Wings Over Flanders Fields by OBD Software

only for users of soundtweak II!!!
 
small fix of nieuport silence (at least in campaign it works now. in QC i haven't tried) and other minor tweaks.
 
drop all four off_merc_rpm files into C:\Programme\CFSWW1 Over Flanders Fields\aircraft\Alb_DIII_early_Sqd\sound.
that's an original mercedes albatros engine you'll hear when in the cockpit.
 
all other soundfiles drop into C:\Programme\CFSWW1 Over Flanders Fields\sounds (improved original sopwith engines)
 
the sounds xml-file drop into C:\Programme\CFSWW1 Over Flanders Fields.
 
when dropping into the apropriate folders, and it asks you to overwrite, just go ahead.
please backup first any file you overwrite. just in case.
 
original content belong to OBD software.
 
 

Well, another DVII black design for you to enjoy...hope you like it
 
This is a standard DVII (not OAW or 'F' variants)
 
Thanks as usual to the Boys at OBD for the original Skin/Model
 
Install skin to:- C:\OBDSoftware\CFSWW1 Over Flanders Fields\campaigns\CampaignData\skins
 
(please note...the Aircraft does NOT have the writing you see on the Elevator's)...That's my personal one, but uploaded wrong pic.
Everything else however is identical)

Here is a 66 Sqd Sopwith Pup, flown by s/Lt W.C. Heathcote circa 1917
 
Install to:
C:\OBDSoftware\CFSWW1 Over Flanders Fields\campaigns\CampaignData\skins
 
Original Pup Skins and model c/o OBD Software

All my recent skins were made as an addition to the numerous and great OFF creations.
They are based on and use parts of the skins made by James 'OvS' Romano and Paarma.
 
While the OFF skinners have decided to present more weathered skins, like after weeks
of use in the field; I wanted to also have some skins of brand new delivered and freshly
painted aircraft. Hope you like them.
 
(In some works, the personal emblem you see in the screenshot was removed,
so you can add your own sign)
To get them into OFF, you unzip the file to:
(your game folder) > campaigns > CampaignData > skins

All my recent skins were made as an addition to the numerous and great OFF creations.
They are based on and use parts of the skins made by James 'OvS' Romano and Paarma.
 
While the OFF skinners have decided to present more weathered skins, like after weeks
of use in the field; I wanted to also have some skins of brand new delivered and freshly
painted aircraft. Hope you like them.
 
(In some works, the personal emblem you see in the screenshot was removed,
so you can add your own sign)
 
To get them into OFF, you unzip the file to:
(your game folder) > campaigns > CampaignData > skins

All my recent skins were made as an addition to the numerous and great OFF creations.
They are based on and use parts of the skins made by James 'OvS' Romano and Paarma.
 
While the OFF skinners have decided to present more weathered skins, like after weeks
of use in the field; I wanted to also have some skins of brand new delivered and freshly
painted aircraft. Hope you like them.
 
(In some works, the personal emblem you see in the screenshot was removed,
so you can add your own sign)
To get them into OFF, you unzip the file to:
(your game folder) > campaigns > CampaignData > skins

All my recent skins were made as an addition to the numerous and great OFF creations.
They are based on and use parts of the skins made by James 'OvS' Romano and Paarma.
 
While the OFF skinners have decided to present more weathered skins, like after weeks
of use in the field; I wanted to also have some skins of brand new delivered and freshly
painted aircraft. Hope you like them.
 
(If the emblem you see in the screenshot is missing, it was removed, so you can add your own).
To get them into OFF, you unzip the file to:
(your game folder) > campaigns > CampaignData > skins

All my recent Albatros skins were made as an addition to the numerous and great OFF creations.
They are based on and use parts of the skins made by James 'OvS' Romano and Paarma.
 
While the OFF skinners have decided to present more weathered skins, like after weeks of service
in the field; I wanted to also have some skins of brand new delivered and freshly painted aircraft.
Hope you like them.
 
