Also, Mosin, whether you like it or not, is literary 1 MOA rifle using PU optics, and 2 MOA with rear sights.
Proof:
Also, Mosin, whether you like it or not, is literary 1 MOA rifle using PU optics, and 2 MOA with rear sights.
Proof:
That's probably true for like the cherry picked rifles and using hand loaded match ammunition. Realistically the average MOA for an AKM using standard 122/123 grain mild steel FMJ is around 4 MOA at 100m, you could get around 3 MOA if you are using a brand new barrel. This is more due to the bullet construction and the quality control for the ammunition, as the standard deviation for the velocity is quite large. It's also the same with the AK-74 but slightly better, 3.5 MOA on average, with the shorter barrel AKS-74U clocking in around 6 MOA, and this is with the 53 grain FMJ rounds.
However, I just found a different youtube channel that compares military rounds against civilian, and it show completely different results, that military rounds almost approach soviet datasheets.
That's probably true for like the cherry picked rifles and using hand loaded match ammunition. Realistically the average MOA for an AKM using standard 122/123 grain mild steel FMJ is around 4 MOA at 100m, you could get around 3 MOA if you are using a brand new barrel. This is more due to the bullet construction and the quality control for the ammunition, as the standard deviation for the velocity is quite large. It's also the same with the AK-74 but slightly better, 3.5 MOA on average, with the shorter barrel AKS-74U clocking in around 6 MOA, and this is with the 53 grain FMJ rounds.
Barnaul ammo is not representative to original 7n6.
Edit: modern military 7n6 (2017) compared to Barnaul civilian FMJ ammo is dogcrap.
7n6 - 8.2 MOA
FMJ - ~3 MOA
Original article I linked used data from Soviet datasheets from 1977
This is extremely inaccurate representation of AKs in this mod.
According to this article and this MOA calculator,, those are the results:
"At one hundred meters, the average rifleman’s AK-74 first shot accuracy had a vertical and horizontal dispersion of four centimeters (1.37 MOA). With the AKM, this widened out to six centimeters (2.06 MOA). For the best riflemen, they were able to get the horizontal dispersion of the AK-74 down to two centimeters (0.68 MOA), while with the AKM they still were only able to get four centimeters (1.37 MOA). Pushing out to five hundred meters with the best riflemen, we see horizontal dispersion of ten centimeters with the AK-74 (0.68 MOA), and twenty centimeters with the AKM (1.37 MOA)."
According to Garand Thumb, 7N6 (5.45×39mm PS) should have a realistic accuracy under 2 MOA.
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- Fixes for empty icon names in Japanese and Korean languages (they now use alt marks listed below)
- New feature: configurable value marks (beware, not all Unicode characters supported!) and added alternative, more subtle icons for marking valuable items, instead of stars ★☆, uses circles ●○, enable it in config with MarkValueableItems.useAltValueMarks flag.
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- New feature: option to add Item Value that uses plain BSG handbook/traders data to price module.
- Proper USD/Euro calculation.
- Major code refactor to TS standards, thanks to Terkoiz himself who blessed the code!
IDK if you're aware, but there is no Trap-progressive mod config file in this upload
Read the changelogs and updated description page.
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- Fix for quest items appearing in barter requests (this is a new bug in 3.5.0).
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- MAJOR BUGFIX, update ASAP: Waist pouch didn't protect against item in-raid restrictions, fixed by removing them altogether for now.
- Workbench crafts first iteration rebalance done! Ammo crafting galore. More then 38 recipes adjusted! Looking for community feedback on balance.
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- German and Japanese translations, thx to Cold!
- Fix for finding best trader that changed in 3.5.0 (e.g. fixes calculation for info items that Therapist no longer buys)
ODT added a new version:
QuoteStable 1.0.0 release for 0.13!
Major update with a lot of new features:
- NEW MAJOR FEATURE: Progressive secure containers crafting, bigger containers and alternative Collector quest.
- NEW FEATURE: Bigger stash, with options for progression construction for all account types.
- NEW FEATURE: Rebalances costs of hideout cases to fair and reasonable prices and barters. Also changes LEDX dogtag barter
- NEW FEATURE: Fair hideout case trader barters.
- NEW FEATURE: Added marked keys on flea option
- NEW FEATURE: Option to reenable selling on flea (not recommended though)
- Crafting rebalance reenabled.
- MANY fixes for 0.13.
- Whitelists are now available for configuration in ./config folder.
- Cash offers default percentage nerfed slightly from 10% to 8%
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- Dollar and Euro ratios updated to 0.13
- Added quest names to 0.13 quest-only crafts and resources
- Fallback value-based recolor is working better then expected, it stays as default and out of beta stage, but removed tier names from price string to differentiate.
