Here's a new fantasy map. This is a predominantly islands map, but with a large component consisting of landmasses as well. This map is set in a northern region and can well be considered Scandinavian in flavor, but with something wild thrown in for good measure.
A number of screenshots can be viewed here:
https://www.sas1946.com/main/index.php/topic,33524.12.htmlHere's the FMB map:
UPDATEDAnd here is a
download linkhttps://www.mediafire.com/#y5ar09j4rk4b4https://www.mediafire.com/download/510kjgqcoxcd7bd/Lost+Islands+2.raradd this line to your all.ini file
ag_Lost_Islands_2 ag_Lost_Islands_2/load.ini
you may possibly need this oil well object, which is not standard in DBW
http://www.sendspace.com/file/va655xPlease note that there are 11 2048 textures with this map, and also 2048 trees. So carsmasters wonderful and soon to be indispensable 2048 texture mod is necessary. If this does not work for you, simply downscale all textures with either '2048' or 'Spain_2048' in the filename, along with the 3 tree textures. Downscale 50% and they should work, though visual appearance will be less eye-catching.
The map being a fantasy area, is nonetheless taken mainly from the Kurile Islands group and contains no terrain modifications of note. Nothing beyond normal Il-2 specs of terrain flattening for airfields and some beach adjustments for water. The airfield on Razorback is set on an actual ridge and Wide Open Bay is configured n the same manner as its real-world component.
Fort de la Biche on the western lower landmass is the city depicted in the screenshots.
I've also included 2 extra load.ini files. They both point to the same textures, only the friction zone is different in each. The default load.ini has friction zones for airfields only the airfields, no where else. load_FRICTION_1.ini makes the whole map area a friction zone so that you can try out emergency landings everywhere there is flat and woodless terrain. load_FRICTION_2.ini is a variant of the same.
If you wish to try this out, simply rename them to load.ini or create your own new all.ini entry if you so wish.