Made this in the course of a few hours on one day because I wanted a ACOG with that NSN reticle.
To differentiate this from the one Frenchy did, this verison also includes the Trijicon backup iron sight, like the ACOG+RMR or HAMR dual optic scopes.
The ACOG with Backup Irons confers +4 Stability and -2 Concealment, and 3.25x Zoom, since its statblock was copied from that HAMR I helped with.
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**Probable Future Asked Questions:**
**Q: More Tarkov Optics!**
**A: Tarkov to Payday 2 is generally FrenchyAU's domain, not mine.**
**Q: Wasn't the original reticle yellow?**
**A: I much prefer red for its contrast.**
**Q: Weapons in screenshots?**
**A: Private comission by Frenchy, personal work for me, reworked existing mod, and u-**
*shot by Bobby Kotick 3600ing with a Cheytac M200*
1.00-Recut the Modern Sights mesh to be less obstructive when aiming down the sights.
Previous Updates:
|| 0.80 - Upload to MWS in the event I need Frenchy to do the skinmaps/change scale/etc. ||
From. Escape from Tarkov
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Instructions
**Make sure to first have SuperBLT, and BeardLib installed. Click the links in the dependency list.**
Optional video tutorial for installing SuperBLT, BeardLib, and mod_overrides mods: https://youtu.be/rin_sjSJIkg
1. After downloading the mod, use a program such as [7zip](https://www.7-zip.org/download.html) or [WinRAR](https://www.rarlab.com/download.htm) to extract the main folder of the mod.
2. Navigate to `assets/mod_overrides`. The assets folder is supposed to be in your game's installation folder (don't know where that is? click [here](https://wiki.modworkshop.net/books/payday-2/page/finding-payday-2s-install-folder)). Create the folder if necessary
3. Move the main folder of the mod from step 1 to the folder you navigated to in step 2.
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Extract this scope into mod_overrides.
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Modern Sights: Extract into mods.
**If you try to use this scope without Modern Sights, you will only see blank black lenses.**
CAFCW: Extract into mod_overrides.
CAFCW is for supported custom weapons, as is usual with custom optics.
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