To get them into OFF, you unzip the file to:
(your game folder) > campaigns > CampaignData > skins

Had a few people ask for this skin...so rather than email it....here it is.
 
Fictional (but based on a pic I found on Google)
 
Original Skin and Model by OBD

This small fix will quickly let you to see the exact gun station you've just switched to. Just unzip the file, copy the Allied_R80.xdp into the R80's folder and allow it to overwrite the old one. Then copy the Allied_R82.xdp file into the R82's folder and allow it to overwrite the old one.
 
Now you'll be able to more easily select the gun station you want in multiplayer, and in single player and multiplayer when you jump into or switch gun stations you'll get a clear message at the top of the screen letting you know which gun station you're in.

Twin British airships, the R-80 and R-82 for Over Flanders Fields. These are fantasy aircraft for my Saturday multiplayer sessions and are not intended to be historically accurate for OFF as I believe the R-80 was actually a post war airship. Still, they're a lot of fun and are very stable bombing platforms with the new bombsight. They are standalones of the existing Zeppelin and can reside in your aircraft folder along with the Zeppelin. Just unzip the file and place the two folders in your aircraft folder.
 
Basically these are re-skinned Zeppelin standalones, with a new bombsight and weapons loadout.
 
I wish I knew who created the original Zeppelin so I could thank him for a great add-on.
 
Thanks to Stumpjumper for technical assistance and breaking out the bombsight.
 
Thanks to Loopy and Red-Dog for extensive playtesting.
 
I did the skins, loadout and new bombsight reticule. I have several mp missions made up and will share them after my current campaign is finished.
 
More info in the readme file and bombsite tips.

Unzip the file and read the instruction how to install the skin.
Have fun with it!
 
Olham

Unzip the folder and read the text file for info how to install this skin.
Enjoy!
 
Olham

Alright lads, we need a lad to volunteer for this raid. It might be a bit dodgy, flying over water,and such, but a nice hot chocolate when you return.
 
Simple really, destroy the Zeppelins and fly back, land on the Carrier, and Bob's your Uncle.
 
Don't forget to read your briefing.
 
Cheers,
 
British_eh

Here is the Pfaltz DIIIa flown by Leutnant Busson Von Alvensleben of Jagdstaffel 21s circa 1918
 
Original aircraft/skin by Polovski/OBD Software

I made this very quickly to honour the Red Bull team's one-two in Malaysia.
Hope it's ok to post as it contains registered trademarks.

Readme File
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H.P.W. Full Campaign Damage Model for OFF BHaH HITR v1.0
 
by Herr Prop Wasche
 
Zip file contents:
 
aircraft folder with 477 individual aircraft folders and .xdp files
HITR_Backup_XDPs.bat
Restore_HITRXDPs.bat
HPW_HITR_CampaignDM_1.0_ReadMe.txt
 
INSTALLATION: Important! Backup your HITR .xdp files first! Backup your HITR .xdp files by first copying the HITR_Backup_XDPs.bat file to your OBDSoftware\CFSWW1 Over Flanders Fields folder and then clicking on it to run the program. After you have backed up your .xdp files, extract the entire contents of the HPW_HITR_CampaignDM_1.0.zip file to the OBDSoftware\CFSWW1 Over Flanders Fields folder. DO NOT unzip the file into the aircraft folder itself! If prompted, simply click "Yes to all" when asked if you wish to replace files. If at any time you wish to return to the stock HITR damage model, simply click the Restore_HITRXDPs.bat file included in the zip file and automatically placed in your OBDSoftware\CFSWW1 Over Flanders Fields folder. In order to re-apply the mod, simply re-open the HPW_HITR_CampaignDM_1.0.zip file and extract the aircraft folder to the OBDSoftware\CFSWW1 Over Flanders Fields folder.
 
NOTE: This mod is intended to be used in BOTH QC battles and the main campaign.
 
