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Lybor

Lybor is a 36 km² fictional mountainous region located in eastern Europe.

Inspired by the likes of Bystrica and Sahrani, Lybor aims to bring out a combination between iconic terrain features, featuring an extensive mountain range and a characteristic river which cuts across the region. It is a terrain which will require making use of vantage points, creative thinking, and thoughtful planning. Play to the terrain's strengths to ensure a strategic and efficient navigation for the success of a mission.

Lybor is an ideal playground for topographic interpretation, maneuverability, sniping, amphibious vehicles, and gameplay with varying degrees of verticality.

Features
- Landmarks such as industrial sites, lumber mills, market centers, farms, a small civilian airstrip, an electric plant, an abandoned radar station, and a dam
- Different types of forest and vegetation in various states of growth (dead, logged, growing, and flourishing)
- Extensive mountain range, meadows, and wheat fields
- Multiple bridge crossings and cliffside roads
- Custom lighting config for a more dramatic and unique aesthetic
- Alternate winter version
- Bright nights on clear full moon
- Customized weather config
- Customized environment sounds config
- Customized ambient animals config
- Curated spatial sounds from Enoch
- ACE Weather support (temperature and humidity)
- Small download size
- Standalone terrain with no dependencies

Missions
Check out the linked collection "Missions on Lybor" for ports of Dynamic Recon Ops and Combat Patrol!

Authors
Vectif & Thoreaufare

Technical details
- 6 km x 6 km terrain size
- 2048 grid size
- 3 cell size
- 500k objects
- Elevation range of 224 m to 840 m
- Made from a combination of real, fictional, and fuzzed DEMs and satellite imagery data for gameplay and artistic purposes
- Produced between February 2023 and July 2023

Donate
If you like our work and would like to see more, please consider donating any amount! It makes a huge difference.
paypal.me/vectif

Additional credits
Brett Mayson for QA, feedback, and ACE Weather support integration
National Agriculture Imagery Program (NAIP) for the source satellite imagery
United States Geological Survey (USGS) for the source digital elevation models
Sketchuptextureclub for the snow ground detail textures

Special thanks
Dedmen, HorribleGoat, jujurat, kju, Ben, Temppa, and Ice

License
APL-SA: https://www.bohemia.net/community/licenses/arma-public-license-share-alike