Csla 2

[Tomislav 0]

Ok and Sorry. When intende released public beta version ?

they never release public beta versions, they make everything final , a bit boring for us, but the result is usually good

[Cpt. FrostBite 0]

Ok and Sorry. When intende released public beta version ?

they never release public beta versions, they make everything final   , a bit boring for us, but the result is usually good

Think of it this way; How would you like to download the same addon twice in a timeframe of a few weeks because the first one was beta? That's not really nice. Especially not since this update is LARGE and will probably be a large filesize. Downloading is twice is disaster for people with a slow connection.

[Tomislav 0]

if they state it is a public beta it would be everyones choice, if they dl it or not, but that will never be the case anyway, so i don't care about that

[Snejk 0]

This Geo HMMWV ist de beats. Im weiting for released.

Released only this HMMWV: yes or not ?

Or send e-mailem for me ?

[raedor 8]

i like betas.

especially when they are as good as this one is

[sv5000 127]

Damm it stop teasing us

[hellfish6 7]

I didn't know we got East German stuff... I have to check this out now...

[sputnik monroe 102]

[raedor 8]

I didn't know we got East German stuff... I have to check this out now...

CSLA2 Update 1 does not contain it, it is a cooperation of CSLA and Mapfact and will be released after the Update 1 as a separate pack.

[cozza 24]

one Q. How do the guns sound now

[raedor 8]

way better than the standard BIS ones, imho.

[Tomislav 0]

the L-410 looks like the one in the already released csla2 addons

[Klappspaten 0]

Well, I'm a little late, I know, I just wanted to say that I love this mod! It's just brilliant! Many thanks to the CSLA-team!

Question: If I decide to "stand and fight" in mission 1, will the weapons my team has collected from the dead russkies / immobilized APCs be avaiable in mission 2 ? (you know, bizons, RPG launchers, streylas and stuff...)

( Yea, what a fight...hit one of the russkie APCs two times in the side ---> crew jumps out, gets killed, I jump in as gunner and knock out the other 3...bring 'em on!)

[sanctuary 19]

The "superb" factor has reached some new level.

That are wondefull works CSLA and Mapfact dev team

And while such great addons are being developped some people continue to say "OFP is dying"....

Keep up this awesome work

[raedor 8]

The "superb" factor has reached some new level.

That are wondefull works CSLA and Mapfact dev team

And while such great addons are being developped some people continue to say "OFP is dying"....

Keep up this awesome work

oh, what you can see here is all done by CSLA the "only" thing mapfact (or better: me) is going to make are scripts/config of the NVA/BW Hinds

[raedor 8]

@Tomislav: that's why it is called "update"

[@rika 0]

How many versions of Hind's cammo I can expect in Update

[miss_cleo 0]

if you are making NVA soldiers, you might consider some Polish troops as well... other than the ammo pouches and insignia the biggest difference between the Polish and Czechoslovakian uniforms is the color of the boots. Plus most of the vehicles are the same, just change the symbol.

[hellfish6 7]

How many versions of Hind's cammo I can expect in Update

There are a lot of Hinds with various loadouts, most come in 3 different camos with a couple that have only one camo.

[belgerot 33]

if you are making NVA soldiers, you might consider some Polish troops as well... other than the ammo pouches and insignia the biggest difference between the Polish and Czechoslovakian uniforms is the color of the boots. Plus most of the vehicles are the same, just change the symbol.

That depends, the Czechoslovakian pattern as seen in the pictures looks very familiar to the East German 'Raindrop' (Felddienstanzug) pattern. I found it hard to believe when I found out the German pattern was based on the Polish 'pine' pattern. The last time that Poland used that sort of pattern was from around 1960 to early 1970s, after which the 'Morro' pattern was introduced (big difference in the pattern you could say). So if this is around 1980s era, the uniforms would be different as well. You did point out a good though, there were not too many differences in our uniforms..

Sorry for correction it is just that one of my grandfathers served in LWP as a tank driver (T-55) from mid 1960s until mid 1970s.

BTW There is already a mod for Polish army during 1980s era, LWP Mod

So far I am very impressed with CSLA's work, especially the recent shots of the Mi-24s.. Once the update comes out I will be busy playing for some time

[pajama 0]

I want 3d rivets damnit!

Keeps up the good work CSLA team and other supporters.

[sv5000 127]

Were not Worthy

Were not Worthy

That Hind looks Absolutly BADARSE!!!!!!!

[Edge 2]

Regarding the other Warsaw Pact armies, their camouflage fatigues and other stuff - the general shape of CSLA soldier is quite similar, but there are big differences in camo pattern and equipment.

As Belgerot said, various "raindrop" or "pineneedle" patterns of various Warsaw Pact armies are roughly similar, but the particular details (size of needles, colours, underprint) differ. In early 1970s, there was a strong appeal to standardization in W.P., which resulted in extensive use of variety of ugly raindrop patterns across the whole Central and Eastern Europe. In NVA, the pattern is more contrast, and rather brownish, Czechoslovak pattern is green-blue-gray (really strange colour), never saw Polish "pine" pattern, so cannot judge it.

I guess it would take some more effort to change CSLA soldier to e.g. NVA soldier, but if anybody's interested in help... We are aimed solely on the CSLA, and we currently don't have enough hands to complete any other armies.

[offtime 0]

[...]

..., never saw Polish "pine" pattern, so cannot judge it.

[...]

poland pine pattern texture

http://www.henrikc.dk/camouflage/poland_pine_front.jpg

old "panther" pattern:

http://www.henrikc.dk/camouflage/poland_front.jpg

now you can.

[Edge 2]

...now you can.

Old good Henrik Clausen, I might tried that myself The "pine" pattern is quite similar to the NVA one.

Forgot to reply the question on Hind schemes...

CSLA:

- older pattern (dark and light gray-green)

- newer pattern (brown + green)

- Czech Air Force pattern

- "Blue Tiger" (fictious variation on experimental NATO-style camo)

- Czech Air Force Display Team's tiger

East:

- old gray-green pattern (kinda "leaf" style)

- light "cream" + green

- dark brown + green

MapFact German Hinds:

As far as I know, there will be two schemes available. Maa did some colour tweaking, but they are based on first two East schemes.

Regarding the work of MapFact - I think nobody should use the word "only", we are very grateful for such outstanding cooperation. Due to work of T.S.C. Plage, Raedor and others, the Hinds will be much better than we ever hoped.