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Wardog Vought Model 1600 skin for F-16C, part of my "Ace Combat: Broken Mirror" project. Includes Wardog-1, campaign and blank variants.
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Part of my "Broken Mirror" project. Wardog Squadron utilizes a light multirole carrier-capable fighter known as V-1600, a navalized version of F-16A.
Vought Model 1600 or V-1600 was a proposed carried-capable variant of F-16A. While US Navy had eventually chosen a fighter based on YF-17 (which would eventually become F\A-18) the V-1600 still was a curious aircraft, one that sadly not mentioned often enough.
This pack contains several replacement skins for F-16C and a special MREC file.
Important! Read this.
All three campaign skins use the same MREC (light and metallic effects) map file as Osea skin.
Installing Fixer skin will alter the MREC map for Osea skin, replacing it with a flat tone one, this does not affect other people's mods (unless you have another custom effect MREC file for Osean skin installed).
Not installing it will cause a minor visual glitch: vanilla Osea skin camo pattern appearing at certain light angles on modded skins.
Installing: make a folder named "~mods" in "% Ace Combat 7 install directory%\Game\Content\Paks", select files from the archive, depending on which skins you want to replace and put it there.
Vought Model 1600 or V-1600 was a proposed carried-capable variant of F-16A. While US Navy had eventually chosen a fighter based on YF-17 (which would eventually become F\A-18) the V-1600 still was a curious aircraft, one that sadly not mentioned often enough.
This pack contains several replacement skins for F-16C and a special MREC file.
- Wardog-1 variant for Skins 1-3
- Blank variant for Skins 1-3
- Campaign skins
- Special MREC file
Important! Read this.
All three campaign skins use the same MREC (light and metallic effects) map file as Osea skin.
Installing Fixer skin will alter the MREC map for Osea skin, replacing it with a flat tone one, this does not affect other people's mods (unless you have another custom effect MREC file for Osean skin installed).
Not installing it will cause a minor visual glitch: vanilla Osea skin camo pattern appearing at certain light angles on modded skins.
Installing: make a folder named "~mods" in "% Ace Combat 7 install directory%\Game\Content\Paks", select files from the archive, depending on which skins you want to replace and put it there.