Getting a Gun

Once the datapack is installed an enabled, and the resource pack is installed. Type the following command into the chat:

/function gun:menu

This command should give you a book containing several commands to give you guns and adjust settings.
To get a gun open the book and navigate to the Firearms section. Pick any gun and hit the [​item] button. This will give you the selected gun.

Getting Ammo
To get ammo for a gun open the book and navigate to the Firearms section. Pick any gun and hit the [​ammo] button for the gun you picked previously. This will give you a 64 stack of the ammo for that gun.

To load ammo into the gun, select the gun on your hotbar and press the "Swap Item with Offhand" button, which is by default the F key. This should begin the reloading animation, once the animation finishes you will see a number of the screen which shows how much ammo is in the magazine of your currently selected gun.

Using the Gun
To fire the gun from the hip, select the gun and right click. Firing from the hip allows you to maintain movement speed, but is inaccurate. Bullets will be spread randomly around the reticle. The amount of spread varies depending on the gun.

To fire the gun while aiming, select the gun, hold the Crouch button (by default Shift key) to aim down sights, and right click to fire.
Firing while aiming maintains accuracy but makes you move slower. On some weapons, it will also provide a slight zoom effect.

Reloading the Gun
To may reload your gun before it is empty by once again pressing the "Swap Item with Offhand" button (default F key) if your magazine is not full and you have enough ammo in your inventory.

Note:
- You cannot fire a weapon if you are holding something in your offhand, you need both hands to use the gun.
- The bullets are very fast moving projectiles, you will need to lead your shots very slightly at ranges.
- Some guns (like pistols, shotguns, and smgs) have noticeable falloff damage and maximum ranges. They will do very little to no damage at far distances.
- Headshots do multiplied damage, the multiplier amount depends on the gun.
- Some entities, like pigs and other short animals, cannot be headshot. Others like ghasts and withers, have wonky hitboxes. Humanoid creatures like zombies, villagers, and skeletons have accurate hitboxes and can be headshot.