Ookey.. Here it goes.

It's not completely DEFOVED.. But I found it nicer In-game though, you're the jugde.


CREDITS:
Model: DOD DEV.TEAM with further edits by splinter
Defov: Sproily/Gellyfish/Crass
Scope model: DOD DEV.TEAM edited by splinter
P&W models: DOD DEV.TEAM edited by splinter
Bullet model: Grain
Animations: DOD DEV.TEAM

Animations:
Idle-Splinter
Draw-Splinter
Shoot- Splinter

Sling rings: Dillinger
Hand texture: Splinter
Sleeves texture: Splinter
Bullet texture: Splinter
Sounds: Various authors


[WARNING: BIG PICTURE]
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DOWNLOAD HERE (http://expesports.com/upload/files/Springfield-DEFOV-Edition.zip)

the wood seems a little bit stretched at the recievers area, was this in the original skin, too?

btw, did u fix the holes in the scope?

he fixed it almost all the way, but there is still a small misalignment, but gret work, im using it right after i finish typing this

Originally posted by Intifada
the wood seems a little bit stretched at the recievers area, was this in the original skin, too?

btw, did u fix the holes in the scope?

I may be wrong in this case, but in most models I've seen the stretching is because of a mesh which causes a small part of a texture to be repeated (the part underneath the scope) and it looks stetched

Whats defoved??

Where is the search button??

Im sure everyone is tired of answering that same inevitable question so i'll just quote MaRzy

Theres very limited information about Halflifes Field Of Vision (FOV), and how it effects the look of v_models ingame, or how we would go about correcting these problems, in fact i could not find any. What we do know though is HL FOV distorts v_models in some way, and that FOV model editing came about because of this problem. So it would seem fair to presume that FOV edited models are an attempt to make a weapon look more like it would in real life, and if this is the case, it would seem to me that FOV editing is a move in the right direction.

Almost all the weapons that DOD consists of are FOVed. Why? See above.

Now de-FOV is to make the front of the weapon smaller and back to the "assumed" correct size. Thus making the weapon in-game appear to be much smaller and thinner towards the end/crosshair of the weapon.

u guys how do i get this into ithe game.

have u used custom models before? put it in your valve\steam\steamapps\day of defeat\dod\models folder

umm................it didn't work, where am i suppose to put it since there is no weapon models. ya and it said its a compressed folder.

take the actual model from the compressed folder, and place it in the models folder.. there will be no models showing in that folder but custom ones.

Originally posted by Splinter
Im sure everyone is tired of answering that same inevitable question so i'll just quote MaRzy



Almost all the weapons that DOD consists of are FOVed. Why? See above.

Now de-FOV is to make the front of the weapon smaller and back to the "assumed" correct size. Thus making the weapon in-game appear to be much smaller and thinner towards the end/crosshair of the weapon.


So true. :rolleyes:

thnk u guys i got the weapons in but how do i get the sound to work.

Well, create a folder in your /steamapps/"steam username"/day of defeat/dod/sounds/weapons/

put the sounds there, and change "steam username" with your... emm.. steam username :o

i had no weapon sounds folder.

The model looks really odd with that scope...it just looks like the scopes 4 feet long.

Originally posted by Gellyfishh
Well, create a folder in your /steamapps/"steam username"/day of defeat/dod/sounds/weapons/

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