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Thanks for this thread..

I think this issue is due to lag in 3den due to too many running scripts. So the config viewer can't open and a zero divisor occurs by some lost variables.

I haven't yet checked whether this was fixed on the original vehicle set, but I can confirm it's still a problem on the new Mi-24.

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Seems to be the case also for :
13:46:49 Warning Message: No entry 'bin\config.bin/CfgMagazines.US85_38x_M151'.

The notes in the previous comment still apply in CSLA 1.1.

These antennas behave more sensibly in CSLA 1.1.

In CSLA 1.1, a new retexture of the Vest was added which has a believable armour rating. However, the original Vest (now Vest (M81)) still apparently offers no armour. The other vests mentioned here still have incorrect armour ratings too.

This was fixed in CSLA 1.1.

These nonfunctional attributes are no longer present in CSLA 1.1.

In CSLA 1.1, the MAAWS and SMAAW now use an appropriate reload animation.

Since CSLA 1.1, the VG-70 no longer accepts 40mm ammo and has its own 26.5mm ammo. It did not gain magwell compatibility with GM 26.5mm ammo; I leave it to the devs to confirm whether that counts as a full fix or not.

In CSLA 1.1, flares were added for UH-60s, but not the Mi-17.
After close inspection, I believe the Mi-17's flare launcher is a small module located on the port rear door. Since the rear doors can open, moving the flare launcher, I suppose there may be engine limitations preventing this from being made functional...

This critical issue was resolved in CSLA 1.1.

This was fixed by CSLA 1.1.

Confirmed fixed in CSLA 1.1.

Verified fixed in CSLA 1.1.

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