Replying to:Explosive BulletHow many nodes? Also that projectile looks a little too long
the projectile is the correct size according to my reference photo
also here are the comparisons
Compared with explosive bullet’s 5.56 bullet
Explosive bullet’s 5.56 cartridge=54 nodes 5.56 shell=35 nodes
FaoLOr64’s 5.56 cartridge=25 nodes 5.56 shell=19 nodes
Replying to:FaoLOr64the projectile is the correct size according to my reference
Not bad. And this is without any glitching between the gradient square nodes. If so good. And with reference photos you gotta be a little careful. The don’t always show accurate sizes due to angles and all that. By the looks of the bullet there, I have a feeling the propelled action of the bullet would be screwed up a little bit by how chunk of the bullet would be surrounded by the gunpowder. And bullets require a propeling action forward only.
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How many nodes? Also that projectile looks a little too long.
the projectile is the correct size according to my reference photo
also here are the comparisons
Compared with explosive bullet’s 5.56 bullet
Explosive bullet’s 5.56 cartridge=54 nodes 5.56 shell=35 nodes
FaoLOr64’s 5.56 cartridge=25 nodes 5.56 shell=19 nodes
Not bad. And this is without any glitching between the gradient square nodes. If so good. And with reference photos you gotta be a little careful. The don’t always show accurate sizes due to angles and all that. By the looks of the bullet there, I have a feeling the propelled action of the bullet would be screwed up a little bit by how chunk of the bullet would be surrounded by the gunpowder. And bullets require a propeling action forward only.
There are no problems with the angles of reference photos, all of them where taken directly above the subject
Alright. It does look a little longer that what I have seen for references though.