When your patience for cookie-cutter M16's, Scar's, 1911's and dollar-by-the-dozen CoD guns run dry, you can remember there will always be the work of Rocky.

This is a collection of all the weapon projects I've worked on.

A few things to note about myself and my creations:

-I typically don't do requests. I may take a suggestion to heart if I like it, but for the most part I'm quite awful at doing requests, mostly due to certain, frustratingly insatiable individuals who do nothing but request things from me.

-All weapons and items are made with the default model FoV (51) in mind.

-Most if not all my weapon mods make use of custom particle entities which Urik's Particle Mod supply to the client.

-All of my mods do not feature custom physic meshes. Putting new collision meshes on world models tends to cause problems: firstly that maps won't account for larger physics meshes, which can cause Havok to forcefully 'push' them away from their intended spawn point in the first tick of a map's incarnation before a weapon pickup is properly 'locked' into place, which can result in weapon pickups having fallen off tables, sometimes outright to unreachable places. Secondly it can cause other players on your local host to see a world model placed in a strange or an otherwise unsightly fashion, such as sticking out 90 degrees towards the ceiling.

-In no way do conflicts between any of my own mods mean anything of concern. The only thing a conflict would mean is that certain sound files are going to be overwritten by one mod over the other. This is typical for pump shotguns, auto-shotguns and submachine guns, which don't have unique Foley audio, to my frustration. Its nothing to be worried about and it will not unstabilize your client in any way!
--This also applies to conflicts between my own mods and the weapon mods of other workshop authors

-All of my mods can be subject to unexpected overhauls without warning. These are typically to improve them, and may involve giving them an entirely new animation set.

-All of my weapons (as of January of 2015) that use vertical foregrips will use a weighting trick on the world models to hide them when the survivor holds the weapon, as there are no third-person animations for a player holding a weapon with such a grip.

-As of September of 2015 I have begun to port animations in addition to models. I typically release the source files of animations I port, which you can obtain through links in the workshop page of the respective releases.

-The mods I make for the hidden Counterstrike weapons are always meant to be built-right handed, but often I get alot of complaints from people that their weapon is being rendered as left-handed. This is unfortunately not the fault of myself and can mean one of two things for you: you're playing on a dedicated server that's undoing the script in the mod to flip it to the right, or you're using a script mod that has the wrong value in BuiltRightHanded.