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The alpha sorting trick only works to conceal non-opaque alpha objects. It will not conceal object with 100% white alpha, but it will work with 99% grey alpha. But I don't really see how could it help in this case? As for GL katiba - thats is different bug and only MRCO does it. Nobody knows why

There aren't any special tricks with alpha. The tunnel is just modelled in a way to not obscure the view - the far end is enlarged and in some cases the whole model is deformed into a cone shape - it is not noticeable from 1st person anyway. Dunno about other modelling programs, but in 3dsmax I setup a camera for reference, then select the tubus of the scope and apply Free From Deformer Box 2x2x2. Then I stretch the tubus until the view is satisfactory.

Sorry, selections deleted by mistake. Will be fixed in todays Dev branch update

super-speed tapdancing prolapse fixed

Seems like fix for going up the stair finally made it to dev branch - yesterday it didn't manifest for some reason. ---------- Post added at 02:16 PM ---------- Previous post was at 02:12 PM ---------- Thanks for detailed feedback! *butt visually clipping with walls - this is a tradeoff, I favoured slimmer geometry and less sticking *sticking at steep roadway/stairs - is fixed with this dev update *also random appearance of falling animations when backing off to some railings is reduced Ladders - all coudl be fixed, if not for AI. Currently it has to be this ugly, or AI wouldnt use the ladders. edit - but the animation speed is now synchronised

Yes, that would be better, i'll ask if we can release it. Meanwhile, use "Face_Jawbone" for the specific issue

bro, y u no read?

it is best done in 3dsmax or Maya. - http://community.bistudio.com/wiki/Arma_3_Modding_Characters But if you absolutely must do it in O2, then look here http://forums.bistudio.com/showthread.php?114036-STALKERGB-s-Weighting-overview

camo selections for helmets fix added to dev build, version 44086

Scarecrow's guide linked in OP and in tutorial itself. Many thanks! wormeaten - it is part of the examples package https://community.bistudio.com/wikidata/images/a/a7/A3_Character_Examples_1.1.zip

make sure to use non-alpha texture, and name it "something_CO.tga". If you use 8-bit alpha texture, it will confuse the Z channel. Quick check is to write "forcenotalpha = 1" into Named Property window of Geometry LOD. If it works, then it is an alpha problem. But, erase the alpha anyway, as it decreases performance. If you absolutely need something transparent, then use extra texture for alpha stuff. Btw, the ironsights look not very useful, in this case I advise to compromise and make the rear sight less view obscuring. In reality you can see pretty good even through very small hole, because of light bending and two eyes. In game you don't have that

this is thermal imaging texture. For a character it looks like plain red, with alpha channel that indicates hot areas. White is hot, black cold. I will include it into tutorial covering textures, just W8 rvmat stage: class StageTI { texture="A3\Characters_F\BLUFOR\Data\armor1_ti_ca.tga"; };

List of handanims existing in Alpha (might be useful to somebody) handAnim[]={"OFP2_ManSkeleton","\A3\Weapons_F\LongRangeRifles\EBR\Data\Anim\ebr.rtm"}; handAnim[]={"OFP2_ManSkeleton","\A3\Weapons_F\Rifles\Khaybar\data\anim\khaybar.rtm"}; handAnim[]={"OFP2_ManSkeleton","\A3\Weapons_F\Rifles\Khaybar\data\anim\khaybar_gl.rtm"}; handAnim[] = {"OFP2_ManSkeleton", "\A3\Weapons_F\Rifles\MX\data\Anim\mx.rtm"}; handAnim[] = {"OFP2_ManSkeleton", "\A3\Weapons_F\Rifles\MX\data\Anim\MX_cqc.rtm"}; handAnim[] = {"OFP2_ManSkeleton", "\A3\Weapons_F\Rifles\MX\data\Anim\MX_afg.rtm"}; handAnim[] = {"OFP2_ManSkeleton", "\A3\Weapons_F\Rifles\MX\data\Anim\MX_gl.rtm"}; handAnim[] = {"OFP2_ManSkeleton", "\A3\Weapons_F\Rifles\MX\data\Anim\MX_dmr.rtm"}; handAnim[]={"OFP2_ManSkeleton","\A3\weapons_f\Rifles\SDAR\data\Anim\SDAR.rtm"}; handAnim[]={"OFP2_ManSkeleton","\A3\Weapons_F\Rifles\TRG20\Data\Anim\TRG_21.rtm"}; handAnim[]={"OFP2_ManSkeleton","\A3\Weapons_F\Rifles\TRG20\Data\Anim\TRG_21G.rtm"};

http://community.bistudio.com/wiki/Arma_3_Modding_Characters http://forums.bistudio.com/showthread.php?147718-Bringing-A2-weapon-addons-to-A3

yeah, you have it wrong. If this is color texture, then it has to be called something_CO.tga, and it has to be applied directly onto the actual model, not in material. Look at Mondalb's example characters http://forums.bistudio.com/showthread.php?148650-Old-stlye-US-Army-BDU and use his sources as base