Ma-too-ba

Ma-too-ba

The hammer should be a bit larger, it needs to be around the top of the latch on the left side of the revolver when it's in the idle position.

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Needs more recoil its too slow

I thought this revolver is fictional, but after I googled it... man, I just know, it's Italian revolver, not some random japanese fictional handcannon o.o

looks nice man keep it up

Very cool, I've never seen one of these revolvers before and it'll be pretty cool to see one in game. :] The shooting does look a little sluggish to me though.

From the bit of research I've done on this gun, it doesn't appear to have too much recoil; that I think you've got down pat. The way its executed though could have a little more 'oomph'. The method SevenZero mentioned, of adding a single frame pointing down slightly at the beginning is a great way of adding some punch. Another thing that might kind of help (especially since it does appear to have a bit of a sliding action on it) is to add a little jiggle at the height of the recoil. I super amplified this technique for my Deagle set, but in a smaller scale it can add a LOT to a smaller caliber pistol animation.

Looking forward to seeing more of this!

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Posted by SevenZero

The shoot looks kinda awkward right now. Maybe you should add more upward and backward movement, backward should go first though.

Try rotating the gun just a bit downward and backward on frame 1, then on frame 2 or 3 put it more backward and rotate it upward to emphasize recoil.

PS. I can provide better sounds if you want :)

It may look weird because the gun's upper frame thing moves like a slide, but ill take note of it anyway. Also if you could provide me with some nice sounds, it would be appreciated. I threw these sounds together in like 5 minutes just to have something there :V

Haha, yeah sure I'll whip up some sounds for you later.

The shoot looks kinda awkward right now. Maybe you should add more upward and backward movement, backward should go first though.

Try rotating the gun just a bit downward and backward on frame 1, then on frame 2 or 3 put it more backward and rotate it upward to emphasize recoil.

PS. I can provide better sounds if you want :)