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--- arma:modeling:machine_gun_belt_animation [2010/07/16 09:25] – created machine_gun_belt_animation initial page. snakeman
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-====== Machine gun belt anim ======
+====== ArmA 1 Machine Gun Belt Animation ======
-by Skaven
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+**ArmA 1** aka Armed Assault (ArmA)
+**Machine Gun Belt Animation** by Skaven
 The other day I was playing with tpM'91 with an M60 we got from CS and we managed to do the belt animation like the original M240,M249 and PK. I don't know if this as been explained before, but it's better two tutorials than none, so here it goes.
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 *Note- Again the magazine and trigger classes are just eye candy and they ain't relevant for this tutorial, I didn't delete them because some of you may find it useful if you already have some animations on your current MG.
 To play around with the sliding belt you just need to take two values in consideration.
 The first is the type = "", "rotationx" will move you belt from the left to the right or right to the left, the second is the definition of the starting side the angle1 = "".
 "0" is a static value which means it won't move at all, negative values like "-1", "-2"... will make the belt move from the right to the left, positive values like the "1", "2"... will make it move from the left to the right as I did on the M60 you will see in the movie (example)  below.
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 Again, sorry for my English and thank you.
-[[http://forums.bistudio.com/showthread.php?t=58167|Source]]