Inspired by a fuzzpost in this thread (http://www.dayofdefeat.net/forums/showthread.php?s=&threadid=58810&perpage=15&pagenumber=4), i request pictures of messed up cars/tanks/airplanes/objects/houses/...
especially hits by artillery or other ordnance.

i'm asking this, because i can't really imagine how much damage such a round does/did to a car or a tank.

if i would see some pictures of destroyed vehicles/tanks/metalstuff, i could mod some of the vehicles we already have in dod:s to destroyed ones.

and another question:
(i know i already did it with the deadguys, but is it allowed to decompile the valve models to make more content for dod:s?)

hi ped, nice to see this thread, the stock models are getting a right good hammering.

here is a great image and a link to the best site around for referece pictures.

http://www.ww2incolor.com/gallery/albums/germans/amo.sized.jpg

http://www.ww2incolor.com/

WARNING
some images show war in all its uglyness.

Originally posted by pedroleum
and another question:
(i know i already did it with the deadguys, but is it allowed to decompile the valve models to make more content for dod:s?)

Yup its fine afaik, the same rules apply for their maps, you can decompile and use parts etc or make a 'remake' of their maps without issuse so long as they aren't sold which is then in violation of their EULA.

So basically you can decompile their models and edit them.

Originally posted by wickit
hi ped, nice to see this thread, the stock models are getting a right good hammering.

here is a great image and a link to the best site around for referece pictures.

http://www.ww2incolor.com/gallery/albums/germans/amo.sized.jpg

http://www.ww2incolor.com/

WARNING
some images show war in all its uglyness.

thanks for the link :)
i'll search through there. i hope i find something useful!

Originally posted by Sly Assassin
Yup its fine afaik, the same rules apply for their maps, you can decompile and use parts etc or make a 'remake' of their maps without issuse so long as they aren't sold which is then in violation of their EULA.

So basically you can decompile their models and edit them.

good news! thanks for clarifying :)