<Gunslinger's Arsenal>

[calmchowder]

no offense here, but here's a good tip. Add more details into your weapons. Before you know it, all your CS;GO Weapons will have the same format/structure pretty much. It seems like you're spending a few minutes on each one.

[USABxGUNSLINGER]

Update: Added two new (detailed, if I do say so myself) weapons, and took down the other two for re-modeling

[TheSifodias]

Ok, couple of suggestions:
- All your guns do not have to be EXACTLY like their real life counterparts.
- People prefer if the body of your gun was not all the SAME color. Try adding different shades of brown and black.
- Most beginners should start out with big gun so that they can more easily add detail.
- Your scopes are terrible and will stay terrible until you actually figure out how to use GIMP and Slab6 together.
- If you still can't get enough detail, mash the "Double Dimensions" button in Slab6.

There are many, many tutorials that teach people how to make proper blocky sights. As for the gun models, you're on your own.

[USABxGUNSLINGER]

Your scopes are terrible and will stay terrible until you actually figure out how to use GIMP and Slab6 together.

Then I guess my sights will remain terrible, for an eternity

[Adix15]

Yay! Galil! :D

[Space101]

Yeah, basiclly what Sifodias said, you have to learn gun modding by yourself and it'll take some time but you'll get there, eventually.

Your scopes, well if you REALLY wanted to make scopes you'd actually spend time on it.


Pro tips.

[robotnik185]

You should only release a mod if you think it's good enough to use yourself.

[USABxGUNSLINGER]

You should only release a mod if you think it's good enough to use yourself.

I DO use my mods myself

[USABxGUNSLINGER]

Update: Added block-sights to the Galil

[harlsberg]

You should only release a mod if you think it's good enough to use yourself.

Exactly this. I use all of my mods ingame.

[calmchowder]

Well, when he said "use mods in game", he just means that it passes your own test.

What you should be concentrating on is whether your mods is good enough for the public to see. Usuually, for my mods, I show it to people first, and have them rate/comment/criticize before I post. Therefore, when I do post, my Mods actually have some quality in them, so it doesn't look like a two minute work.

But, the skill of modding comes over time, so just keep trying.

[USABxGUNSLINGER]

Well, when he said "use mods in game", he just means that it passes your own test.

What you should be concentrating on is whether your mods is good enough for the public to see. Usuually, for my mods, I show it to people first, and have them rate/comment/criticize before I post. Therefore, when I do post, my Mods actually have some quality in them, so it doesn't look like a two minute work.

But, the skill of modding comes over time, so just keep trying.

You could just say I suck, no need to make a paragraph about it...

[ValkyriiKing]

Make guns bigger and add A TONS more detail. And use reference pictures.

[TheSifodias]

But for some reason your new blocky sights are great just a bit bulky.

Also, don't take too much offense on what other modders say. We're just trying to help you out.

About you using you mods ingame...
As you gain experience in modding, you will start to actually like your mods more and more. You will know that you have reached professionalist level on a gun class when you don't have to turn a face of disgust to your mods, you like them so much that you are able to use that mod for AOS gameplay, not just past the testing stage.

Still don't give up hope, I'll be editing some of your mods later.

[calmchowder]

Yeah, using reference pics will probably help you. It seems ilke u're doing it by just memory, which explains the little detail.

For the scopes, just make it less bulky.

And also, how many downloads u got? Just wondering.

Edit: ^ Nvm, i checked. you currently have 22 downloads.