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ACE3 is a joint effort by the teams behind ACE2, AGM and CSE to improve the realism and authenticity of Arma 3.

This mod is entirely open-source, and everyone is free to propose changes or maintain their own, customized version as long as they make their changes open to the public in accordance with the GNU General Public License (for more information check the license file attached to this project).

The mod is built modularly — almost any PBO can be removed, thus a team can maintain its own tailored version of ACE, which excludes a select number of components that they don't like, or which conflict with other add-ons. Components themselves, like e.g. the medical system, also include various customization options, allowing mission designers to tweak the overall experience.

Features

• Improved medical system
• Logistics system including cargo transport and vehicle maintenance
• Explosives system including different trigger types
• Captivity system
• Realistic names for vehicles and weapons
• Realistic ballistics including wind and humidity
• Backblast simulation
• A fire control system for armored vehicles and helicopters
  and more...

Guides & How-Tos

If you installed ACE3, but have trouble understanding how it all works, or where to start — see Getting Started.

Contributing

If you want to help put with the ongoing development, you can do so by looking for possible bugs or by contributing new features. To contribute something to ACE, simply fork this repository and submit your pull requests for review by other collaborators. In the process, please add yourself to the author array of any .pbo you will be editing and the AUTHORS.txt file; including a valid email address.

To report a bug, propose a feature, or suggest a change to the existing one — please, use our Issue Tracker.

Testing & Building

If you want to help us test the latest development changes, feel free to download our master branch, using either git — if familiar with the process — or directly, by following this link.

To find out how to set up your development environment and build a version of ACE for testing, follow these instructions.