G36 Pack

[Scruffy]

Hello there

Your model looks good so far, especially for your first work.
About your problem:

Bugs
none as yet allthough i do have a problem having the dilema of not not knowing how to add more than one weapon to the pack... n00bish i know but can someone help me with that?

It is actually pretty easy.
You have to make a new class in the config, a subclass to your first rifle in the class CfgWeapons part, just with a different name. Now you can there add the model, name and optics line and other things that differ, the other information will be used from the main class.
Now just don't forget the class CfgModels and class CfgPatches at the beginning of your config and all should be fine.

Hope this answers your question, else just pm me or ask here, there are plenty of people who can do this better than me

[Helping_Hand]

thankyou $cruffy

[Al Simmons]

Much better with those mags but the second mag (which is not in weapon) is a bit short isnt it?

[Helping_Hand]

its got to be made larger thats just a copy of the one thats in the well *** also on a sidenote the back of the rail looks much better ingame

[Al Simmons]

Maybe you should change pos of the optics, make closer to the gunners eye. But once again nice work.

[Jackal326]

If you add the texture folder into your O2_Viewer folder (the one with Buldozer.exe in it) the textures will show up in Buldozer and you wont have all those nicely made, but white models - they'll be textured. Scope and vertical foregrip look familiar

[Helping_Hand]

thats where the aimpoint is in the photos i used so its stays... here are some images of the nearly finished G36 (DMR/DMS)

[Al Simmons]

Please change the mag textures, the spring thats pushing the cartriges up is missing

[Helping_Hand]

considering the mag is full..

[FischKopp]

a full mag normally means 30 cartridges but then you still see the spring on the bottom. You can not fill the whole mag cos of the resistance of the spring, but you can fill in more than 30 catridges. But you risk then that the spring become lame and will soon no longer functionally.