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Technical Builder by The Irish Ace

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Data Type: Mod

Mod Type: Mechanics

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Jan 20, 2021 @ 12:51am

Feb 3, 2024 @ 12:43pm

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CBA_A3

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The Irish Ace
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Description

Technical Builder is a mod that allows users to weld plates to any vehicle in ArmA 3. This allows users to create an interesting array of vehicles with armour plates surrounding them, this idea originally came to fruition as I was playing my favourite game mode Antistasi.

This was created for a close group of friends but I decided to release it to the public.
This is my first ever code based modification which is still W.I.P in some areas so be nice!
I used PLP for the materials as base game ArmA 3 is lacking some basic shapes like cubes, panes etc..

Controls are edited under addon controls, see image above for location!

Any bugs or problems please add them to the discussion below.
Please leave a like and a favourite if this mod is something you like.

Optional Support for:
RHS USAF (For Turrets)
RHS AFRF (For Turrets)
RHS GREF (For Turrets)

-Irish

63 Comments

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Westrom CEO Jun 19 @ 3:05pm

This would be amazing if in antistasi you could buy the armor

Hannibal Apr 21, 2024 @ 10:57pm

Well I did get it to work, but its really awkward to use as you cannot really see what your doing. Your essentially trying to aim with your face. The other big issue is that no matter what you attach it just clips through the environment. I believe its just for looks not really practical. Great idea though, sure wish they would continue with it.