be a lore-friendly and flawless reimagining of the original weapon. Storm the Commonwealth with the NCR's signature weapon, or swap out some mods to convert to an assault carbine for maximum firepower.

With dozens of unique meshes and textures, a unique set of sounds, and fully custom animations, Service Rifle seamlessly blends into Fallout 4's lore and aesthetic.

Features:

• Brand new meshes and textures, made entirely from scratch
• A complete set of custom sounds for reloading and firing
• Dozens of unique mods, all with unique meshes and textures
• A complete set of custom animations for shooting and reloading, both in first and third person, courtesy of Ha_ru
• Extremely detailed, lore-friendly retro style that blends seamlessly with Fallout 4’s aesthetic
• Script-based integration with hierarchical lists (no need to create merged patches)

MOD LIST：

• Four-stack semi-automatic and fully automatic receivers, a unique SMG variant, and a set of flat-top receivers for direct mounting of scopes
• Full length and shortened variants of Service Barrel, Carbine Barrel, Rifleman Barrel and Breacher Barrel
• Five different stock sets to match Military Rifle, Assault Carbine and Advanced Military Rifle variants
• Four different magazine variants, including rapid mags and coupled magazine sets
• Three scopes utilizing the universal mod system developed for Fallout Cascadia, plus two iron sight variants
• Four muzzle devices: flash concealer, muzzle brake, moderator and suppressor
• Three accessory modules, including laser sight and flashlight

Visual module progress:

As you upgrade to better mods, there will be noticeable visual differences in their styles. Lower quality mods will show their age and wear with rust and damage, while higher quality mods will be cleaner and less broken. Additionally, each major level mod has a unique visual appearance, so you can tell at a glance whether that smorgasbord of raider rifles is worth buying!

General MODS:

Universal Mods are part of a system designed for Fallout Cascadia where mods can be shared between weapons via universal adapters or "Picatinny rails." The Service Rifle has two slots available for universal Mods: Accessories and Scopes. To install most scopes on a service rifle, you first need to install the rail adapter, which provides the mounting interface for the scope. Once attached, you will see the scopes available for you to install. The flat-top receiver allows direct mounting of universal endoscopes without the need for adapters.

Accessories are easier to use - they appear in their own slots and don't require any setup if the barrel you're using supports them. However, some barrels, like the stubby Breacher Barrel, have no attachment points and no accessory options.

balance:

Service rifle balance with van illa game. It has a starting damage of 30 and uses 5.56 turns by default. Auto-fire is scaled similarly to the original game, with around 50% less damage in the auto-receiver. …