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@[MID] Erich Von Manstein:
Rate of fire is "CycleTime", which is the delay in milliseconds between shots. I used the raw language that the script came with, so I can see why you'd struggle to decipher the ValveSpeak. xD

which is rate of fire xd?

Could you made one shot 100 damage ? Thanks !

The fire rate should be 600 rpm

My friend and I have been using these mods to replace all of the weapon scripts, and currently we're subjecting ourselves by playing custom campaigns using Solitude, and most times it isn't fun for our mental sanity. As much as I enjoy this script, would it be possible to make an RPK script? I don't know what goes into making a weapon script, but I would love to see a script that would mimic the RPK, since I seem to favor it more than the AK. Thanks.

You know what the funny part is? I've already looked at that page, more than once, while I was making these mods to get information on mag sizes, fire rates, and whatnot. xD But thanks for the insight regardless. It's nice to see another gun enthusiast. :D

Not that you'd be interested, but you can look up all the AK-74s I talked about in this Wiki page.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/AK-74

Yeah. It's more of a curse than a gift. It really sapped the enjoyment of the AK in video games for me because I hate holding a gun that's named incorrectly. The AK-74 seemed to be different depending on the variant. Some of them have ridged dust covers and some of them have smooth. It seems to just be sort of random and it might depend on the factory that's making them. No idea why. I mean, there is tons of different variants of AK-74. AK-74u, AKS-74, AK-74m, AK-74n. Then on the 7.62x39 side of things you get the AK-103 and AK-104. The AK-103 is a synthetic and more tactical black version of the AKM, and the AK-104 is a shortened carbine version of the AK-103. The AK-105 is a carbine like the AK-104, except exchanged for 5.45x39. Then a couple of 5.56 NATO AKs were made called the AK-101 and AK-102. 101 is the rifle version, while 102 is the carbine version. There is a ridiculous amount of AKs out there...

Interesting! Thanks for the tips. I'll never be able to look at an AK without checking for those things again. xD

Edit: the wedge assist with just firing in general, not exclussively full auto, as this can be seen on even semi-auto civilian versions of the weapon.

You can tell the difference between an AKM and and a true AK-47 with this these two simple tricks. First, check the dustcover, this is normally visible in any photo so it's the first one to look for. If the dust cover has ridges, then it's an AKM, if the dustcover is smooth, then it's an AK-47. The second thing to look for is the tip of the barrel. AKMs have a wedge cut out of the barrel to redirect muzzle blast and force the weapon slightly into the shooter's arm, making it a more accurate weapon when firing full auto. The AK-47 on the other hand just has a normal full circular barrel.

I was unaware of the AKM-ness of Valve's signature kalashnikovs. xD Thanks for pointing that out. And yes, the gun in the screenshots is technically a 5.45mm-firing AK12, but that's just because I like the gun model.

Most of what I learned about these weapons is from Wikipedia. :D

The AK in L4D2 and CSGO is actually an AKM, but Valve always calls it the AK-47. The one in the Thumbnail is an AK47, and the one in the screenshots is obviously an AK12, which by the way doesn't use the 7.62x39 M43 rounds like the AKM and AK-47, it uses 5.45x39 rounds. Unless you happen to be using the M43 version of the AK12, as that version was designed to fire 7.62.39. Yeah, I sort of know a lot about the AK series. I can spot the difference between an AKM and an AK-47 and what not.

What, the one in the game? Or the screenshot?

It's actually an AKM, but hey whatever.