MOD Resource Revolver Pack

This file is not a MOD. This file is CG model data. This is a model resource. Hello ladies and gentlemen! Are you having fun playing RDR2? Do you want to have more fun shooting the dangerous inhabitants of the wilderness? This resource was created by you! Freemode Resources: Revolver Bags are parts for rifle revolvers. An original little custom gun. MenuCorte Old Revolver LeMat Revolver; W m2 revolversavage Navy Revolver West World LematThis 3DCG file is in [.OBJ] file format. Base provides the model and modifications as shown in the pre-rendered image. Feel free to import and texture in any Fallout NV mode. I can't make the model myself, unfortunately, but I can make the 3D model! I think this resource can make it easier for other modders to create weapons, which makes me feel beautiful and good. If you want to use these models, please contact me. Please also contact me if you have any questions about the model! ### NOTE: These models are only available for Fallout NV. No commercial use is allowed (meaning no money can be made using this resource. This is not why I make them. If you want to commercialize them, you must contact me.) Please do not plagiarize my work. If you don't want to share this data, you have to be careful and release RDR2 for limited use. Commercial use is prohibited. If you want to use it commercially, please contact me. Go ahead and don't fake "this data has got me." I'm not giving away the copyright data for this article. It's bigger than current Note: PostscriptI have a job. We've taken less time to make model assets than before, but we will continue to do so in the future. Come on for us. Why are there no low polygon models? A. Because faithful low-polygon models are difficult to produce. Why don't you have textures. I'm good at making 3D models, not textures. Your model sucks. Your mom sucks. Will you create a real world/radioactive weapon. Maybe, it depends on whether I want to add that gun to Cosmos 2. Your model differs from real-world countermeasures. Designing and scaling gun models based on reference images is more than an art science. If you have the exact dimensions, I would adjust the model accordingly if possible.