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Captain, I'm ready for adventure! I don't have much time to do it now. Therefore, if I manage to add a brick to the game that will make fire and drive, I will be happy. I will make something good out of it in the future) @TeTeT shared a great article from which I can learn a lot, that's exactly what I was asking for. I didn't work much with the blender, but I think I can make a brick) If there are any questions, I will definitely contact you! Thank you for your support!

I delved a little into this question, not everything is as simple as it seemed. A bunch of restrictions in the free version of github, like a file size limit of 2 GB, not that it's small, but at some point it can become a problem. The max size of the 100 GB repository will eventually become a bottleneck… OvGME uses C++, on the one hand, it is a great solution because it will work even on a calculator. On the other hand, you need to use the installer. If you write in C#, it is much easier, and you can make a portable program that will work without installation. But there are a lot of issues with support in this case, whether it will work on all Windows builds and so on… There is also a question with git, whether to install it separately, or to use libraries for C# that will work with github without installing gitbash. There is also a separate topic on how to organize it structurally. Also, most likely, integration with git-lfs will be needed. Yes, I read it all. I have the necessary knowledge to do it all. But I don't have enough understanding of how all this should work in DCS. For example, I made the Su-24MU mod long before your mod, bolted the cockpit from the Su-25T and just flew for fun... But I was never able to make the wing folding mechanism work. And I don't understand how to collect everything that is needed in one complete mod. That's why I've never uploaded the mods I made myself in general, because they're unfinished, and I have no idea how to finish them. I would be very grateful if you would release a step-by-step instruction where it would be described that you open such and such a program, download some 3D model, made an animation, make an .edm file, set parameters and run it in the game as something new. Yes, I understand that it will take a lot of time, but step by step it would be possible to make a small instruction for example of something simple such as L-ATV.

@currenthill can you make a guide on how you make mods step by step? Where do you get code samples, how do you make 3D models, etc.?

Hi, the problem is not related to your mods. After the update, one of the installed mods caused this issue (and since I downloaded K-52 & TB-2 immediately after the update, I thought it was related to them, because removing them magically solves the issue). Since there are dozens of mods, I don't wanted to spend time to determine which one is no longer working after last update. And now it has another issue, not all your mods were of the latest version and with each new version you have to download the same mod again and again. It takes much time. I can make an open source program specifically for your mods, like ОvGME, which will work with the Git system. A small program that starts in the tray and checks whether there are changes in the git repository, if there are, displays notifications about it and the player downloads only changes, not a new 1GB archive.

Thanks for the great work. I have some ideas for new mods. serial experimental/small series project mode is done T-64BM "Bulat" info 3D 3D wki T-64B1M info photo photo T-64E news wiki T-64 T-Rex info info T-100-140 info 3D 3D BTR-3U Combat module KBA-105 "Shkval" info BTR-3E Combat module BM-3M "Sturm-M" info BTR-3 CPWS-30 info NONA-SVK info wiki 3D BTR-4E Combat module BM-7 "Parus" done BTR-4MV1 Combat module BM-7 "Parus" info BMP-1U Combat module KBA-105 "Shkval" info BMP-1UMD Combat module "Stiletto" info info BMD-2 wiki 3D BMP-1 & T-64 with Combat module "Duplet" info BMP-1AM info