Here I bring you 3 tools that might ease compiling for you at least a little bit.

-> First tool is calculator that you can use when calculating speed for your newly created animation set (or decompiled animation set which was too fast or too slow) or you can calculate how many frames you need to set in 3ds max if it has default fps of 30 (for example). Just enter the value in the upper field and after clicking "calculate" you will get the result in the lower field. You dont have to enter all fields for specified gun, if you just need to calculate reload then only enter a value in reload field. There is also a complete table of speeds available under help menu. And all default values are already inside, you only need to enter your own values. NOTE: Enter NUMBER OF ALL FRAMES, not INDEX OF LAST FRAME. That means you enter INDEX OF LAST FRAME + 1.

-> Second tool is Dead Frames Remover. If you hate removing dead frames from each smd separately thus you want to avoid any error (if you remove too much or too little frames) then thats what you can use. Open multiple files at once, enter how many frames you want to remove and voila...

-> Third tool might not seem to be very useful but if you for example want to calculate fps in calculator but dont want to open every sequence separately to look how many frames it has you can just open all of them in Frames Counter and it will display how many frames each of them has, then you can copy the numbers into calculator without much trouble.

Thanks if you are willing to give them a try, I hope you wont be disappointed. Enjoy! :)

NOTE: -> These tools havent been tested yet, please report any bugs you find and I will fix them as soon as I can. Thanks. -> If a field is missing (like shoot last silenced for usp or silenced idles,...) that means that the length is the same as in unsilenced anim and there is no need for dual fields.