Hallo everybody,

I noticed in the Workshop screen that a list of add-ons are printed to the left - The Fokker Scourge install is listed, but I do not see my skin-pack that I purchased. I see pretty skins in the game, so I'm assuming it's been installed correctly and is just not listed?

Also....

I played BHaH and seem to recall 3D arms/legs modeled in the cockpit that moved with the stick/rudders. Any chance those made a return in WoFF? Is there a mod somewhere I can get that installs them? It definitely added to the immersion factor!

Danke,

Giesemaschine

Yes it is installed correctly.

Check \WOFF\OBDWW1 Over Flanders Fields\campaigns\CampaignData\skins if you have like 6000 skins then it's there


2nd question, no plans to add them back.

Pol,any idea of the release date for the upcoming addon?

To be exact 6521 skins,minus 3 I made myself so 6518.

Thanks for the quick replies, guys!

P.S. Oh ya.....they're in there.

Thanks, too many to remember let alone to make !

Two weeks! Perfect!
That will be right around my birthday. Thanks OBD.
Talk about customer service eh?

Sure and in two weeks you can ask me again!

And yet again, as I've noted before, "two weeks" in such discussions is described by the following:


A long-term study recently completed by the University of Research Nonessentials and Urbane Thought Sciences has at last uncovered the source of misunderstandings surrounding the OFF/WOFF use of the term, “two weeks”. Due to the fact that most civilized industrial societies around the world use the Gregorian calendar, which is divided into 52 seven-day weeks, the practical assumption made by those outside of the OFF/WOFF development group is that two weeks equals fourteen days. But this assumption is utterly incorrect.

Intensive research into the matter has unearthed evidence showing that members of the OFF/WOFF development group, or ‘WOFFites’ as they refer to themselves, use a calendar radically different from that noted above and one based entirely upon their own labor-to-rest time ratio reality. Given the standardized WOFFite work schedule of 272 days on followed by one day of relaxation, the WOFForian calendar week actually equates to 39 weeks on the Gregorian calendar. Herein lays the root of the misunderstanding. When a WOFFite indicates that something will be done in two weeks he is not in error but is simply making his statement based on the time frame in which he lives. For those outside WOFFite society however it appears the person making such a statement is a bold faced liar, or delusional, or trying to pull something. He is not. The WOFFite honestly means two weeks, but two WOFForian weeks which, unfortunately for the rest of us, equates to 546 days or 78 weeks on the Gregorian calendar.

For a complete transcript of the study, “Time Reference Disparities between WOFFite and Real World Societies”, contact Dr. Benjamin Whaddajahoo, Professor of Thinkology, Room 42, Arcane Building, University of Research Nonessentials and Urbane Thought Sciences, Pleasantville, Minnesota.

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Two weeks?? Please don't start telling us that certain planes are made of a really strong wood from deep in the forests of Russia.Stronger than steel,be sure!

The wood is the same as used for Fences.

LOL,Oleg lost all credibility with that one.I gotta add here that I like the deadly fences as landing in fields with all sorts of unknowns is dangerous.

I hate fences

All makes perfect sense now.....

No not wood, but very rare electrons. I often drop them when glueing them together (with a really small tube of glue) and then have to look for weeks to find where it went - electron microscopes are heavy.

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So Pol, I imagine then that those would be electrons from WOFFium, the rarest of the rare earth elements and one that was only recently discovered by the dev team.

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