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* <b>Addon Developer</b> - Must be skilled in all aspects of 3D modeling and 2D artwork. Config writing is an added bonus, but not a necessity. We are particularly interested in applicants who have particular skill with avatars (soldier models and textures). | * <b>Addon Developer</b> - Must be skilled in all aspects of 3D modeling and 2D artwork. Config writing is an added bonus, but not a necessity. We are particularly interested in applicants who have particular skill with avatars (soldier models and textures). | ||
* <b>Texture Artist</b> - Whilst 3D models are easy and quick to create, Textures are one of the main drains on resources and time with regards to addon making. Applicants must be | * <b>Texture Artist</b> - Whilst 3D models are easy and quick to create, Textures are one of the main drains on resources and time with regards to addon making. Applicants must be skilled in 2D artwork, and understand how Diffuse Mapping, Normal Mapping and Specular Mapping work with regards to the flashpoint textures. | ||
* <b>Scripter</b> - An excellent grasp of the Armed Assault scripting language is required, with the abilities to also create innovative and new additions for the UKF addons to utlise. Examples of such would be UKF's bayonet scripting, the first Flashpoint addon to have this ability. | * <b>Scripter</b> - An excellent grasp of the Armed Assault scripting language is required, with the abilities to also create innovative and new additions for the UKF addons to utlise. Examples of such would be UKF's bayonet scripting, the first Flashpoint addon to have this ability. | ||
We have no issues with potential applicants who wish to, or currently work for other addon teams. Some of our current developers work for several addon teams and this has never been an issue for UKF. Potential applicants should have a good grasp of English and be fairly passionate in their work. Examples of previous work are essential. | We have no issues with potential applicants who wish to, or currently work for other addon teams. Some of our current developers work for several addon teams and this has never been an issue for UKF. Potential applicants should have a good grasp of English and be fairly passionate in their work. Examples of previous work are essential. | ||
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Revision as of 12:33, 20 November 2006
Introduction
Project: UK Forces (UKF) is a team dedicated to creating addons that represent the personnel and equipment of the armed forces of the United Kingdom, within OFP: Resistance. They pride themselves on the accuracy of their addons, sourcing a large team of ex and current service advisors to aid them.
History
UKF was founded in November 2002 by Bibmi, Marsuitor, Vade_101 and Viking (all now retired from UKF). These four set about bringing realistic UK forces to the world of Operation Flashpoint using the newly released Oxygen tools. Soon after, Deliltmon and Jonno were to join the team (also now retired). Over the years these original members, boosted by the recruitment of many of the current members, started creating the basis of what UKF is today.
Operation Flashpoint: Resistance
Current Projects
- DPM 2.0
- Challenger 2 MBT
- Armoured Land Rover 'Snatch'
- Land Rover 110 XD 'Wolf'
- Land Rover 'Pulse' Battlefield Ambulance
- CVR(T) Series
- Bedford MK4
Released: Troops
- DPM Troop Pack 1.1 (Includes UK Weapons Pack 1.0)
Released: Weapons
- Accuracy International L96A1 Sniper Rifles Pack 1.0
- UK Weapons Pack 2.0
- UK SF Diemaco Pack 1.0
- UK Sidearms Pack 1.0
- LMG with SUSAT 1.0
Released: Wheeled Vehicles
- Land Rover 90/110 Defender Pack 1.0
- Land Rover 90/110 Defender Patch 1.1
- Land Rover XD WMIK Pack 2.0
- Land Rover XD WMIK Pack 1.0
Released: Armoured Vehicles
Released: Joint Releases
Screenshots
Armed Assault
Introduction
With the rapid onset of Armed Assault, and a release date set as Q1 2007, we're making plans for content within Armed Assault. Rest assured that the entire team is extremely excited about the prospects of the Arma Engine and scripting, and we've begun early steps towards our first few planned releases.
Obviously there will be a period of overlap as we become accustomed to the new engine, its strengths, weaknesses (hopefully none) and how we can use it to its best abilities like the Flashpoint engine was stretched considerably past its limits. We'll aim to start showing content once we're able to do so (once we get our grubby paws on Armed Assault) and here's hoping that BIS feel the need to send us some early copies of the new development tools!
Vacancies
UKF has plans to greatly expand its team with the move to Armed Assault, to allow us to work on a wider variety of projects at the same time. This will free up the time of many of the current core developers to concentrate on specific projects, and also allow those projects deemed less 'valuable' to be worked on. With this in mind, we are looking to expand the team in the following areas:
- Addon Developer - Must be skilled in all aspects of 3D modeling and 2D artwork. Config writing is an added bonus, but not a necessity. We are particularly interested in applicants who have particular skill with avatars (soldier models and textures).
- Texture Artist - Whilst 3D models are easy and quick to create, Textures are one of the main drains on resources and time with regards to addon making. Applicants must be skilled in 2D artwork, and understand how Diffuse Mapping, Normal Mapping and Specular Mapping work with regards to the flashpoint textures.
- Scripter - An excellent grasp of the Armed Assault scripting language is required, with the abilities to also create innovative and new additions for the UKF addons to utlise. Examples of such would be UKF's bayonet scripting, the first Flashpoint addon to have this ability.
We have no issues with potential applicants who wish to, or currently work for other addon teams. Some of our current developers work for several addon teams and this has never been an issue for UKF. Potential applicants should have a good grasp of English and be fairly passionate in their work. Examples of previous work are essential.
Links