Tankgewehr M1918 - Anti-Tank Rifle

- Support for Scrivener's Scope Overlay Framework with a custom scope overlay for the long range scopes.

- Quite a sizable amount of customisation options.

- Support for Bingle's Shield Framework in the form of an attachable metal shield.

- Complete Leveled List integration, the weapon will spawn on Gunners and in stores.

Fallout 4 Version 1. 10. 162 or Higher

Due to recent changes in the latest updates to Fallout 4 and the Creation Kit that were done to expand the number of forms plugins can have means this mod and a majority of mods to release from now will not work in any version prior to 1. 10. 162, if you find your game crashing orthe mod just 'not appearing' after installation then it is likely you are not running this version of the game and you will have to update.

Shield Framework (soft requirement)I highly recommend installing the shield framework in order for one of the attachments to become functional but the rest of the mod will work fine without it.

While not a hard requirement I do recommend using No Random Gun Shell Ejection Direction by Svaalbard to make the casings eject more consistently.

- How can I get the weapon?

There are many ways of getting the weapon:

- Crafting at a Chem Lab

- Options to craft the new ammo types from raw materials.

- It is in the levelled lists, you should be able to find it in weapon vendors and on gunners.

- Console commands or In-Game ESP Explorer.

- How did you get the bullets to penetrate cover?

The credit for figuring out a method to get enemies behind cover to take damage from projectiles goes to Jojosmo and his Real Time Cover Penetration Framework while I don't make direct use of his framework, studying how he did it tought me a lot.

- XYZ Isn't realistic!

I don't care if something has been made in real life or not, the player isn't ordering premade parts from a shop they are creating and assembling them using the tools available to them which with a bit of suspension of disbelief allows for a lot of creative and interesting customisation options that someone living in a post apocalyptic world might make. Besides if you don't like something the simple solution would be to simply ignore it and opt for one of the many realistic options I've included.