.50 Cal Turret (which is NOT a Submachine Gun)

#1

Hi, I have a suggestion about a stationary machine gun. In my opinion it is better to do the same as in l4d. This will make the animation holding gun as 1 person and 3. It may also disappear bug with constant rotating machine gun aside.

#2

I believe this is the wrong subforum for suggestions.

#3

How does one hold a gun as 1 person and 3?

#4

youtube.com/watch?v=k8dV9TvDNn4 from 3:20

#5

I mean that devs can create 1 person animation and animation for world model

#6

What if 2 person want to gun though

#7

Then you get 2 gun wtf rot what kind of question is that

#8

You not use minigun like in hl2 , u use it like in l4d

#9

I still want to know why this thread is called submachine gun.

#10

I don’t even know what this thread is.

#11

I am going to assume that you mean first and third person views.

#12

Black mesa minigun animation
m.youtube.com/watch?v=7hGMinJrgcg
L4D minigun animation
m.youtube.com/watch?v=XpkZJjpNpcY

#13

I want to have the same animation of 1 person of 50cal as in l4d

#14

I’d assume the devs want the minigun to behave the same way it did in Half-Life 1.

#15

Why is the 1 person submachine gun not like a 3 person minigun?

Because the 3 person minigun has more person

haha

#16

That is most definitely not a submachine gun, mate. Also you might want to consider posting your suggestions elsewhere.

#17

We considered doing L4D style turrets at one point. Their implementation is indeed superior to the Half-Life one, in our opinion. But, we deemed it to be too much trouble and work for a relatively minor mechanic. We may look at it at some point in the future though.

I renamed the thread title by the way. As much as your choice of title amused me, it was also triggering me.

#18

Should be doable in hammer with say a point_viewcontrol?

#19

Was…
Was that a pun?

For shame, Text. For shame!

#20

You’d still need to move the player’s hitbox and model, especially for multiplayer.

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