Requires Perfect View Models (PVM) by Luffy - https://modworkshop.net/mod/17618 Heavily, heavily based on the excellent Apex Legends Viewmodel mod by Scharlone :3 - https://modworkshop.net/mod/33072 As in, I actually liked it so much I used some of the same settings here, so please go check their one out too, you may prefer it. This is just a personal preference pack of various viewmodel values for all of the guns as of May 11th 2022 that I thought others may want to try out themselves. Just download the file and extract the the "saves" folder into your "mods" folder - if you already have a "saves" folder in there with data from your other mods, you should open up the "saves" folder from this mod to find a .txt file containing my settings for the Perfect Viewmodels mod. Simply place this file into your own "saves" folder, replacing your old .txt file if necessary. Most of the players weapons are now held in a Center Axis Relock style when crouched (think how John Wick often holds guns at a roughly 45° Angle in front of him) to give it a more modern "tactical" FPS feel and a clear(er) visual distinction between standing and crouching. For the guns I haven't made such a drastic adjustment to, I generally still angle the weapon slightly to achieve a distinct standing-vs-crouching effect. Some of the weapons don't follow this same trend, simply because they either suffered from bugs (like my M308, KS12-Urban, Gewehr 3 and my Sniper Rifles which I already use 45° sights on) or because I just didn't personally like them being handled at such an angle (like the revolvers and WW2-era pistols, which don't strike me as guns that particularly lend themselves well to that kind of "tactical" handling). In these cases, I may have still made some small tweaks here and there, but nothing quite so extreme - look out for the DOOM inspired Minigun crouched stance though. In the case of the Akimbo weapons for example, I've just tweaked them a bit here and there as I wasn't able to angle them individually - most players probably wouldn't even notice any of these small changes without a direct comparison. Please bear in mind that these are just done to my personal preference, meaning that I based my settings on the attachments I had equipped for each weapon - if your weapon looks weird or you don't like what I've done with it here, it may just be as simple as the attachments we use are different, but you can easily tweak all these viewmodel settings yourself to your own satisfaction with F7 (in fact, I wholeheartedly encourage you to do so) and just use my settings here as a foundation to work from. Oh, it also gives the LMGs proper iron sights, because why never had those in the first place, I don't know. Guns that DON'T have an obvious angle while crouching and instead only have some minor adjustments - Sniper Rifles (all of them): Bernetti Rangehitter Repeater 1984 Nagant Contractor .308 Platypus 70 Lebensauger .308 Desertfox Rattlesnake R93 R700 Grom Kàng Arms X1 Thanatos .50 cal Pronghorn Shotguns: Joceline O/U 12g Breaker 12g Reinfeld 88 LMG: Buzzsaw 42 Rifles (Only because I already use an angled sight on them so editing them at that kind of angle is unnecessary and causes the model to over-rotate): M308 KS-12 Urban Gewehr 3 Special: Compact 40mm China Puff 40mm Commando 101 HRL-7 SMGs: MP40 Chicago Typewriter Pistols: Broomstick Parabellum Castigo .44 Frenchman Model 87 RUS-12 Angry Tiger Peacemaker .45 Matever .357 Bronco .44 Known Issues - the players right hand looks a little funny for a few frames during one of the Argos III reloads if the player is crouching - this isn't actually my fault, it's a janky looking animation anyway, it's just hidden normally by the standard viewmodel. Some guns may clip a little through the players head during a crouched reload, but it doesn't effect gameplay or obscure your vision any and there's nothing I can really do about it anyway.