Question: How to align scope in OS

[ShadowRanger787]

Here's the question for all you OS script wizards out there, how do I realign the line of sight so I can use my scope. I have the scope where I want it, I just need to move where your dude is looking so it lines up with the scope. When I look through in 1st person the line of sight is too low and I can't look through the sight. Any ideas on which lines of code I have to modify to fix this?
Thanks,
Shadow

[Chameleon]

Mkay...
I am currently using TOpenSpadongs by topo. One of the features it has it's that the crosshair stays even when you zoom in. I think that this is the line of code you need for this:
void Draw2D() {
BasicViewWeapon::Draw2D();
}
Why do you need crosshair? So you know your sight is aligned.

Next thing I am going to do is explain some parameters of models in View.as file.

These are lines for rear sight on SMG. (They are ~six months old and might have changed in last OpenSpades releases.)
sightMat = weapMatrix;
//you should look up weapMatrix some day, but now it is not really neccessary,
//it just tells that sightMat is a gun part.
//you can try commenting out this line.
//Though when you sprint it will not show animation on this particular model,
//because it will no longer be recognised as a weapon part.
//
sightMat *= CreateTranslateMatrix(0.025f, -5.f, -4.9f);
//you need to edit this line. " *= " means that sightMat variable will be influenced by CreateTranslateMatrix variable.
//If you use " = " instead, sightMat will have CreateTranslateMatrix value, but it will lose any other values it had (Scale etc.).
//CreateTranslateMatrix tells the game where model is positioned, like x,y,z.
//(x,y,z) (x+left/-right, y+further/-closer, z+down/-up).
//Meaning that numbers like CreateTranslateMatrix(1.f, 2.0f, 3.5f) will make the model go: 1 to left, 2 to further and 3,5 down.
//Having a zero/anynumber after period"." isn't neccessary, but having ".f" IS A MUST and game WILL NOT START without these.
//sometimes numbers will be negative - that is completely normal, just give them some chocolate and tell them you care.
//
sightMat *= CreateScaleMatrix(0.1f);
//This scales the model. Current 0.1 scale means 10:1 block.
param.matrix = sightMat;
renderer.AddModel(sightModel2, param);
//renderer then draws sightModel2, using param parameters.

I did a bit more info than you need, but it will be good for you later on :)
Check out these sweet animations for SMG:
http://buildandshoot.com/viewtopic.php?f=57&t=11609