JIP Selective-Fire

This mod introduces a selective-fire system into Fallout: New Vegas. Most (see below) projectile-type weapons, capable of automatic fire, will have two or more optional fire-modes for the player to switch between: single/burst/auto.

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Key Features

Universal compatibility:

• []Works well with ANY projectile-type weapon capable of automatic fire, both vanilla and custom weapons added by other mods. No compatibility patches are (nor will be) required. [/][]The system automatically evaluates every weapon and determines which settings would be most appropriate for it, in terms of realism and practicality (every setting can also be configured manually). [/]

A single, dual-purpose hotkey controls everything:

• []When a weapon is drawn, press the key to switch between fire-modes. [/][]When the weapon is holstered, hold the key for one second to open the Weapon Setup Menu, from which various settings can be configured, individually for every weapon. [/]

Fully supports Xbox controllers:

• []When using a controller, the Left Shoulder (LB) button is used, instead of the keyboard hotkey, for switching fire-modes. The LB button, which is used for switching between 1st and 3rd person, will function slightly differently when a weapon is drawn - a short click will switch fire-modes, while a long click will switch POV. []The keyboard hotkey is still used for opening the Weapon Setup Menu.

Customizable fire-mode configuration:

• []Configure the selection of fire-modes available for every weapon (which will depend on the weapon's type). [/]

Burst mode rate of fire:

• []Configure the number of rounds that are fired with every burst, relative to the weapon's rate of fire. For example: If set to 1/3 for a weapon capable of firing up to 8 rounds/second, 3 rounds will be fired with every burst. [/][]Can be configured for every weapon, individually. [/]

Full-auto mode VATS rate of fire:

• []Configure the number of rounds that are fired with every VATS action, when firing in full-auto mode. As with Burst RoF, values are relative to the weapon's rate of fire. [/][]Very useful for a more economic use of ammunition. [/][]Can be configured for every weapon, individually. [/]

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