Get it here (71MB expands to 293MB):
https://www.mediafire.com/file/nlssa8osmvkj1my/WxTech_Objects_Fix.7z/fileFrom the included readme file:
Here is a collection of dozens of objects I've done some fixing for over the past few years.
If you already have one or more mod folders containing some number of objects, it might be wise to compare contents, and decide which of the duplicated object you would rather keep. The unwanted version can be disabled by renaming its folder with a preceding "-" symbol, if you don't want to outright delete it.
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Included here are objects that should already be present in B.A.T., and in an up-to-date 4.12 game. If there should happen to be a couple or few objects here that are not in your game, this will cause no problem (beyond any issue you may already suffer due to their absence.
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I do not include here those new objects that I myself made, and which are available as their own mod additions. The emphasis here is on what we could consider as being current 'stock' objects.
Issues such as missing or bad shadows, inappropriate collision boxes and far LOD flickering have been a prime focus of effort. The object types lean heavily toward 'primary' objects one might more commonly find at airfields or military installations, such as hangars, blast pens/revetments, camouflage nets, 'Quonset' huts and sheds. And a fair number of trees are fixed as well.
Note that in most cases I've not dealt with issues for the 'dead' versions (where applicable.) This business involves a lot of work due to the large number of objects needing to be addressed. At least having the 'live' versions look better is perhaps 90% of the way there.
There remain a frightful plethora of objects that warrant treatment. But many those here are pretty commonly utilized, more so on Pacific maps. You will see the improvements, at least if you have a discriminating eye that will have noted the prior deficiencies.
As always, this work is made available for use by any and all, for any purpose, without restriction.
WxTech,
Mar 28, 2022