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Historical Camo Pack WotC

This is the new version for War of the Chosen - If you don't have the addon, you can still get the old version (with less content though), which can be found here: http://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=640328382


Adds 11 historical camos from World War 2 and beyond to your game.
Other Mods that can be seen in the preview pictures are listed on the bottom of the page.

In order of preview pictures:

Platanentarn (Plane tree camo): The first dotted camo pattern in the history of dotted camo patterns, maybe ever. Introduced by Germany in 1939; produced until 1942 when it was supposed to be replaced by newer patterns.

Splittertarn (splinter pattern): First introduced in 1931 by the German army of the Weimar republic to be used on Ponchos, it was widely used in the German armed forces in WW2 and afterwards until 1960.

Eichenlaubtarn (oak leaf pattern): Introduced by the Waffen-SS in 1942, this is an early example of Flecktarn patterns, some of which are still in use today.

Telo Mimetico: Meaning "Camouflage Cloth" in italian, it was introduced in 1929 for Ponchos and such and later adapted as the first pattern to be used on military clothing in history. Used by Italian and German troops in WW2 and by Italian troops until the early 1990s.

Sumpftarn (marsh pattern): Variation of the Splittertarn with more blurry edges and different colours for marsh environments.

Frog Skin: Introduced in 1942 by the United States Marines Corps for their Pacific Campaign, being the first camo pattern to be used by the United States Armed Forces.

Erbsentarn (Peas Pattern aka "Dot 44"): Introduced by the German Waffen-SS in 1944, it was meant to replace both current field and working uniforms. Already closely resembles modern Flecktarn-variants.

Palmenmuster (Palm tree pattern): Introduced by the Waffen-SS in 1943, it saw extensive use on the Eastern Front in the following years.

Amoeba: Originally named MKK, it was the first mass-produced pattern in the soviet union and was issued to engineers, snipers, reconaissance troops and such.

Leaf Pattern: Its original name being Summer camouflage, it was nicknamed leaf pattern for obvious reasons. Issued in 1941 to the troops of the soviet union, it continued being used until the 1960s.

Denison Smock: Introduced in 1942 by the British on the eponymous Denison Smock, it lasted until the 1970s, when it was replaced by the DPM. Mainly used by Special Forces like the SAS and Paratroopers.

Australian Vietnam Camo: Introduced in the 70s, this elusive camouflage pattern was the first to be issued by the Australian Military Forces and was later replaced by the DCP.

Leibermuster: Designed to be effective against both regular eyesight and infrared, this pattern was issued in February 1945 to a very limited amount of Wehrmacht units. It is named after its designer Leiber (not after the German plural form for "bodies", which can also be Leiber) and was further used in the early years of the Federal Republic of Germany.

TTsMKK: This quite modern looking pattern was issued to Red Army units since 1944 and is the basis for many other soviet era patterns. Despite its early date of introduction, it already bears resemblance to modern digital patterns.


All patterns are fully customizable, like the vanilla patterns.
For ideas, constructive criticism and feedback, use the comment section!

Credits:
- Firaxis for the awesome game and mod support.
- Marvie for the tutorial on implementing patterns, thus making this mod possible.
- The community and their ideas being an inspiration for this.
Mods seen in the pictures:
- Capnbubs Accessories Pack by Capnbubs
- Arms and Shoulders: Asymmetric Arms by Spart117MC
- Spart's Armorbashes by Spart117MC
- Spart's DLCBashes by Spart117MC
- Ag Helmets Rus by AG!!!
- XCOM EU/EW Ports: Tier 1 Helmets and Armour by Mr Kablamm0fish
- More armor colors by carmau