IE's and CD's RAF object libraries

[kdriver]

Hi Allen,

I've checked all the objects and everything looks the right size. I think the package is ready to be uploaded.

Do you want me to send you the objects which I resized?

Kevin

 

[Allen]

Dosen't matter. You can upload them. Remember to include the pics in the INFO folder and mdlnames.txt from the original upload.

 

[kdriver]

Dosen't matter. You can upload them. Remember to include the pics in the INFO folder and mdlnames.txt from the original upload.

Wilco - please give me a description of what you did so I can include that in the readme file, giving you the credit which you deserve.

 

[Allen]

All I did was add LODs to the needed models (those over 150 polygons). Add damage/destroyed models for all objects and reworked some objects and textures.

 

[kdriver]

Thanks Allen - I'll re-upload the package soon.

 

[kdriver]

CD_Airfield_Buildings_Library.zip

A new entry has been added to Add-Ons Library, category CFS 2 Scenery Add-Ons

Description: CD Airfield Buildings Library

This is a conversion package of the Airfield Buildings macros created by Cees Donker into library objects which can be used as GSL scenery. The package includes files for RAF watch offices, hangars, maintenance sheds, stores, huts, barracks, as well as rolling stock, a bridge and a church.

This project was begun by Sander de Cocq and continued by Kevin Driver. Robert John Sprackland made the armoury and the underground fuel tank destructible in the first edition dated April 15 2014.

In this second edition Allen has modified these objects to make them all destructible and more frame rate friendly. He has added LODs to the needed models. Damaged/destroyed models have been added for all objects. He has also reworked some objects and textures.

by Cees Donker

To check it out, rate it or add comments, visit CD_Airfield_Buildings_Library.zip
The comments you make there will appear in the posts below.

 

[gius]

Thank you Kevin and all friends involved in this project.

 

[Finn]

Thank you guys for these wonderful objects. We can never have too many things to shoot at. As this thread clearly shows, it has been a huge effort from all of you, and I just want to say, that it is much appreciated, and we simple users thank you all for doing these wonders.
Finn

 

[Captain Kurt]

Awesome guys, thank you.

 

[Rami]

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Good afternoon!

Oops! So embarrassed I never responded to this! Thank you for the many hands who worked to bring this project to fruition. Your efforts are profoundly appreciated!