Flashlight light source detaches from the flashlight model

The light source of the flashlight detaches from its model. This issue affects both Soviet and US flashlights. While it might be less noticeable in first-person view, it is extremely obvious in third-person view.

Observed Issues:

Detached Light Source: The main light projection originates from a point floating in mid-air, completely detached from the flashlight model.The light source is constantly jittering.
Improper Tracking: When the flashlight is stowed to the body, the light source still follows the player's camera/view direction. This is unreasonable and unrealistic.
Incorrect Projection Direction: Sometimes, when holding the flashlight in hand, the projection direction of the light is vastly different from the direction the player is holding it.
Disappearing Model (Soviet Flashlight): Occasionally, when the Soviet flashlight is attached to the body, the flashlight model disappears entirely. This is a more severe issue than standard clipping/mesh intersection.

PS：Minor light projection misalignments occur very frequently, but the trigger conditions for extreme misalignments (like the one in the screenshot) are currently unknown.

Observed Issues:

Detached Light Source: The main light projection originates from a point floating in mid-air, completely detached from the flashlight model.The light source is constantly jittering.
Improper Tracking: When the flashlight is stowed to the body, the light source still follows the player's camera/view direction. This is unreasonable and unrealistic.
Incorrect Projection Direction: Sometimes, when holding the flashlight in hand, the projection direction of the light is vastly different from the direction the player is holding it.
Disappearing Model (Soviet Flashlight): Occasionally, when the Soviet flashlight is attached to the body, the flashlight model disappears entirely. This is a more severe issue than standard clipping/mesh intersection.

PS：Minor light projection misalignments occur very frequently, but the trigger conditions for extreme misalignments (like the one in the screenshot) are currently unknown.