People animating guns be like

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Published 2023-02-12

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  • @alkku4199
    The video conveys the message rather poorly, but the idea was people animating guns in general, not just ARs. So e.g. when I spoke of recoils, I meant when someone gives a 9mm recoil for a .50 cal gun, & vice versa. Also damn, didn't expect this one to blow up a second time. I already thought of a remake before, considering how much of this was rushed & much was scrapped. + new ideas I've got over time. Not soon though, you see I haven't uploaded in months. Whenever I'll be back, it's definitely on my to do list!
  • Fun fact: the "wrong way" recoil animation can be simulated in real life with a barrel attachment called the "Halbek Device", a cursed attachment which blocks the bottom and allows an early escape for the gasses through the top sending the barrel down
  • honestly, "way too less" is pretty accurate for an ar pattern rifle for experienced shooters
  • @muscalay7516
    I love how cursed hand layering is just left handed shooting. I agree.
  • @QwerYT4819
    This is so accurate to how most games animate guns. Throw away your magazine to reload, and you lose 30 bullets have the disposed rounds magically come back to you
  • @maxwell6881
    1:16, remember, switching to your other gun is way faster than fixing a malfunction.
  • @holynder3181
    The "same magazine" reload is too real. I think most first person reload animations I've ever seen use this method.
  • I used to make sure my guns were accurate back when i used stick nodes. I detached the figure arms so the gun can be layered correctly and i even learned shell ejecting. Then i went ahead and attached a m203 to an AA12.
  • @Gilthwixt1
    0:11 "Cursed hand layering" Left-handed shooter: "Well fuck me I guess??"
  • @Ice_Animates
    The “too much” is literally just the average dude shooting a rifle
  • @explosivebullet
    So much of my pain seeing some people try to animate guns rolled into one video. Perfect.
  • Hoesntly after seeing how small an M4 is, the "tiny" model still feels accurate with a bit a salt