[TaCZ/SBW] Combined Arms

A bridging modification designed for seamless interaction between NPCs from TACZ: Simple Enemy Mod and vehicles featured in Superb Warfare.

Introducing SBW: Combined Arms

This bridging mod facilitates the interaction and spawning of NPCs sourced from TACZ: Simple Enemy Mod (recommended version 0.1.5) alongside vehicles from Superb Warfare (required version 0.8.9).

Instructions and Command Guide

To initiate, I suggest selecting an open area which will support the spawning of your PMC units and designated ground vehicle, minimizing the risk of obstructions like ravines or uneven terrain. After that, you can bring in your tank; ensure it’s completely charged and loaded. Select your PMC units—one unit is typically sufficient to operate the vehicle—via the SEM command menu (Default: CTRL + C). Aim at the vehicle and hit the mount key (Default: K). If you need to dismount your units at any point, pressing CTRL + K will accomplish this.

Once your units are inside the vehicle, they will respond to your SEM command menu directly. You can either select All + Follow, which will have the vehicle pursue you, or select All + Free Fire to enable the vehicle to act independently.

During SEM events, such as those categorized under “far_combat,” you might come across tanks, with occurrences being adjustable through the mod’s configuration options, or they can be entirely disabled. By default, US Units are equipped with the M1A2 Abrams, while RU Units utilize the T-90A.

Acknowledgments

This project is built upon the following foundational mods:

• TACZ: Simple Enemy Mod by NekoYunii, licensed under the GNU General Public License v3.0.
• Superb Warfare by Mercurows, with code licensed under the GNU General Public License v3.0, and assets separately licensed under the CC BY-NC-SA 3.0 License. This project also draws inspiration from SBW: Superb Recruits by LogicalMaximus, which is protected under the MIT License. No assets from [SBW] Superb Recruits are included, but segments of its code structure and methodologies were utilized for reference during this project’s creation. All rights to the original work and its contributors are preserved. The MIT License can be accessed via the original CurseForge project.