is there a way to hide atatchments in weapons by making a script or doing anything else? o.O
thanks if you can help me

Check what the name of the joints are which are bound to your attachments, then use the hideTags setting in the weapon files themselves by specifying joint names, separated by spaces. For example,

\hideTags\tag_scope\

would hide the scope on a PTRS-41.

i did but the attachmente doesnt go away :L do you know what may be wrong?

i did but the attachmente doesnt go away :L do you know what may be wrong?

The documentation is not completed but this might help:
http://ugx-mods.com/wiki/index.php?title=Guide_to_hideTags

If you are interested I also have a tool for managing them for beginners.

so how the hell am i supposed to hide the last tag D: i cant edit models in maya because they look like this when i convert them

so how the hell am i supposed to hide the last tag D: i cant edit models in maya because they look like this when i convert them (Image removed from quote.)

Yeah that happens with COD4 weapons, not sure what causes it, I've fixed some with UGX weapons like the M14 for v1.1 but can't seem to pinpoint what the cause is. It has to do with the mesh itself as without textures applied the mesh still has the tint.

but it is a mw2 model D:
well thanks anyway i think i'll do this stuff the ol' way  :L

but it is a mw2 model D:

Did you get it off CFG Factory?

lol you got me xD

so how the hell am i supposed to hide the last tag D:

...http://ugx-mods.com/wiki/index.php?title=Guide_to_hideTags#Hiding_the_last_tag_in_the_list

but it is a mw2 model D:
well thanks anyway i think i'll do this stuff the ol' way  :L

Definetly CFG Factory. Saje got me the Mw2 ACR model and it looked fine when i edited it in maya and converted it.

lol you got me xD

It has those colors because a member of that community has already ported it to COD4, which means it counts as a COD4 model.