The curved blade is deep navy near the edge and lifts to teal and green towards the spine, the marbled look the Gamma Doppler finishes are named for, with the finger ring at the butt left dark. The hands wear bright green sport gloves with grey and olive panels over the knuckles. A karambit comes from Southeast Asia; the curved blade follows the line of a tiger claw, and the ring in the handle takes a finger.

The archive holds five view models in separate folders, phases one through four plus Emerald, and the geometry is the same in all of them: 25,054 polygons against the stock knife’s 1,040, on 38 bones. Only the 512×512 karam.bmp blade map changes from folder to folder. Beside it sit two 512×512 glove maps, one per hand, and a 256×512 strip for the bare arm. There is no chrome map. The idle runs 146 frames and the draw 24, and three separate inspect sequences run 115 frames each. Nothing covers the third-person or dropped knife, so for other players and on the ground it stays standard.