Chairborne

Good job, following.

PSA: We have a new private DEVELOPMENT version of CUP Weapons/Units/Vehicles (and possibly of the ACE compats as well soon) on the steam workshop for testing purposes. You need to be friends with the CUP Team steam account to see it. The build is updated every few days. It's implied that, being a DEV version, stuff is subject to changes and from time to time things might be broken, you've been warned. Also, if you use it we'd like your cooperation, if you see broken stuff put tickets on the feedback tracker (http://dev.cup-arma3.org/). If you want to get access let us know. Also since the CUP Team account usually gets spammed with friend requests, please send us your username or let us know who you are, otherwise your friend request ends in the bin! Regards!

And I would like 20 billion euros in my bank account, maybe we can find an agreement. :P

If you dont know how to do it wait for the next patch, it's bound in the next 3 weeks or so.

Good job. Is there any tip or tool you'd recommend to make editing/working on HUDs easier? I always found it an immense asspain.

Tickets go in the feedback tracker, if they're not in the feedback tracker they dont exist: http://dev.cup-arma3.org/ It has been already fixed in our internal version, anyway you have to set recompile = 0 on all the cup_watervehicles_core and cup_watervehicles_lhd functions.

It was reported to us yesterday, will look into.

Rooftop Tanoans defending their business from looters (if you squint real hard you'll see the LAW has writings on the side):

Some areas were set up incorrectly, most notably things like the turret ring on the Humvee SOV and the canvas parts on the Humvee Transport had very weird effects when not in full light (notice how dark they were compared to everything else on the vehicle). It always bothered me but never had time to look into it. =)

Some aesthetic improvements to the Humvees: http://screenshotcomparison.com/comparison/203325

Corrupt download, use the repair function from the arma 3 launcher, that should fix any corrupt or missing files. Steam WS has a habit of doing that sometimes.

They fought the LAW and the LAW won.

It needs someone to take possibly hours out of his spare time and do this instead of something else.

It needs a butchered model.

Of course it's possible. :^)

As far as i know 99% of helos have countermeasures, only exceptions being the older UH1H huey and littlebirds. I dont see why that should change since they're indeed old airframes, and NOT having countermeasures gives some variety to the game.

You're in the wrong thread, for starters. :P This is the CUP thread, not CBA.

What kind of error do you get?

Good job! :)

Well, either way it's just an out of memory crash the way you describe it (which is unrelated to cup). I dont notice any lag while using the supercobra and my pc isn't all that exceptional. As i said you should reboot the game once every 1-2 hours to be sure it doesn't happen again.

Not sure what GPS has to do with the issues reported. The crash is most likely related to the game running out of memory, which is a very common issue and really not related to CUP, i suggest you reboot the game once every two hours or so until the next patch with the 64bit exe is out.

The classname is indeed "CUP_lmg_M60E4", idk what could cause this one in particular not to work. Do you even get any error in the rpt?

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Aaah yes, that must be our hardcoded "no exile" extension... Jk, there's no reason why it wouldn't work, you're doing something wrong if its not showing up.

Money is required when you need to hire professionals to do the job that is usually done by dedicated community members for free (which is what happens in 99% of modding projects in arma). For you. Because it works for everybody else not just in arma but in a plethora of other games, and the rare unicorns with paid mods are games that require legitimate professional and engineering skills that you can't just learn by reading a wiki page in 15 minutes (not to mention technical data gathering, which usually translates in very expensive books and the likes), case in point DCS and FS (and im sure there's more, all of which most likely have in common one thing, that is extremely detailed simulation).