Releases: FrontlineOps/Frontline-Operations
Release list
Release v3.1.5
Improvements
- Spread GTN commander work across frames while keeping order commits atomic and preserving configured tempos and doctrine.
- Prevent inactive LAND groups from skipping required shoreline bends; align save and restore terrain checks without deleting saved orders or groups.
- Replace civilian protest boulders with actual stone projectiles, preserving throw cooldown and cleanup.
- Keep garrison formation ownership intact so released units can resume movement and accept new routes.
Validation and upgrade
HEMTT build passed. Native runtime scenarios passed 58 checks, including real disk/process restart and packaged projectile and garrison lifecycle checks. Prior GTN scheduling and strategy scenarios also passed; dedicated-server measurements are not graphical FPS guarantees.
Restart the mission after installing the addon. The persistence format is unchanged; pre-GTN saves remain unsupported.
Known verification limits
The original vgroup_520797 campaign still requires its saved record to establish recovery. The exact reported persistent client animation was not reproduced; graphical test clients stalled during startup. The garrison retask defect was independently reproduced and repaired. No blanket animation resets or unsafe saved-route bypasses are included.
Full changelog: V3.1.4...V3.1.5
Release v3.1.4
Full Changelog: V3.1.3...V3.1.4
Release v3.1.3
V3.1.3 [Build] bump addon version to 3.1.3
Release v3.1.2
V3.1.2 [Build] bump addon version to 3.1.2
Release v3.1.1
V3.1.1 [Build] bump addon version to 3.1.1
Release v3.1.0
V3.1.0 [Pathfinding] keep persistent detour anchors above shoreline
Release v3.0.9
FLO 3.0.9 improves reinforcement delivery, virtual combat movement, and CAS decision-making, and fixes campaign routing and clock defects.
Changes
- Reinforcements select nearby stocked depots across the friendly supply network. Long-distance infantry deliveries request dedicated ground transport, including eligible replacements restored from saves.
- Replacement queues rotate infantry, motorized and armored needs. Inbound limits and staging capacity prevent large backlogs at a single destination.
- Local engagements retain separate combat histories. Ground vehicle strength reflects the selected assets; defeated or depleted maneuver groups can withdraw, and decisive attackers can advance under fire.
- Withdrawal intent survives campaign saves. Dismounted reinforcements retain their delivery assignment until arrival, and mounted passengers cannot complete delivery prematurely.
- CAS uses reported anti-air intelligence to avoid known covered targets and ingress routes. Damage stays within the strike area, and delayed completion cannot release a newer sortie.
- Generated ground forces require a land route to their objective. Coastal patrol detours close safely, and failed patrol/garrison searches have bounded retry work.
- Air reserve exclusions, sortie outcome reporting and invalid reinforcement destination rejection are corrected.
- The operational clock retains fractional progress without repeated-read drift.
Release v3.0.12
Fix campaign bootstrap and faction setup being blocked in normal hosted multiplayer and on clients joining dedicated servers. Startup now waits for the gameplay display instead of treating the persistent main-menu display as a reason to exit.
Restart Arma after updating.
Release v3.0.11
Fix campaign startup and faction setup in Eden single-player and multiplayer previews. Eden retains display 0 during gameplay; the startup guards now recognize the preview instead of treating it as the main menu.
Restart Arma after updating.
Release v3.0.10
Hotfix for the V3.0.9 combat movement function registration.
- Registered
virtualizationCanMoveInCombatunder its actualVirtualization/Corefolder. Arma previously looked for it underVirtualization/System, leaving the helper unavailable for withdrawals and attack advances. - Verified all 983 FLO function registrations and the helper's movement decisions in native Arma using the packaged addon.