Sit down and relax...

This is a little script that stops the rifle from following your hand's leftover motion right after a bolt cycle, so your aim stays where it was while your hand settles back into the gun.

In H3VR, the moment a bolt cycle finishes the game hands your hand straight back to the rifle (BoltActionRifle_Handle.UpdateInteraction -> hand.ForceSetInteractable(Rifle)). Your hand, however, is not done moving yet — the rifle is dragged along by that leftover motion and the sight picture is gone. This mod gives the rifle a short, very strong buffer right at that moment: for ~1 second it mostly ignores what your hand is doing, then hands control back with a smooth fade.

Features

• Literally above
• It only smooths when your support (foregrip) hand is holding its trigger (same as vanilla game's LongGunSnipingAssist)
• Works with HandStabilizer (in theory, I haven't tested it)
• Also supports straight-pull rifles (hold forehand trigger when you re-grabbing the gun) (actually it should works with any gun that has a foregrip)
• Configurable, changes apply live (no scene/game reload needed)

Known Issues and Limitations

• There might be more bugs I havn't found
• I'm too lazy to trim tons of not really useful config entries added by AI
• It doesn't magically locate and fix your actual controller position, so if your hand is not in the right place in time, your aim will still be off

I Asked Myself These Questions

It's really useless and glitchy

• Sorry, I'm not good at modding. If you have any suggestions, feel free tell me. (Discord: 妮可_Niko666, I'm in UTC+8 timezone so probably won't respond to messages in time)

I want more

• I'll do my best.🫡

Credits

• H3VRPluginTemplate
• Everybody in H3VR community, especially BitWizrd for the idea of "toggled in tandem with the sniper precision aim trigger" and Aesrs for straight-pull rifles support suggestion
• You

Generative AI Disclosure

Most parts of the mod was made using Deepseek (The Blue Fat Whale) because I'm a huge dumbass, but I did the manual code review and testing to ensure the mod works as intended (hopefully).