WDDM — Warfare Dynamic Defense Manager

01 /BUILD

presets · palette · placed objects

Editor mode

Load a demo / preset composition

Template & wall target

Fortifications only

Wall-design assets — everything that isn't a gun or an ammo crate

HESCO wallsH-barriersSandbagsConcrete walls RampartsEmpty nestsWatchtowersCamo nets Razor wireHedgehogsConcrete blocksBoom gates Guard shedDeer standsCones & barrels

Template variable name

Structure footprint Mission wall target

Factory wall submissions: keep Fortifications only on, then submit the copied SQF or share link with the target name shown above.

Add object — click a piece

Placed objects 0

Click an object on the canvas or list to select. Drag the body to move, drag the handle to rotate. Arrow keys nudge (Shift = 1 m).

guns: 0

AI cost: 0

Structure footprint at origin [0,0,0]

+Y = front · +X = right

scroll = zoom · right-drag = pan

03 /INSPECTOR & EXPORT

no selection

Select an object to edit its class, position and facing.

Generated SQF — drop into Server/Init/Init_Defenses.sqf

Import an existing template

Paste the entries inside the outer [ ... ] and load.

Save / load project (JSON)

Build-up animation helper (SQF)

Spawns a template with the same rise-from-the-ground construction animation the stock Warfare factories play. Save as CreateDefenseTemplateAnimated.sqf and call it exactly like CreateDefenseTemplate: [_origin, _template] call ...

// CreateDefenseTemplateAnimated.sqf
// Like CreateDefenseTemplate, but each object rises out of the ground
// over ~4 s — the stock Warfare factory build-up look.
// [_originObject, _templateArray] call ...; returns the created objects.
private ["_origin","_template","_dir","_created"];
_origin   = _this select 0;
_template = _this select 1;
_dir = getDir _origin;
_created = [];
{
    private ["_obj","_relPos","_relDir","_o","_world","_h"];
    _obj = _x select 0; _relPos = _x select 1; _relDir = _x select 2;
    _o = createVehicle [_obj, [0,0,0], [], 0, "NONE"];
    _world = _origin modelToWorld _relPos;
    _world set [2, 0];
    _o setDir (_dir - _relDir);
    _h = abs ((boundingBoxReal _o select 0) select 2) + ((boundingBoxReal _o select 1) select 2);
    if (_h < 1) then { _h = 1 };
    _o setPos [_world select 0, _world select 1, -_h];   // start buried
    _created = _created + [_o];
    [_o, _h, _world] spawn {
        private ["_o","_h","_world","_t"];
        _o = _this select 0; _h = _this select 1; _world = _this select 2;
        _t = 0;
        while {_t < 1} do {
            _t = _t + 0.025;                              // ~4 s total rise
            _o setPos [_world select 0, _world select 1, -_h * (1 - _t)];
            sleep 0.1;
        };
        _o setPos [_world select 0, _world select 1, 0];  // settle flush
    };
} forEach _template;
_created

AI cost = one soldier per crewable weapon (no garrison) — cheap, single-soldier-manned positions. It's charged against the engineer's personal AI budget when the position is deployed, so the count here is exactly what each position will cost (e.g. a 1-gun checkpoint = 1 AI, a 6-gun heavy emplacement = 6).

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