Weaponrest, get it in even if AI cant use it

[bad benson 1733]

A simple weapon rest on every surface is much more difficult to implement than a complicated bipod while prone.

actually it's not THAT difficult. several mods have done it already and it's working great. the principle behind it is very straight forward. ofc it's hard to implement on engine level if all engine coders are busy with "other things" :p

[zooloo75 834]

lineIntersects at the end of the weapon to a position below where a bipod would usually be.

[Nicholas 5]

Please give us weapon resting! I just noticed today that the sway is pretty bad. I spawned myself in as a sniper on the salt flats and I went prone and tried to take out 2 officers that were 1,000m away. The weapon sway was crazy.

Being someone who has used a scoped rifle hundreds of times in many different positions, I thought it was ridiculous.

Edited December 20, 2013 by Nicholas

[CameronMcDonald 147]

I went prone and tried to take out 2 officers that were 1,000km away.

Not sure if your scope has a zeroing option that high. Don't forget to correct for drop.

Edited December 20, 2013 by CameronMcDonald

[Nicholas 5]

Not sure if your scope has a zeroing option that high. Don't forget to correct for drop.

This isn't about bullet drop, it's about weapon sway.

[CameronMcDonald 147]

This isn't about bullet drop, it's about weapon sway.

Ah, sorry, I wasn't being serious in my last post.

I went prone and tried to take out 2 officers that were 1,000km away. The weapon sway was crazy.

:)

[Nicholas 5]

Ah, sorry, I wasn't being serious in my last post.

:)

I meant 1,000m? Sorry. The metric system isn't my primary system of measurement. Kinda like French isn't my primary language.

[Deadfast 43]

actually it's not THAT difficult. several mods have done it already and it's working great. the principle behind it is very straight forward. ofc it's hard to implement on engine level if all engine coders are busy with "other things" :p

I never said it is extremely difficult, I said it is much more difficult to implement than a bipod usable only when you're prone, the whole logic there is "is he prone and did he press a button?".