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Thank you for downloading version 1.0 of my Full Campaign damage model for Hat in the Ring, the official extension to Between Heaven and Hell, the already wonderful WWI flight sim modification of CFS3 by OBD Software. In addition to including .xdp files for all of the aircraft in the HITR campaign, this new version of the mod includes many additional tweaks (based on play-testing) made to the .xdp files since the release of the QC version. In particular, hit point values for many of the engines have been adjusted, along with wing root values for several planes, including but not limited to, all versions of Albatross, Nieuports, Spads, and many two-seaters. Minor corrections to the .xdp files for the Bristol Scout, DFW CV, Nieuport 24, and Nieuport 28 have also been included with this mod.
 
Overall, my intention with this damage model is two-fold: to slightly toughen up most of the airplane models in the game in order to slightly prolong dog-fights and to provide the human player with more visible signs of damage so he or she may choose to make their escape and live (hopefully) to fight another day! Depending upon the aircraft and the severity of the damage, aircraft should now be more likely to display not only bullet holes, but also rips and tears, oil and coolant leaks, exposed wing spars, and broken wing tips. Although entire wings may still break off at the root, the mod is intended to slightly reduce the frequency of this event. While all of the aircraft engines in the game have also been made slightly more resistant to early damage, when severely damaged they are somewhat more likely to catch on fire and even explode! Oil and coolant leaks should also be more likely to occur. Finally, both your pilot and your AI opponent are slightly more vulnerable to becoming wounded--perhaps even fatally!
 
I would again like to express my thanks and appreciation to OBD Software for their help and encouragement in the making of this damage mod. Of course, with the exception of the tweaks contained in this damage model, all work remains the sole work and property of OBD software. If you have any questions or experience any problems with the installation of this mod, you can reach me at www.combatace.com at the Over Flanders Field forum. Thank you and I hope you enjoy the mod!

this was scanned from Baedeker's Northern France as published in 1909. I've tried locating the local aerodromes as much as possible. but there aren't all that many there. I've used Hugh Wynne's aerodrome research to help me plant the aerodromes there. there is an aerodrome on Wynne's map north and south of Colmar. I've included both of these fields. if there are any aerodromes that I've missed feel free to point them out. it's a bit tricky finding some of the right places on these old maps.

Some Nieuport11 skins I made while fooling with Paintshop , don't flame me they're not meant to be historically accurate , and they can certainly be improved so maybe they'll inspire somebody to give skinning a go.

Just one of many skins i made in playing with Paintshop hope you enjoy . Dont be too critical cos its just meant for fun and not meant to be historically accurate in any way. Read the readme file.

This aircraft (B-1313)belongs to No39 Squadron RAF (Home Defence) based at North Weald Aerodrome September 1918
It is in it's Night Fighter Livery
 
Original Model and Skin by OBD Software

Hey guys and gal(s):
 
This mod corrects a few minor oversights in the .xdp files for a couple of old and new aircraft in the HITR expansion pack from OBD Software. As such, this mod is meant to be used on stock installations of the HITR expansion only, and on no other version of the game. Over the weekend I will release an update of my QC DM which will also contain the fixes contained in this mod.
 
From the readme:

This set will replace all the standard in-game and briefing maps. The grids cover the entire front to include west to London and south into Switzerland, and are based on the same grid sizes developed by Reddog. The grids are consistent from map to map and should make it easier to navigate with other flight members when flying online.
 
Beard

A new grid map for Winston's Saturday sessions. OFF time period 1917+6. Install instructions included.

Lieutenant Josef Raesch (born 4 June 1897, date of death unknown) flew with Jasta 43.
He was credited with seven aerial victories, two of which were over other aces, Guy Wareing and Ernest Charles Hoy.
 
On 26th July 1918, he was forced to abandon his burning DVII and parachuted to safety
 
2 months later, he was given a Pfaltz DXII but was unhappy with the new fighter..and he wrote: "I am very unhappy with the Pfaltz. It does not climb well, is clumsy in turns, and will not keep up with the formation"
 
Original Fokker DVIIF copywrite OBD Software