Heroes of the West is a Western Front mod for the WWII game Red Orchestra 2. The United States Army and the British Commonwealth against Nazi Germany..
We have a British soldier in 1940 pattern Battledress along with a MkII Brodie helmet, pattern 37 webbing with front pouches and holster, a leg knife sheath and commando Utility pack. All from AMG with retextures by Lemonater47 (colour changes) and Moskeeto (commando patch removal).
A British paratrooper with pattern 37 webbing, front pouches and canteen. Got an Enfield on his back. All from AMG
A German Panzergrenadier specifically of the Panzer Lehr division with his Heer Panzerwrap with splintertarn helmet camo and trousers. Put together and textured by Das Nette Schiff. Original models by TWI and Kaminski with additional texture work by Moskeeto.
Possible to have the stick mag and handle with this model?
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Yeah. I just wanted to make him look like a gangster. That thompson model is the 1st person model anyway so it's got double the polycount and a higher resolution texture. The British will have the M1928 thompson with all its current variations. The Americans will get the M1A1 thompson with a slower rate of fire and it will not have the drum magazine upgrade.
The British textures are also 4k texture files as opposed to 2k texture files. So british are done in more detail than the americans or germans.
Derp, didn't read what you said properly. While editing the model to use a stick mag is easy enough animations are the problem. Don't have any dedicated animators. Only the occasional freelancer.
Sorry. Did not mean to waist your time with such a bland question, just wanted to know what configurations of the weapons will be in game and what players could customize it to. Sorry to hear of the shortage of programmers, if i had the skills i would gladly offer my services but i have none. Keep up the good work.
Also there's only 3 upgrades per weapon anyway. Though we may figure a way to have more. However the way the M1928 Thompson is now is good. By 1944-45 most of the british M1928s were using 30 round magazines from M1A1s even though they were still issued with 20 round mags. The 50 round drum some soldiers loved others hated but that was still around especially in the hands of paratroopers who got first pickings of weapons. Foregrips were rare by then as well. Though every drum mag thompson I have seen in british hands has had a foregrip anyway.