Shell mechanics and magazine #34
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khaosen
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Also, for a weapon to have microstamp, I suggest there is a opening such as evidences:RegisterLegalWeapon(player, oxInvSlot) |
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A firearms registry and a rework of the weapon evidence types is planned for the next major update. Unfortunately, I can't say exactly when we'll have it ready yet. Thank you for the suggestions. |
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I would like to start with saying that system has improved a lot since I submitted my original suggestions moths ago.
My new suggestion is only and only about gun mechanics:
Current getting serial number from magazines idea is completely unrealistic. I am not saying its bad but its simply unrealistic. It is impossible to get serial number off/magazine.
System lacks a shell analyzing mechanic; I think this is one of the most important things a evidence system should have. I submitted a original text about this months ago but this one is more simplified.
Shells shouldn't give out the serial number. In real life they don't; no matter if its registered, if its legal, or if its straight illegal. Shell should give out (without analyzing, these should be in their description) basically the timeframe they were fired at, their caliber, and a microstamp if it exists.
So what is a microstamp? Think microstamp like a second serial number. However it is a lot more useful then the serial number because it allows cops to know which weapon the shell was fired from, if the shell has a microstamp. This is possible because when a micro-stamp(ed) weapon fires, the microstamp is immediately lazered to the shell. So the police can know which weapon it was fired from and its owner.
So if a weapon doesn't have a microstamp, how will police match a shell and a gun?
Simple; cops would need to have both. They would analyze both the shell and gun and system would say "Yes this shell was fired from this exact weapon" or no, this shell wasn't fired from this weapon. In real life this is possible because each weapon has their unique imperfections that also pass down to shell, allowing forensics to match a gun and a shell.
(P.S: Only thing serial number does is that it allows police to match registered weapons to their registered owner once they already got ahold of the gun. Its written on the gun itself and not its shells/magazines. )
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