I noticed the safety switch for the 7x64mm Bolt Action Rifle is always on ready to fire even when you're not aiming down the the gun (very unsafe)
However the 6.5x55 Blaser R8 Bolt Action Rifle flicks the safety switch on when you're ready to fire.
Did the programmer for the animations cut back on working on this animation or what?
I would like to see the safety switch being at least used properly like on the 6.5x55 Blaser R8 Bolt Action Rifle. I'd hate to be walking next to the person holding the 7x64mm Bolt Action Rifle if the safety is always off.
Here's some example pictures:
Holding weapon
Ready to shoot
A Cut Back on Gun Animations?
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Re: A Cut Back on Gun Animations?
Programmers: plural. There have been several/many. And they all have their own unique styles & knowledge of firearms.Ravenousfox wrote:Did the programmers for the animations cut back on working on this animation or what?
It's "Tod", with one bloody 'd'!
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They've added for better gun animation before,.. maybe they'll add for this sometime......Ravenousfox wrote:I noticed the safety switch for the 7x64mm Bolt Action Rifle is always on ready to fire even when you're not aiming down the the gun (very unsafe)
However the 6.5x55 Blaser R8 Bolt Action Rifle flicks the safety switch on when you're ready to fire.
Did the programmer for the animations cut back on working on this animation or what?
I would like to see the safety switch being at least used properly like on the 6.5x55 Blaser R8 Bolt Action Rifle. I'd hate to be walking next to the person holding the 7x64mm Bolt Action Rifle if the safety is always off.
A thumb pushing the safety forward while raising the rifle.
Seems that being aware of doing it though in the game will not make better gun handlers IRL though...........
Look how a lot of the guns are emptied first before loading is actually done in the game....
There's still a lot of work if they wanted to make it realistically better.
I wouldn't get my hopes up too much, IMO there's a lot more important bugs to get fixed.......
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Missing the animation of the rifle safety catch is quite an error though don't ya think, all he/she had to do was put a simple search of the RL version of the gun (Sauer 404) on say Youtube and there's quite a lot of videos on the rifle showing how it works.Tod1d wrote:Programmers: plural. There have been several/many. And they all have their own unique styles & knowledge of firearms.Ravenousfox wrote:Did the programmers for the animations cut back on working on this animation or what?
A rifle without a functioning safety catch is a risk to the shooter and surrounding people.
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As a firearms instructor I always told my students the most important safety on the gun is the loose screw behind the trigger. In a nutshell, keep your booger hook off the bang switch until you are ready to shoot.
Classic has gotten the hair on the back of my neck to stand on end a few times. Usually when I hear a bear chuffing near me that I cant see but not once was I ever concerned with having a negligent discharge with my firearm.
Some of the gun animations impress me, some not so much & a few are flat out wrong. While I agree in principle it would be good to have the safety switch used I would rather they fix the ones that are flat out wrong.
Classic has gotten the hair on the back of my neck to stand on end a few times. Usually when I hear a bear chuffing near me that I cant see but not once was I ever concerned with having a negligent discharge with my firearm.
Some of the gun animations impress me, some not so much & a few are flat out wrong. While I agree in principle it would be good to have the safety switch used I would rather they fix the ones that are flat out wrong.
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I agree. If there was some spare animation resource and the plan was to go back and fix or improve some existing animations, animals would most likely get my vote, or some of the weapon animations where they're just wrong.SoftShoe wrote:Some of the gun animations impress me, some not so much & a few are flat out wrong. While I agree in principle it would be good to have the safety switch used I would rather they fix the ones that are flat out wrong.
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The safety thing... yeah, it's annoying, but tbh the various topping-the-gun-off animation errors bug me the most. I have 4 rounds in my Mosin. I click R. My avatar pulls the bolt back, round is ejected, he puts one round in, closes the bolt and somehow I have 5.
Now that I think about it, I should have put that in the poll...
Now that I think about it, I should have put that in the poll...
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agreed. having a gun saftey not being used is dangerous yes but its not technically incorrect where as some of the reload animations are straight up wrong
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