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The idea behind a norwegian simulation started early 2002, and the work and planning for the NorFor Project was started early 2004. | The idea behind a norwegian simulation started early 2002, and the work and planning for the NorFor Project was started early 2004. | ||
Project | Project released content developed thus far in the spring of 2006, but a few members still continue work and plan a new release before Armed Assault (ArmA) is released in Norway (Q2 2007). | ||
== Engine == | == Engine == | ||
Revision as of 15:57, 6 December 2006
Information
The NorFor Project, which is short for the Norwegian Military Forces Project, is an initiative with the purpose of expanding the Operation Flashpoint (OFP) experience into a realistic virtual combat and warfare simulation. As the name indicates, NorFor will provide its users with modules covering most aspects of the norwegian defense forces, from tanks and helicopters to rifles and soldiers.
The idea behind a norwegian simulation started early 2002, and the work and planning for the NorFor Project was started early 2004.
Project released content developed thus far in the spring of 2006, but a few members still continue work and plan a new release before Armed Assault (ArmA) is released in Norway (Q2 2007).
Engine
The engine used for NorFor is the Operation Flashpoint ("OFP") engine, though the OFP: Resistance expansion upgraded to the latest version is required as we take the advantage of the newer and more bugfree technology this upgrade provides. For more information on the latest patches, visit OFP.info / Patches.
Downloads
All the released NorFor content can be found in the Modules section of the NorFor site.
Links
Team
Viking andersgrim Jahve DK Marsuitor