As you probably know, the standard w_webley model is just a copy of the w_colt model. But for a plugin I'm writing, I needed a more realistic w_model for the webley.
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rnMy original work wasn't too cool. But per D-O's suggestion (below), I converted the p_webley.mdl to use as a w_webley and it worked great (thanks for the idea).
w_webley model
by Vet · 2008-07-06 · 2 replies · 1683 views · 55 downloads
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Vet
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07-06-2008, 01:48 AM
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As you probably know, the standard w_webley model is just a copy of the w_colt model. But for a plugin I'm writing, I needed a more realistic w_model for the webley.rnrnEdit...rnMy original work wasn't too cool. But per D-O's suggestion (below), I converted the p_webley.mdl to use as a w_webley and it worked great (thanks for the idea).
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07-06-2008, 03:16 AM
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wouldnt it look better if you just made the p_webley model into a w_ model?
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07-06-2008, 11:41 PM
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IDK, I didn't think about that. I'll check into it.rnrnEDIT:rnChecked it out and it was excellent. Uploaded the new work.rnKick myself in da bum for not thinking of it. Thanks D-O