FA-18C - Mod Eagle (Skin Mod and Custom Weapons Loadout Mod)

F/A-18C+ - Mod Eagle (Skin Mod and Custom Weapons Loadout Mod)

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Credits and Thanks:

Credits to Codename: VANILLA for the templates and files needed.

- Thanks to Dantofu for the Instance files

- Thanks to Lanzerince for the help on the weapons configuration

All Credits to Project ACES for making the game in the first place.

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Version - 1. 0.

Changelogs:

• []1. 0.

  Initial Release.

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Skin Variants:

• []Blank  (Skins 1 to 3 and 7 to 15)

  "All blank skins have in-game emblem compatibility."[]Trigger Markings (Skins 4, 5, 6)

  "In this timeline, Trigger uses the F/A-18L."[]Cliff (Skins 2 to 15)

  "Livery of the aircraft flown by Clifford Lindemann, member of the First Combined Allied Air Division."

Weapon Variant - EXCLUSIVE TO THE CLIFF VARIANT

• []Standard Missile: Standard MSL (AIM-9L/M Sidewinder)

  []Special Weapon 1: MSTM (AIM-9L Sidewinder)

  []Special Weapon 2: LAGM (AGM-88 HARM)

  []Special Weapon 3: UGBM (Mk. 83)

  • []This mod contains no modifications to the PPDT so the base ammo count doesn't change.

    []The Blank and Trigger skins have no custom loadout. Only the Cliff version has it.

  • Refer to this image below when installing the mod

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    A/N: Skin 1 for the Clifford Lindemann skin is omitted due to the technical reasons which leads to the weapons not loading on said skin.

    Other than that, bug reporting can be done in the Nexus' Mod page Bug reporting tab or at Moddb's comment thread.

    Be aware that reporting any bugs must be in detail and you must provide image proof of the bug. DO NOT BE VAGUE.

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    INSTALLATION:

    1. Go to your Ace Combat 7 installation folder.

    ( /Steam/steamapps/common/ACE COMBAT 7/Game )

    2. Make a "~mods" folder in  .../Game/Content/Paks/

    3. Extract ALL of the mod's BASE and Skin .pak files from this zip into the ~mods folder.

    4. Run the game

    5. If the mod doesn't work in-game, just add an extra "~" in front of the .pak file.