Port Moresby Objects for CFS2 by UncleTgt
This is a collection of eye candy objects I made mainly in support of my reworking of the scenery for the Port Moresby - Kokoda track area of Papua New Guinea.
They are mostly single LOD models but have damage models where appropriate.
This pack includes: AAMGpit_UT - a small sandbag/timber reinforced AA MG pit.
black_flag_UT - A destroyable, placeable flag. hoisting a black flag was often used as an Air Raid warning signal to the airbase ground crews working across the Solomons & PNG.
fuel_pipeline_UT - a timber pier with oil fuel lines mounted on it.
fuel_jetty_UT - a timber wharf with a pump house & 2 oil hose derricks.
H_Crane_quayside - this is Dave "No Dice's" h_crane with the textures remapped & put onto a metal pedestal 3m high. This allows it to be placed on any of the different piers & wharfs we have already (LW, Xavier, Wolfi etc.) & not look too out of place.
Rockyoutcrop1_UT - a small rocky outcrop. Useful for distinctive locations that are too small to be captured by the mesh scenery (eg. Rabaul's beehive rocks).
Rockyoutcrop2_UT - as per rockyoutcrop1_UT.
inf_sock_UT - finally a placeable, destroyable windsock object for CFS 2.
PM_Ela_beachclub_UT - a large beach club building, mounted on stilts, with a short pier walkway entrance.
PM_Ela_officersclub_UT - a smaller beach building, mounted on stilts, with a short pier walkway entrance.
PM_gunpit_UT - A sandbag & filled oil drum reinforced AA gunpit. Often troops would fill empty oil drums with crushed coral or earth & use them to build up the sides of weapon pits.
PM_hillsidegunpit_UT - Similar to the PM_gunpit above, but with the surrounding polys configured so it can be placed on more steeply sloped ground & not look too out of place.
To install, unzip the download to a temporary location & move/copy files to the matching folder names inside your chosen CFS 2 install.
Thanks to: XavierB, Maskrider & Wolfi for leading the way with their infrastructure objects.
Allen for his Making Exploding Objects using FS2002 Tools & Tutorial.
Arno Gerretsen for ModelconverterX & FXeditor, such clever & versatile tools.
This is freeware and subject to the usual conditions.
UncleTgt,
JAN 2022
This is a collection of eye candy objects I made mainly in support of my reworking of the scenery for the Port Moresby - Kokoda track area of Papua New Guinea.
They are mostly single LOD models but have damage models where appropriate.
This pack includes: AAMGpit_UT - a small sandbag/timber reinforced AA MG pit.
black_flag_UT - A destroyable, placeable flag. hoisting a black flag was often used as an Air Raid warning signal to the airbase ground crews working across the Solomons & PNG.
fuel_pipeline_UT - a timber pier with oil fuel lines mounted on it.
fuel_jetty_UT - a timber wharf with a pump house & 2 oil hose derricks.
H_Crane_quayside - this is Dave "No Dice's" h_crane with the textures remapped & put onto a metal pedestal 3m high. This allows it to be placed on any of the different piers & wharfs we have already (LW, Xavier, Wolfi etc.) & not look too out of place.
Rockyoutcrop1_UT - a small rocky outcrop. Useful for distinctive locations that are too small to be captured by the mesh scenery (eg. Rabaul's beehive rocks).
Rockyoutcrop2_UT - as per rockyoutcrop1_UT.
inf_sock_UT - finally a placeable, destroyable windsock object for CFS 2.
PM_Ela_beachclub_UT - a large beach club building, mounted on stilts, with a short pier walkway entrance.
PM_Ela_officersclub_UT - a smaller beach building, mounted on stilts, with a short pier walkway entrance.
PM_gunpit_UT - A sandbag & filled oil drum reinforced AA gunpit. Often troops would fill empty oil drums with crushed coral or earth & use them to build up the sides of weapon pits.
PM_hillsidegunpit_UT - Similar to the PM_gunpit above, but with the surrounding polys configured so it can be placed on more steeply sloped ground & not look too out of place.
To install, unzip the download to a temporary location & move/copy files to the matching folder names inside your chosen CFS 2 install.
Thanks to: XavierB, Maskrider & Wolfi for leading the way with their infrastructure objects.
Allen for his Making Exploding Objects using FS2002 Tools & Tutorial.
Arno Gerretsen for ModelconverterX & FXeditor, such clever & versatile tools.
This is freeware and subject to the usual conditions.
UncleTgt,
JAN 2022
