IronSight (First Person Firearms FOV Repair) Mod's Crosshair Alignment and Adjustments
This is a perfect complement to the "IronSight (First Person Firearms FOV Fix)" by WickedHorseman and vStar925's "Custom First Person FOV" mods. With these adjustments, RDR2's first-person gaming experience becomes even better! Check out the pictures to see how some of the weapons have changed, all weapons have been given the same treatment.
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About this mod Machine translation
This is a perfect complement to the "IronSight (First Person Firearms FOV Fix)" by WickedHorseman and vStar925's "Custom First Person FOV" mods. With these adjustments, RDR2’s first-person gaming experience becomes even better! Check out the pictures to see how some of the weapons have changed, all weapons have been given the same treatment.
IronSight (first person firearms FOV repair) crosshair alignment and adjustment mod
🎯 Core Functions
- **ADS Aiming Modes Aligned for All Story Mode Weapons** - Including Navy Revolver
- **Perfect calibration in non-ADS aiming mode** - the muzzle is pointed in the direction of bullet flight
- **The vertical FOV of rifles and repeaters when aiming ADS is adjusted to 57** - equivalent to a horizontal FOV of 88, to avoid the fisheye effect
- **Vertical FOV for other activities is approximately 59** - including walking, gambling, etc.
- **All weapons have no mold-piercing problems** - Carefully adjusted to ensure perfect visual effects
- **First person bow aiming has been aligned** - The hunting experience is more realistic
- **Restore non-ADS hip-fire for rifles and repeaters** - Best solution after trade-offs
- **Improved scope and basic scope are aligned** - Comprehensive coverage of various aiming methods
⚙️ Prerequisites
- IronSight (1st person gun FOV fix)
- Custom First Person FOV
- All prerequisites required for the above mods
📦 Installation Guide
- Install all front-end modules
- Download and unzip the module folder
- Place the decompressed lml folder into the RDR2 game directory (where RDR2.exe is located)
- Start the game and enjoy the improved first-person experience
👥 Acknowledgments
- **WickedHorseman** - Made the basic IronSight module
- **vStar925** - Made a custom first-person FOV module
- **the7nightmare** - Provides numerical reference for bow aiming
- **Rockstar** - created this amazing game
This module has been numerically adjusted and optimized based on the work of the above-mentioned authors, and special thanks are due to their basic work.
🔧 Technical details
This module achieves perfect alignment for first-person aiming by precisely adjusting the weapon position, rotation angle and FOV value. Real aiming reference images, geometric analysis and extensive testing are used to ensure the accuracy of each value.
🎮Using experience
Shooting in first-person mode in RDR2 is now even more intuitive and accurate! Whether you're using a handgun for a quick hip-fire or a rifle for precise aim, the gun points exactly in line with the bullet's trajectory. The FOV adjustment avoids the uncomfortable fisheye effect while maintaining a sufficient field of view.
💡 Notes
- Horseback first-person bow aiming has not been fully fixed
- When firing a weapon with a scope from the hip, the scope may be somewhat obscured
- These are just numerical adjustments to existing module files. If you have any problems with the basic module, please contact the original author.
Enjoy a more immersive and accurate first-person western adventure! 🤠
Install & use Install: follow the bundled instructions
- Unzip the archive from playbuff and read the bundled readme / instructions first.
- There is no universal mod manager for this game: some mods replace game files directly, some go into a game-specific Mods folder, and some need a game-specific community loader or tool first — follow the bundled readme.
- Place the files exactly as the readme says; mods with listed dependencies need those installed too.
- Launch the game to confirm it loaded; some games require enabling mods in settings or an in-game mod menu.
Install locations vary a lot between games and mods — the bundled readme is the most reliable guide.