der buur's repositories
buur_maptools
some simple tools for the ARMA map
DCS-Weather-Forecast
Making a forecast of mission weather using the dynamic weather in Digital Combat Simulator
ADV_MissionTemplate
Mission Template by Belbo for Spezialeinheit Luchs
Aircomander2
small script that shows all informations from sidecenter
DCS-RandomFire
Script that creates random Fire in DCS. Requires Moose
DCS-Refpoints2Map
Adds the initial points which you can set in the mission editor to the F10 Map.
DCS-ServiceProvider
Add automatically service provider like JTAC or AWACS to the F10 menu
DCS-TACAN2Map
Plot
DCSDrivingJTAC
an autonomous working JTAC for DCS who search for targets and lase them
buur_Aircommander
Arma Aircommander Script
buur_arma_keyLayoutReader
copy the keylayout from ARMA 3 to clippboard
buur_mapmeasurer
simple script for ARMA 3 that shows the length of a free drawn line drawn on map. With ACE3 it works only if you have the map measuring tools.
buur_straight_lines
simple script for Arma 3. Draws a straight line on map while pressing alt key. During pressing alt key the direction and the distance is shown. If you release alt key before mouse button no line will drawn, so you can use it as measuring tool. You can choose color using normal Arma 3 color menue. If you are using ACE3 distance and direction of line only shown if you have ACE3 map tool.
buur_tempomat
cruise control for Arma
buur_verctordraw
simple vector drawing function for arma.
DCS-Missions
My DCS Missions
DCS-Moose-helper
collection of scripts helping developing Moose missions
HighDigitSAMs
A simple, IC-compliant mod for DCS to add more modern SAM systems to the game.
lotatc-resources
Community resources for LotAtc
Moose_Community_Scripts
Moose based helper scripts, snippets, functional demos
OrbatBeispiel
init
radio-message-generator
A C# utility which uses the Windows 7/10 TTS library to generate radio messages to use in DCS World or any other videogame..
stellarium
Stellarium is a free GPL software which renders realistic skies in real time with OpenGL. It is available for Linux/Unix, Windows and MacOSX. With Stellarium, you really see what you can see with your eyes, binoculars or a small telescope.