3 Commando Brigade

3CB BAF Equipment Mod Edit Permission

We already have a beret request for the 2nd Battalion Yorkshire Regiment, and  that will hopefully make it to the next release.

We're happy to make small additions, as its usually a lot easier.  It also means you do not need to fork the development, and thus can keen using the latest versions.

Not sure how it works, but on the Virtual Arsenal from the main menu, right at the bottom, there's an "Insignia" section with a set of vanilla and ACE patches. I.e the Make ArmA not War, Task Force Aegis and the Banana one. Could ask our modders to make a bunch of Tact. Recognition Flashes\badges for those?

This is a known limitation.  We currently use the AAF uniform as a base for ours.  The BI uniform mirrors the texture, so the left and right sides of the uniform are identical.  Consequently we're very restricted in what we can do with any badges.

We have a new uniform model which will solve this issue, but unfortunately it has yet to be weighted correctly for A3.  We currently do not have anyone in the mod team with rigging skills.  

Can you explain what you are doing ?

I'll try..

Ronen, what is it you have managed to do on the Uniforms, and how did you do it ?

That way we can perhaps learn and fix all the uniforms officially ?

If you are specifically referring to berets to retexture them, then yes they do. Overall, most equipment items will have hidden selections for retexture. More are being added with the current upgrade to the packs, but they are not yet released.

Easy. Delete the texture .paa

R. Ronen, the original texture file is the AAF soldier uniform. That was then reskinned in photoshop with MTP camouflage and other tweaks.

There are a huge range of possibilities with modding in Arma.  I suggest you take a look at the guides here

https://community.bistudio.com/wiki/Category:Arma_3:_Tutorials

They'll provide you with a starting point.

Also the BIS forums are invaluable

There is an arma retexturing tutorial on Youtube that is very good as well. BI forums and the BI wiki are full of resources such as sample models for you to work with.

Google is your friend