Wardogs: Weapon Animation Sets and Misc

Source: the export files under Weapons/Platforms, Weapons/Launchers, Items/Keycard, Items/CombatBow and Items/MusicTapes. Every table below is generated by _tools/weapon_misc_tables.py; do not edit it by hand.

This page lists, with values, the weapon and item-folder assets whose names appear on no other published page (the generator re-checks that on every run, so an asset documented elsewhere later drops off here). The platform, attachment and ammo numbers live in Attachments and Platforms; the item definitions of the keycards, bow and tapes live in Items.

How to read a row

Animation sets (BHAnimationSet) map an animation tag (for example Animation.Asset.Weapon.Reload.Empty) to up to four montages: first-person player arms, third-person player, first-person item and third-person item. A dash means the export stores null for that slot. Length override is off unless bOverrideLength is true; the stored OverrideLength is ignored in that case and so is not shown.
An override swaps the base animation for another tag when its condition holds. For reload sets the stored condition is a magazine pair: ApplicableFromMags (magazine being removed) and ApplicableToMags (magazine being inserted), with Invert negating the match. Reading “from” as the outgoing magazine is inference from the property names; the export stores no documentation. The override tag is itself a key in the same set’s entries table.
What each montage looks like in motion is not in the data; only asset names and blend times are listed.
Left out on purpose: audio (WDAudioData files, AEB_* audio event behaviours and CrosstalkAudioEvent) and every VFX or UI-widget asset. Section 7 names the skipped audio files and counts their sound keys; it documents no sound.

1. Counts

| Area | Files | Animation sets | Audio data | Other | |—|—|—|—|—| | Weapons/Platforms | 13 | 13 | 0 | 0 | | Weapons/Launchers | 6 | 2 | 2 | 2 | | Items/Keycard | 6 | 6 | 0 | 0 | | Items/CombatBow | 8 | 0 | 6 | 2 | | Items/MusicTapes | 9 | 0 | 9 | 0 | | Total | 42 | | | |

2. Animation set entries

Platform sets AnimSet_* under Weapons/Platforms (the weapon each belongs to is the platform folder WEPN_nnn; see the platform table in Attachments and Platforms), launcher sets AnimSet_Launcher_04 (9K333 Verba) and AnimSet_RPG7 (RPG-7), and the six keycard sets, which each hold a single Animation.Asset.Keycard.* entry.

3. Animation overrides (magazine and condition swaps)

4. Launcher feature stubs

GameFeatureData exports with no stored properties. The folders Launcher_01 and Launcher_02 hold only this file: no item definition, stats or animation set exists under them in the export, so the data shows no launcher behind these names (a placeholder or removed content is a guess, not stated in the data).

5. Combat bow input and release curve

IMC_Action_DrawBow is an input mapping context. It binds the draw (primary use) and release actions to the left mouse button and the gamepad right trigger, with the trigger passed through an axial dead-zone modifier whose min and max thresholds come from the two named user-setting tags. CF_DrawVelocityReleaseCurve has two keys; reading it as draw-fraction to release-velocity scale is inference from the name, the export does not label the axes. The bow’s actions, stats and arrows are documented on the Items page.

6. Music tapes

Each tape’s DA_Vehicle_MusicTape_nn holds a sound map; only the vehicle hi-fi track asset (the tape’s song) is item data and is listed. The other keys are drop, pickup and inventory-move sounds (all audio) and are only counted.

7. Skipped audio files

Named so the omission is explicit; none of these is tabulated.