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Update: Apparently, animating a proxy isn't possible. So maybe we can extend the way optics are defined like this:
class optic_XXX: ItemCore
{

scope = 2;
model = "state1.p3d";
// ....
class ItemInfo: InventoryOpticsItem_Base_F
{

opticType = 1;
mass = 4;
RMBhint = "Advanced Rifle Combat Optics";
optics = 1;
modelOptics = "";
class OpticsModes
{

	    class Scope
	    {
		model = "state1.p3d";
		opticsID = 1;
		useModelOptics = 0;
		opticsPPEffects[] = {""}; //{"OpticsCHAbera1","OpticsBlur1"};
		opticsZoomMin = 0.0623;
		opticsZoomMax = 0.0623;
		opticsZoomInit = 0.0623;
		memoryPointCamera = "opticView";
		visionMode[] = {"Normal"};
		opticsFlare = 0; //1;
		opticsDisablePeripherialVision = 0; //;
		distanceZoomMin = 100;
		distanceZoomMax = 100;
		cameraDir = "";
	    };
	    class Kolimator: Scope
	    {
		opticsID = 2;
		model = "state2.p3d";
		useModelOptics = 0;
		opticsPPEffects[] = {""};
		opticsFlare = 0;
		opticsDisablePeripherialVision = 0;
		opticsZoomMin = 0.375;
		opticsZoomMax = 1.1;
		opticsZoomInit = 0.75;
		memoryPointCamera = "eye";
		visionMode[] = {};
		distanceZoomMin = 100;
		distanceZoomMax = 100;
	    };

};

};

};

I.e. specify an extra model per optic mode that replaces the standard model when this mode is selected. This way, a G33 scope could be implemented as a second model instead of an animation, and 3D scopes with a magnifier would be possible.

This is needed.

I was thinking about this, and IF the proxies are animatable (as they are in DayZ), this would work - add the following anim sources

• an "opticsMode" source would allow to animate the G33 magnifier to be swiveled up or down according to your mode.
• a "downSights" source would allow to selectively hide parts of the model when the player looks down the optics/sight
• an "opticsZoomLevel" source would allow to selectively hide/animate parts of the reticle that need to be exchanged based on zoom level

Finally throw in a radial blur around the reticle like Project Reality for Bf2 to blur out the outside of the scope