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You need to look for a file with the terms runways and routes in it, that's usually a set of positions where you need to change the vertical component.

Hi Manschy, I've converted some arma 3 huts for Vietnam War Vessels. The process was pretty straight forward using Blender, and Tobsen's edm exporter, and hi-jacking a config from Vietnam Asset Pack by Eightball and Tobsen. Do you want to present the different buildings as statics in the Editor, or do you plan a complete scenery, or maybe both? If you're on discord, feel free to join our server at https://discord.gg/VpyuCzDr7c and reach out. Good luck, TeTeT

I believe you need to check your collision shell lod vs the new model and probably replace it, with one that's appropriate for the new height of the flight deck. Also you will need to ensure that the position of the runway and routes files are correct later on. Good luck.

Here are the settings we used in the modern CVN-65 Enterprise: Good luck!

+1, grew up in Rheinböllen and it brings back some memories

Check the GT.attributes and compare to other carriers. Maybe some value is missing there.

Agreed, a stadium on the "Betzenberg" would be great to have. If it's not a generic one, keep in mind that it was much smaller in the early Eighties than nowadays.

GERMANYCW_terrain is the terrain name.

Hmm, not sure what's going on there. I'll have to double check the model and textures, stay tuned! @Urbi nice skin, how did you overcome the problems shown by @sinzov ?

Can you place a link to the mission or upload it to your post? We changed the GT.Name of the Essex/Bon Homme Richard class, that causes havoc with old missions. The easy fix would then be to download the latest 0.x.y version: https://github.com/tspindler-cms/tetet-vwv/releases/tag/VWV_0.9.1 Good luck! TeTeT

Anyone knows which name the terrain has for the updater of a dedicated server? GERMANY_terrain it is not

It really is Ramstein, not the band name https://www.ramstein.af.mil/ I'm very happy to see all of Hahn, Pferdsfeld, Sembach and Ramstein included! Calls for some F-4, A-10 and F-16 action!

Most likely you are using Tobsen's EDM exporter, which requires Blender 3.x, not 4.4: https://github.com/tobi-be/BlenderEdmExporter

Vietnam War Vessels Update 1.0.0: New Ships & Key Improvements We've designated this release as 1.0.0 due to a breaking change in the CVA-31/Generic Essex class Lua structure. The GT.Name attribute was renamed to accommodate AA gun sounds, meaning missions using older versions (0.x.y) won't be compatible out of the box. However, AA guns are now functional, and both the catapult and island have been overhauled. New Additions - BB-62 New Jersey joins the fleet as a new capital ship. - USS Bigelow & USS Forrest Sherman arrive as new destroyers. - Several existing destroyers (Sumner, Laffey, Maddox, The Sullivans) now feature an improved bow wake for greater realism. Fixes & Enhancements - MiG-21MF landing gear now fully retracts, and the nose gear suspension has been partially animated. - HH-2 Seasprite & MiG-17F "Fresco-C" liveries were reorganized to optimize disk space. - Static HH-2 Seasprite with folded rotors is available in Cargos. - RA-5C distance LODs are now properly utilized. - A-1 Skyraider landing speed increased for more realistic approach patterns. This update brings significant refinements while introducing exciting new content—enjoy! Download available from github at https://github.com/tspindler-cms/tetet-vwv/releases Update video available on YouTube: Cheers, TeTeT

Meantime we've assembled everything for release 1.0.0. To set expectations - we picked the 1.0.0 version for simply one reason: There's a breaking change in the GT.Name of USS Bon Homme Richard - hence old missions won't work with the 1.0.0 CVA-31 carrier (or generic Essex). Here some preview pics, a static HH-2 with folded rotors (in the cargos section), an improved island and cat of CVA-31, a battleship BB-62 New Jersey and two new DDs, USS Bigelow and USS Forrest Sherman. If no major problems are found, Vietnam War Vessels 1.0.0 will go live later this week. Cheers, TeTeT