- Added configurable value thresholds for fallback recoloring, updated config description
- Ammo boxes proper fallback rarity calculation
- Restored default LEDX and Bitcoin custom recolorings
- Added new custom only rarity (brown color)
- Added default recoloring of secure containers (for my Softcore upcoming update)
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- Initial 3.5 "it doesn't crash" release, completely untested, for those brave ones who want to start streets on Softcore right now.
- CraftingRebalance disabled, doesn't work on 3.5, everything else seemed fine at first glance.
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- Updated for 3.5.0! Consider it to be an alpha, not properly tested.
- RarityRecolor redone, since SPT AKI 3.5 removed clientitems file I used for determining rarities, I added "experimetalValueBasedRecolor" option. It's a quickfix option that colors unbuyable and unknown items based on their slot value. Might actually be an even better feature then before...
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Absolutely ZERO DoF, Bloom, Vignetting, hypercontrast or exaggerated colors bullshit.
This is comparatively tame color correction preset made with most sophisticated grading and film emulation tools in the industry.
Unlike built-in POSTFX (insane -20 FPS in my case), this has zero performance impact because it uses pre-baked custom LUT and minimal amount of extremely fast shaders (1.3ms on GTX1080. Disable optional LumaSharpen and FilmGrain for a sick 0.45ms preset, that's like taking 1 out of 2220 FPS).
It tries to strike the balance between gameplay focused features like oversaturation for target acquisition and clarity, proper black levels/contrast, and pleasantly augmenting vanilla look.
Adjust your saturation levels based on preference/your monitor calibration in prod80_04_ContrastBrightnessSaturation node, or disable it completely.
Saturation (linear, global adjustment of color intensity) Recommendation: -0.200 for closer to vanilla look, -0.100 for "mild" preset, leave at 0 for my very colorful defaults.
Vibrance (makes less saturated colors more, well, vibrant... Non-linear adjustment by nature)
Aesthetically it kinda fits Amands's Graphics default preset, but it was not graded with it in mind, I'm really not a huge fan of it anyway because it changes Tarkov vanilla look way too much for my taste (which I personally really like), maybe I will look into making a proper custom preset for it in the future.
Installation:
1. Unzip the archive and put it in root folder of you SPT installation. (ODT-ColorCorrection-Tarkov-ReShadePreset.ini and "reshade-shaders" folder should be at EscapeFromTarkov.exe level).
You have to make sure that the files are located like this:
%SPT-INSTALL-DIRECTORY%\ODT-ColorCorrection-Tarkov-ReShadePreset.ini
%SPT-INSTALL-DIRECTORY%\reshade-shaders\Textures\250D.png
Installation example is under the spoiler:
2. Download ReShade and install it like this:
2.1 First, in the installer, go to your SPT folder and choose EscapeFromTarkov.exe
2.2 Next, choose Directx11
2.3 Next, ReShade will offer you to SELECT THE PRESET TO INSTALL.
2.4 Target my ODT-ColorCorrection-Tarkov-ReShadePreset.ini preset in root folder of your SPT installation. It will download all necessary shaders automatically. Finish the installation.
3. Start your game like normal.
3.1 In-game, on first launch it will offer a tutorial. Press HOME button to start it to open ReShade configuration window. Follow the tutorial, or skip it if you want to.
3.2 Click PERFORMANCE MODE in the bottom right bottom corner of ReShade configuration window (If you'll want to adjust the saturation, or other settings, remember to turn it off).
3.3 Press HOME button again to close the window.
3.4 DISABLE YOUR POSTFX OPTIONS
Uninstall:
Simple, run the ReShade installer again, and select uninstall option.
Examples:
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- Fence no longer sells depleted med items, instead he sells stims.
- Military flash drive buff level 3 > 2
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- Even more Scav case fixes for broken items, mostly "ammo" like grenade shrapnel pieces (yes, it's coded as in item by BSG...)
- Fix item prices for ammo cases, based on contained ammo value
- Safeguards and logging on many data reads, should fix most of mod compatibility crashes
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- Now shows how you can buy weapon and item components which are sold as part of a bigger item.
- Because of that, more then 240 items have proper color rarities assigned to them! (only 398 to go...)
- Option to disable rarity recoloring for custom item classes (e.g. if you prefer other recoloring mods like BetterKeys)
- Fixes and code improvements
ODT added a new version:
Quote- Added Chinese translation (thx to long120611!)
- Added price formatting option (12404299₽ -> 12,404,299₽)
- Added bitcoin farm calculation