Old weapon models?

General Development Black Mesa
#101

I downloaded old shotguns on gamebanana to use for my pack^^

#102

Is this project dead?

#103

I think so, I think TehBoxNoob quitted in game development or something. He posted it somewhere in the Hazard Course project thread.

#104

I’ll make it, but at the moment I don’t got enough time for it.
Because of the Hazard Course, I abandoned my homework and grades which means I have to get the shit to a reasonable average again.I’m also need to make a lot of tracks before the summer holidays start so I maybe make it during the summer.

#105

Good luck with your school TehBoxNoob!

#106

I love the aesthetics of an unfolded Spas-12 just as much as the next guy, but I imagine with the kind of maneuvering and acrobatics Gordon Freeman is doing, I think he’d have his shotgun folded.

As for the MP5, I agree. The older model definitely looks better.

#107

^DAT NAME

#108

I have now the original old mp5 like this one:

(not an half life 2 skin) but I need an animator to anim it because this model isn’t animated at all. (I think I will post a video this week-end otherwise, good luck for the future TehBoxNoob :slight_smile:

#109

You have with animations and BMS hands?

#110

No but I don’t know anything in animating, but I think an animator (or modeller…) can resolve it.

#111

i found the beta mp5 from smod it has both world and veiw model but doesn’t work in black mesa. the world model even has the stock but has a surpressor which i dont like. the veiw model is animated just like the version for gmod and hl2. its works in gmod i used it with the black mesa grunt and bone merger so it has support for players and npc from what i can see. heres download link if anyone wants to fix it up and or veiw it. https://www.dropbox.com/s/xy2svhldsal3flz/Black%20Mesa%20Leak%20MP5.zip

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