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@Taylor I mean you can still kind of do that... If you really want.

It takes a bit of finesse but I have been able to get it all the way up and into the truck bed of a GMC Sierra in its current state. So realistically that should be more than enough to get it up and over anything you need to. The purpose is just so that you can do what you used to be able to...

Basically as it is now, I'll fix one but that then messes up the rest. So if one is correct then others will be wrong. It just will take a long time to change what's needed to make it work as it should.

Oof. Looks like it's a per gun thing, in some cases minor, in other cases quite large. At least for the meantime it goes where the real aim shows, not where the crosshair appears in some ways, so it doesn't rely on people using that. That said, I will work on this and get it done before moving...

I think I see what you're talking about now. I will look into this and see how easy it is to fix. Fingers crossed it isn't different for each and every gun as that'll be a looooong project but still... I'll do what I can.

So unless there seems to be a certain weapon/sight you think is off, it seems they are aligned correctly, but if I'm missing something, let me know. Here it is on the incredibly low 4:3 aspect ratio of 800x600 resolution. Also here is the bullet hole image with my cursor where center is.

@Clarky M24 w/ the Zenith scope with removed inaccuracy and kick. There still is the small amount of bullet drop (sniper rifles generally won't suffer too much at this distance from that, so it's pretty close to wherever you're aimed). The bullet hole decal is off center (not our fault).

@Clarky There's many factors at play for this. Inherent inaccuracy of the gun (helps prevent things like SMGs being effective sniper rifles), slight bullet drop, firing in rapid succession for where the animation forces the sight picture to be, possibly GMod resolution (unlikely but some odd...

Maybe. But why do we feel it purposely has to be an issue? It frees up police resources that can be better spent doing other things. I find speeding and reckless driving are far more of an issue than worrying about headlight status. The law still makes sense as headlights are always a choice...

@ICEKILLER_99 Yes but I probably will reduce it some.

The messenger app will likely get revamped soon enough, like how the weather app did. So it won't have those issues for long.

If anyone is voting "No" for performance concerns, let me say this: A tank of fuel doesn't last a very long time, so in all likelihood not much would change from how it is now because people will still need to turn their vehicle on and off several times throughout a day so vehicles aren't likely...

Many RL vehicles these days will have sensors for determining whether or not headlights should come on when it is dark out. We obviously would need to make this a universal feature of cars, not just on "newer" ones. So depending when it was last started, it still would be the driver's "proper...

You have to admit it got you though. All in good fun.

Not trying to say you weren't, I'm just trying to say that they should go vote neutrally on their own feelings of it rather than only reading a dissenting opinion first. Not meaning yours is right or wrong. As there are pros and cons both ways.

Hence why I'm making a poll, and as stated, it may not happen regardless of outcome. It's just to gauge how people feel currently or with future changes.

I have tried many different settings we have currently to find a better feel for any gun. However, in some of my research/analysis into how I think recoil is handled in other games, I believe I found some of what makes PH fall short ”controllable" or "predictable", apart from animations. But how...

@SomeUser Based on that clip, I'm just curious. Besides hit markers, probably being able to move slightly faster, and likely faster ADS time; what would you say makes that feel different? Watching in slow motion, the animation is also quite jumpy when shooting with a decent amount of recoil.