Dochi`s Warfare

Dochi’s Warfare is an in-game combat-authoring toolkit for map makers, server creators, and encounter designers building FPS and RPG scenarios with configurable firearm NPCs, tactical squads, autonomous vehicles, reusable templates, and interactive traps. Using the DW Npc Core, creators can configure selected CustomNPCs as guards, patrols, advancing squads, or ranged and melee fighters, while ordinary NPCs remain unmanaged unless explicitly enabled. NPC combat settings cover TACZ guns, optional PointBlank and SuperbWarfare guns, and melee; creators can set stances, firing rates, accuracy, range, bursts, suppression, reloads, finite or unlimited ammunition, and fallback melee behavior. Combatants can detect and remember targets, react to gunshots and other sounds, defend faction allies, follow entity, faction, or scoreboard-tag rules, and move using patrol routes, tactical advances or retreats, and experimental cover behavior. Easy Build guides creators through assembling an editable combat setup, while presets such as Guard Rifleman, Patroller, Assault, Support Gunner, and Sniper provide ready-made doctrines; reusable JSON profiles and entity clones make scenarios easier to reuse. Weighted pools can vary NPC firearms, melee weapons, armor, and appearance, using local textures or HTTP/HTTPS skins, and pose tools let creators edit character and gun transforms and map poses to actions such as aiming, firing, reloading, and moving. Managed NPCs can also become hireable mercenaries, with contracts and a player command HUD for orders including follow, hold position, regroup, formation, fire control, summoning, and recall. The DW Booby Trap Core turns compatible blocks into password doors or containers, instant or delayed explosions, and potion-effect traps, with optional LRTactical grenade traps and reusable trap profiles. With SuperbWarfare installed, the vehicle editor supports autonomous wheeled and tracked ground vehicles and, in the documented flight-control addition, helicopters and fixed-wing aircraft; orders include roaming, guarding, engaging, moving to a destination, patrolling, and returning home. Vehicle creators can configure routes, detection, target priorities, and individual weapon behavior, while a crew editor supports inspecting seats and placing or removing eligible CustomNPCs occupants. The toolkit’s gun integrations preserve the supported gun mods’ native weapon behavior, while Dochi’s Warfare controls managed NPCs’ movement, firing and reload policy, ammunition reserves, and combat animation policy.