ArmaDB

Now, you too can recreate your great-granddaddy’s bush war fantasies in excruciating detail — minus the malaria.

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Details

Author
cabbsza
Version
1.0.5
Size
287.3 MB
Licence
APL
Game version
1.4.0.48
Likes
0 / 0 dislikes
Published
10 Aug 2025
Updated
1 year ago
Workshop ID
65E91D0E1B6E7123

Recent adoption

30 days: +4 −2 ↑0

Version history

6
  1. v1.0.5 287.3 MB 10 Aug 2025

    Fixed some small collision updates to 2 models

  2. v1.0.4 287.3 MB 10 Aug 2025
  3. v1.0.3 287.3 MB 10 Aug 2025
  4. v1.0.2 287.3 MB 10 Aug 2025
  5. v1.0.1 287.3 MB 10 Aug 2025
  6. v1.0.0 287.3 MB 10 Aug 2025
Description from the Workshop

This lovingly hand-crafted foliage pack brings the African Savannah to life with an authentic selection of Acacia, Baobab, Wattle, and Palm tree assets (more species coming soon) – each sculpted and textured from scratch, no store-bought asset shortcuts. Inside you’ll find: Acacias - Iconic umbrella-shaped canopies, perfect for open plains. Baobabs - Ancient, towering giants with massive trunks and mythic presence Wattle Trees - Hardy, sun-loving foliage to fill your drylands with character. Various Palms - Bring lush life to riverbanks, coastal areas, or oases. Whether you’re building a realistic wildlife reserve, a dusty military outpost, or a cinematic safari chase, these assets will bring depth, authenticity, and personality to your maps. Optimised for ARMA Reforger’s environments, this pack aims to give mission makers and map builders a rich palette of African greenery to work with – from subtle undergrowth to dramatic hero trees. You bring the vision. This pack brings the Savannah. TERMS OF USE Please do not re-upload, redistribute, or decompile these assets unless you’ve inherited a British rifle and a questionable understanding of geopolitics. Ask first? Crediting the original creator (me). In fact, it may even improve your mod’s FPS. Not responsible for flashbacks, forum/discord arguments, or spiritual awakenings involving Ian Smith.