Algodoo

beautiful work dude. Love the realism

@Leonidas3234, My recommendation is to make sure the sear disconnect is heavy/dense enough that the hammer doesn't slip past it. Also, make sure its travel and the primary sear/trigger and hammer engagement overlap, meaning that the sear is in a position to catch the hammer BEFORE the hammer even drops, and that the primary sear/trigger is ready to for reset BEFORE the semi auto sear releases the hammer. I've seen a number of guns before that will fire a second time upon reset if you're too slow because the disconnect releases the hammer too soon.

It lacks a decent firing mechanism, but with the sheer reliability and smooth operation, I won't complain about that. Good work

Hamster, did you read the instructions?

Algobox is lost. It's bad when the scene uploaded after this one, which took 3 minutes to produce, has many more downloads than this scene, which I toiled carefully on for well over 3 days. I'm sorry, but this is infuriating. These garbage scenes, and I'll happily call these thrown-together scenes garbage, have destroyed algobox. These scenes have fallen into a dangerous grey area, being spam while avoiding the label of such by technical means. Until this cancer to our once amazing community is cut out, I'm afraid I'll be leaving.

Xray, that's very kind of you.

I'll consider staying. I just need some time to think things through

I wish I had thought of something like this. This is absolutely brilliant. Nice work!

Who rated a "1", and why?

Thanks guys for all the support. I realize I may have come across as a bit harsh, and I want to apologize. I'll be staying around, but I won't be posting scenes very frequently.

Nice work, and welcome to the box! I look forward to more from you

Thanks, dude

good idea! I actually had the opportunity to shoot one once at Big Sandy. I'll be working on that in the future, then

@robert blake, Read the description

This is a beautiful skin! The internals are lacking a bit, but I feel you're working on that already. If you need help, ask about it, and I'll help in whatever way I can.

FRA32, play around with all the controls. The dials are also useful. I don't see why it would fail to move when that was the first thing I scripted

well made

gas action is cosmetic. Actually, true-blow-back is designed to keep backward pressure on the bolt or slide even after the slug has exited the barrel. it allows you to emulate residual gas pressure that would, in real life, continue cycling the action back after the round is downrange

That's just how the system works. It looks strange when you pay close attention to it, but it winds up having more modifiable properties than a traditional cartridge with 1 spring. It also winds up functioning more realistically (gases are still pressing the bolt back after the casing has been extracted. It's not much, but enough)

this is actually pretty good!

bananor galor

works just like all Russian firearms

incredible work, as always

that's what happens with 1300 hz xD could use some work, but it's a start. Keep it up!

THAT is a beautiful shotgun. BEAUTIFUL work, dude!

who's the butthead who's leaving low ratings on our scenes? I wish Xray could take care of that. Probably some troll with no mechanical skill raging knowing he won't ever get to this level

nice!

@anaminus2, the muzzle device is a muzzle brake, which deflects gas backwards to counteract recoil forces.

@pebble I've not retired. I've just got other things consuming most of my time, but I'll always float around here until the site dies or I do, whichever comes first. I'll always be making things from time to time, just not as frequently as I once did.

Thanks for all your support and the support of everyone else

the marble dropper!

10/10. I can reload the bullets right into their casings!

Great work! if I get some time for this, I might give you a few pointers on how it works. The trigger's fairly simple, but it's timing that needs all the TLC.