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Killing Floor 2 SMG Props

NOT SWEPS.

Includes 9 sub-machine gun models from Killing Floor 2 as props for posing, screenshots, movies, etc. Built from the view models for the highest detail possible, with bodygroups, attachments, alternate skins, and Joint Tool/Advanced Bone Tool support.

The props included in this pack also have enhanced textures and include a massive amount of bodygrouped parts from other sources to customize the weapons far beyond their stock KF2 models, similar to Escape from Tarkov or COD's Gunsmith. Turn the AR-15 from its standard KF2 9mm carbine into an HK416 or a 5.56mm competition gun right out of a John Wick film. Make your MP5 into an SD or K version with parts ranging from 80's vintage to modern tactical. Give the MAC-10 a zip-tied flashlight around the suppressor like in Left 4 Dead 2. It's all possible!

KF2 PISTOL PROPS HERE
KF2 SHOTGUN PROPS HERE
KF2 RIFLE PROPS HERE

FEATURES:

- 9 weapon props: AR15, FN P90, KRISS Vector, HM-201 Medic SMG, MAC-10, MP5, MP7, Thompson M1928 and the UMP-45.
- Bodygroups, skins, and attachments. Use the Easy Bodygroup Tool to select it or hold C, right click the model and use the "bodygroup" and "skin" options.
- Phong and environment map shaders.
- Magazine and shell casing props.
- Each firearm is rigged to a bone set allowing virtually every part to be moved and manipulated using the Joint Tool and/or Advanced Bone Tool.
- Supports direct attachment of particles using the Advanced Particle Controller.
- Added limited support for bonemerging weapons to ragdolls.
-- Bonemerging only works properly with the Composite Bonemerge Tool with 'sv_compositeentities_childboneediting' set to 1. A bone tool of your choice is also required to move the weapon and manipulate its parts after merging as it will be misaligned after merging.
- Limited bonemerge support to directly attach the weapons to ragdolls. This requires the Composite Bonemerge Tool with sv_compositeentities_childboneediting set to 1. The Easy Bonemerge Tool is NOT supported as a bone tool is also required to move the weapon and manipulate its parts after merging as it will be misaligned.

NOTES/ISSUES:

- These are not SWEPs, and I have no intention of making SWEPS. If you wish to create your own SWEPS using these models feel free to do so.

- Bodygroups only control the attachments and cosmetic options on these props. In order to pose the various parts on these props (slide, hammer, etc), you need to use the Joint Tool and/or Advanced Bone Tool.

- Parts such as the foregrips, optics and flip-up sights can usually be moved using one of the bone tools. You can do this to adjust the position of foregrips between different handguards or stop clipping issues between the ironsights and optics.

CREDITS:

Models and Textures: Tripwire Interactive
Various Parts: Raven Software, Infinity Ward, Ubisoft, New World Interactive, luchador, Thanez, Overkill, DICE, Tigg, Vostok Games, 1C Game Studios, Juniez, johannes_bazaryan
Detail Maps: Valve