The blade carries the wavy banding of Damascus steel, the pattern that forging layers of different steels together leaves on the surface. The hook on the spine is what a gut knife is named for, and it is used to open a hide along the belly.

The view model holds 2,331 polygons against the stock knife’s 1,040, the closest here to what the engine was built for, on 40 bones. The knife is unwrapped across separate maps rather than one sheet: 472×196 for the blade, 528×294 for the handle, 768×224 and 768×260 for the two sides and a small 124×110 for the holes, with the stock hand set on top of that. The rest animation is called idle2 and runs 349 frames with an inspect in it. The third-person model comes at 1,715 polygons against the stock 112; the archive has no dropped-knife model, so on the ground it stays standard.