local COMPAT = gmpp.compat.new_basecompat("mycoolcompat", "This Is The Title/Label") COMPAT.HELP_TEXT = "This is the help text." -- note that unless you add COMPAT.CONTROLS, the basecompat will not appear in the UI. refer to other basecompats to see how to do this. COMPAT.weapons = { weapon_coolgun = { -- NOTE: all of these values are OPTIONAL. if not provided, sane defaults will be used. only provide a value if the detected defaults do not work! this is what it means to add compatibility. -- flashlight attachment is dynamic, but if the att isnt found automatically, you can specify it in wepinfo flash_att = "name of the flashlight attachment", -- you can correct the pitch/yaw/roll of the attachment flash_pitch = 90, flash_yaw = 180, flash_rotate = 90, -- same for muzzle, which is used for camera animation muzzle_att = "name of the muzzle attachment", muzzle_pitch = 90, muzzle_yaw = 180, muzzle_rotate = 90, -- there is also new "camera" type, used for weapons that have built-in camera animation attachment, like the modern warfare guns. it will have a separate strength slider, but otherwise it works exactly the same as muzzle for now. camera_att = "name of the camera attachment", camera_pitch = 90, camera_yaw = 180, camera_rotate = 90, -- weapon type changes default idle/speed offsets if they aren't provided by the wepinfo, changes melee auto-detection, and changes default zoom amount based on the ironsight weapon zoom cvars -- this is automatically detected based on the weapon holdtype or through a basecompat function weapon_type = "pistol", -- categorizes the weapon as a melee, which allows some effects to be turned off conditionally, like near wall effect -- this is detected automatically in most cases, but you can override that by setting it in the wepinfo directly melee = true, -- categorizes the weapon as a tool, which allows some effects to be turned off conditionally, like near wall effect tool = true, -- gmpp can do its own ironsights/zooming if you set this to true zoom = true, -- how much to zoom the fov zoom_amt = 0.5, -- gmpp can apply an overlay scope. valid types currently are "lines" and "glow". glow is like a combine gun, lines is basic intersecting lines. scope module must be enabled. if 3dscope convar is enabled, a tube will be rendered around the screen to mimic a scope. scope = "lines", -- if the gun is not reloaded all at once, e.g. shotgun which reloads one shell at a time. used by reload indicator single_reload = false, -- viewmodel position offsets -- NOTE: POS/ANG MUST BE UNIQUE VECTORS/ANGLES. do not provide a vector or angle that exists anywhere else. they may get changed at some point, which will change the original vector/angle that was provided. if you want to reuse a vector/angle, multiply it by 1 to clone it. (there is no copy or clone function, thanks garry!) offsets = { -- applied when not moving or walking around idle = { pos = Vector(1, 2, 3), ang = Angle(1, 2, 3) },\ -- applied when using ironsights iron = { pos = Vector(1, 2, 3), ang = Angle(1, 2, 3) }, -- applied when sprinting speed = { pos = Vector(1, 2, 3), ang = Angle(1, 2, 3) } } }, weapon_myothercoolgun = { -- ... } } function COMPAT:on_cached(name) -- this function is called when the wepinfo is first accessed by GM++. you can modify the wepinfo by accessing COMPAT.weapons[name]. the weapon is self. -- if you do not provide this function, GM++ will ensure the wepinfo is good by calling the below function. gmpp.compat.ensure_wepinfo(self, name, COMPAT) -- called by default! end -- there are many other functions that can be used. currently, I believe all of the ones that are allowed are defined in one of the basecompat files. please extract the GMA and check the files for more info. -- load/unload functions, called when compat module is loaded/unloaded function COMPAT.load() end function COMPAT.unload() end