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BTHBC Terrains Core - Objects and Shared Definitions

@Dreadnought Toaster
Sorry I didn't see this earlier- I think it should work without the CUP Maps addon I think. I can't remember why I put that there, I don't recall ever verifying any of those files being referenced/utilized in my terrains or objects.

I don't see any of them inside my temp folder so you're probably good to just use the CUP Terrains Core mod. I am used to most people just having the CUP terrains installed already so I have never run into any issues. I believe one of my mod lists for terrain development has those excluded for faster game loading time for me and I don't recall any errors.

Might be worth a quick test. I have been super busy with another project that I forget all the exact details that I don't have written down lol

In the description this mod says it needs CUP Terrains - Maps but the sidebar only shows CUP Terrains - Core. Do I only need Core for my unit or both?

Nope. The size is just big because of the nature of Arma and the way it utilizes assets

> There aren't any models or textures that just exist for no reason at all, though.

Ok, ok, I was just worried that the size might be due to placeholders or similar.

@Algis_Lietuvis I'm not sure what you mean by "in use" here. This mod is basically just a pack of assets that are modified or custom made for my own terrain projects. On it's own, nothing is really "in use" other than the assets made available in the editor.

Just about everything here is made use of in my terrains, but no one terrain uses everything. There aren't any models or textures that just exist for no reason at all, though.

@Rylan Are all the textures in use? I am just concerned, as community I am part of tends to be a bit size shy to begin with.

@Algis_Lietuvis What exactly do you mean? It's a mod for arma, it contains textures and custom assets.

This is kind of a big mod at 1.2 GB. How come?

Geez, you could bypass those issues on Linux by simply using caseinsensitive file system. For example ZFS. Maybe even ext4 has that option these days.

Another option would be FreeBSD (ZFS native, working Linux emulation as well + you don't have to put up with systemd quirks)

@Mustang, Correction, is not an Arma, but a dedicated server on Linux.