SquadMC - The map-based mortar calculator for Squad

SquadMC is a map-based mortar elevation and bearing calculator for the game Squad.

Links

• current version: https://squadmc.ende.pro
• a version for the game Post Scriptum: https://postscriptum.squadmc.ende.pro
  • shorter url: https://psmc.ende.pro
  • I don't own the game myself, so I need feedback from other players
  • check out the postscriptum branch for the code
• map files are stored in another repository: https://github.com/Endebert/squadmc-maps

Features

• highly accurate elevation and bearing calculation, using heightmaps and mortar shell trajectory function
• optimized for mobile
• quick placement and dragging of mortar, target, and FOB markers
• supports multiple mortar, target, and FOB markers, and allows switching between them
• min & max mortar range indication
• max build range and min distance to next FOB indication
• keypad grid (toggleable)
• keypad coordinates calculation
• location markers (toggleable)
• visible heightmap (toggleable)

Changelog

• see here: Changelog

installation

Installation Prerequisites

• you need a recent NodeJS version installed on your machine. Get it here.
• install yarn for a faster installation:

  npm install -g yarn
  

Cloning repository & installing dependencies

git clone https://github.com/Endebert/squadmc.git
cd squadmc
yarn install

Running development mode

For development mode with hot-reload, execute:

yarn run serve

Building production version

For an optimized build ready for deployment, execute:

yarn run build

The build will be contained in the /dist folder.

Code of Conduct

• See here: Code of Conduct

Contributors

• Trikolon
• Kalliser
• TopMak
• ansarto
• ekzyis

Attributions

• Keypad grid originally based on Leaflet.SimpleGraticule, but not much is left from the original code
• Special thanks to the people over at www.airpressuretendency.net. Their interactive maps were the inspiration for this project.
• UI powered by Vue.js and Vuetify
• Maps © Offworld Industries, powered by
• Tested with
• Deployed using