Seebie90 Docs
Documentation for Arma Reforger modders Changed
Techniques from five mods, explained with short Enforce Script examples: what goes wrong with the obvious approach, what works instead, and the code to show it.
M.A.W.S. Walker
A 14 m, 50 t walking mech built on a plain vehicle: procedural legs, jumping, targeting, swappable modules and shared crew seats.
Open the walker docs →Sci-Fi Expansion Pack
An energy shield and a gravity field, added to another mod from the outside – using nothing but
modded class and a few hooks.
RIM-116 & Phalanx
An automatic air defence: radar coverage, a warning receiver, missiles, countermeasures, a battery network and a damage model.
Open the air defence docs →SOFLAM Integration Core Changed
A laser designator that other mods can home in on: a target registry, a tripod you assemble, a network path that works on a dedicated server, and night and thermal vision – plus a step-by-step guide for modders who want to make their own mods compatible.
Open the designator docs →GTG Safe Zone
A protected area of any shape, built from placed corner points: an alarm ring around it, protection that depends on place and faction, and no invulnerable firing positions.
Open the safe zone docs →Modding project support
On the Arma Reforger Workshop
All five mods can be downloaded from the Workshop. These links open the Workshop pages in a new tab.
- M.A.W.S. MECHANIZED ASSAULT
- M.A.W.S. Sci-Fi Expansion Pack
- RIM-116 and Phalanx
- SOFLAM Integration Core
- GTG Safe Zone
New to Reforger modding?
Start with Enforce Script basics and then your first walker. Both explain the vocabulary the other pages assume: components, attributes, owner and proxy, replication, the call queue.
How these pages work
Every page is one problem. Most examples are written for the documentation: cut down to the idea, with neutral names, and meant to compile with little glue. They teach a technique; they are not the source of those mods. The SOFLAM pages are different: they quote shortened excerpts of the real code, with the real names.
The projects are licensed separately. M.A.W.S. has its own license; RIM-116 & Phalanx, the SOFLAM Integration Core and the GTG Safe Zone are published under the Arma Public License (APL). Each project's pages say which one applies.