Enhanced FPS waist shooting and aiming

Modified the hand and gun positions when hip-firing and aiming to make it more visually interesting. Also adjust the animation blending speed to make gunplay smoother.

Enhanced FPS Hipfire and Aiming

🎯 Module function

This mod revolutionizes the first-person shooting experience in Red Dead Redemption 2! By adjusting the position of hands and weapons when firing from the hip and aiming, gun battles look more cool and dynamic. The animation blending speed has also been optimized to make the transition between various shooting states smoother and more natural.

🔄 Update log

**Version 1.1** - Adjusted a lot of ADS values, improved animation blending speed, fixed some alignment issues with previous mods

**Version 1.2** - Dual-wielding weapons updated, it is now possible to create custom animation sets for certain actions

**Version 1.3** - Fixed issues when aiming and quickly switching hip fire/ADS, fixed lance alignment issues

🎮 Game Mechanics Description

"Red Dead Redemption 2" has three different shooting states and corresponding animation data sets:

• **hip shot** (left click alone)
• **Aim now** (right click to aim, the crosshair is still there)
• **ADS** (right click to aim + scroll wheel to aim up)

This mod improves all three states, making first-person gunplay more dynamic and "modern", which is how I've been playing for three years now!

⚙️ Technical details

This module is based on the default FOV value of the Custom FOV module. FOV problems may occur when using other values.

The module is built on the basis of the Ironsight module. By modifying the animation coordinate values ​​​​in the firstperson.meta file, the hip-fire looks much cooler than the original version - in the original version you can barely see the gun being fired!

🎥 Effect display

YouTube demo video

YouTube demo video

📝 Installation instructions

I uploaded a modified firstperson.meta file that also includes adjustments to the iron sights and defaults all FOV values ​​to 62. You can adjust it to your preference.

If your firstperson.meta file has been heavily modified, or you do not want it to be overwritten, you can manually insert the following values ​​in lines 109 and 373:

**One-handed weapon configuration:**

```xml

FPCO_GUN_HIP

```

**Two-hand weapon configuration:**

```xml

FPCO_GUN_HIP

```

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This seemingly simple animation editing greatly improves the game experience. The slightly off-center design of the gun will not block the aiming sight, but also allows you to enjoy the wonderful first-person animation effect!