[doubletap]

I have an m82 that fires above the crosshair and I don't know how to fix it. Can I edit the .gun file or do I need to edit the rsb?

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<ReticulePipLeft>526</ReticulePipLeft>
<ReticuleBaseLeft>0</ReticuleBaseLeft>
<ReticuleBaseTop>0</ReticuleBaseTop>
<ReticuleBaseRight>526</ReticuleBaseRight>
<ReticuleBaseBottom>526</ReticuleBaseBottom>
<ReticulePipBaseOffset>4</ReticulePipBaseOffset>
<ReticulePipMaxOffset>240</ReticulePipMaxOffset>

This post has been edited by doubletap: 25 October 2007 - 04:29 AM

[doubletap]

Question #2, is there a way (I doubt it) to have the default ret/pip when not zoomed, and have it use an acog or whatever when you zoom in?

[ingeloop]

is it possible for you to send me the reticle so i can see for myself
and try it out m8 and then i might tell you what to do?
PM me and i'll give you my mail.

the answer to the next question is a probable no, you can not
make that work.
you have to have two .rsb files in your .gun file for that and to my
limited knowledge is that not possible.

/ingeloop

[doubletap]

ingeloop what a coincidence, I just installed your excellent ACOG rets today for my M4 collection.
Please disregard the question, and the pm I sent you. There is noting wrong with the ret, I was looking at the effect (smoke or debris, I'm not sure) which appears higher than the actual shot, but upon closer inspection the bullet holes are on target.

DOH!!

This post has been edited by doubletap: 25 October 2007 - 04:28 AM

[ingeloop]

no prob m8, glad you like those ACOG's