P90

Place the model files in your game directory and overwrite the default ones. Typically these are v_p90.mdl (first-person view), p_p90.mdl (in the player's hands) and w_p90.mdl (on the ground). Put them in cstrike/models and confirm the overwrite. Make a backup of the original files first.

All P90 weapon models go into cstrike/models. If your game uses a localized folder, check cstrike_russian as well - files there have priority. Custom sounds that come with the model usually go into cstrike/sound/weapons.

A full replacement usually includes three files:

• v_p90.mdl - view model (first person)
• p_p90.mdl - player model (hands holding the weapon)
• w_p90.mdl - world model (weapon lying on the ground)

Some packs also add custom sounds in cstrike/sound/weapons.

Check that the files are in cstrike/models and that the names are exactly v_p90.mdl, p_p90.mdl and w_p90.mdl. If you have a cstrike_russian folder, make sure the model is not being overridden there. Also verify that the model is compatible with your game version.

Restore the original v_p90.mdl, p_p90.mdl and w_p90.mdl from your backup into cstrike/models. If you did not make a backup, delete the custom files and verify the game cache through Steam, or reinstall the missing files from a clean copy of the game.

On most servers your client-side model will show only to you. However, servers with consistency checks may replace your custom model with the default one or disconnect you for file mismatch. If the server enforces sv_consistency, use the standard P90 model to avoid kicks.

Weapon models in CS 1.6 are not selected in a menu - they replace the default files automatically. Once the correct .mdl files are in cstrike/models, the P90 will use the new model the next time you start the game or change the map. No console command is needed.