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Do you have all of these loaded:
- Western Sahara CDLC
- ace
- ace arsenal extended core
- ace arsenal extended vanilla
- this mod
Are you checking in the BI or the ace arsenal? Needs to be the ace one.
What steps have you taken to attempt to get the mod working? Have you unsubscribed/resubscribed?
1. Open the DSUtils, and click the button that marked N.
2. In the newly opened window, type whatever name you like in “Authority name” and click the “Create key” button.
3. Click the folder button to the right of the button that marked N and open the Private key file you just created.
4. Check the "Sign file list" checkboxes and click the "Process files" button.
5. Click the "Check signatures" button and type the path to the folder where DSUtils.exe exists in "Keys directory" and the path to the pbo file you created in "Addons directory".
6. If you get a message showing there are no problems, it means that your mod's bikey file exists in the same path as the DSUtils.exe file. Place that file in your mod's Keys folder.
I think it would be a good idea to search the internet for how to create a key file for arma 3 mod.
I'm sorry to bother you about this.
For example, if the bisign name of this mod is "WS_aceaxcompat.pbo.wsaceaxcompat.bisign", then the name of bikey must be "wsaceaxcompat.bikey".
If you use Advanced Developer Tools' config viewer you can view the textures files in-game and I suppose take screenshots of them? Doesn't let you actually extract them of course, but it'd be close enough.
Again, I'm willing to help if need be.
And yeah if I wanted to implement backgrounds for the colours/patterns from the DLC I'd probably just use a flat colour that best represents it.
One tiny nitpick I do have is that not all the option buttons have proper camo backgrounds even when the backgrounds should already exist (as I used them in my original Vanilla patch). It's not too important though, but I would be willing to assist implementing them. Trying to get backgrounds for completely original camos and textures would be a problem though, since the CDLC files are encrypted.