Server Configuration

Override Commands & Server-Side Modding

Server administrators are able to create and customise their own roleplay scenarios through various server-side configuration settings. Override commands can be used to create a unique experience that is not limited by the usual confines of Holdfast: NaW’s original gameplay design. Configure limits for classes, define the allowed spawnable classes per spawn point, select the equipment they spawn with, equip weapons from racks, replenish ammunition, spawn various props, interactable objects and artillery pieces per map rotation and more.

Here’s how you can make use of override commands and any other related commands that can prove useful to help you get started or create your own scenarios.

Land

Class Limit Override On Spawn Points

Spawn override commands provide administrators with the ability to define which classes to spawn on which spawn location and their limitations as well. By using the following override, you can also have classes that are only playable on naval and coastal scenarios be present on army-based game modes.

Note: This will overwrite (not add to!) the classes available at a spawn point.

Tahir Desert Army Battlefield 200 Carpenters vs 200 Rifleman

spawn_override <Spawn Point> <Class> <Class Limit>

<Spawn Point> correlates to the spawn present in the spawn menu for instance Barricade (A) on Spanish Farm. Values are defined as letters for <Spawn Point> A B C D E F G H etc...

<Class> The name of the class being added to the spawn point

<Class Limit> An integer value between 1 and 999 - Set the number of players allowed to spawn as the specified class

Example

These commands will give 1 team 200 of the carpenter class and the other team 200 Riflemen:

# Override Commands (This is a comment and will be ignored by the game)
spawn_override A Carpenter 200
spawn_override B Rifleman 200

To use this command, it must be added after !map_rotation start and before !map_rotation end.

Starting Weapon Override

Make use of the following override command to define the weapons each and every class for a particular faction spawn with. Due to the introduction of weapon racks that allow players to equip weapons irrespective of their class, a particular class can now spawn with multiple different firearm or melee weapon types.

To use this command for yourself it must be added after !map_rotation start and before !map_rotation end in the following format...

starting_weapons_override <Faction> <Class> <Maximum Firearm Weapons> <Maximum Melee Weapons> <Starting Weapon>

<Faction> The Faction of the Class you wish to customize

<Class> The name of the class you wish to customize

<Maximum Firearm Weapons> An integer value between 0 and 50. The Maximum amount of Firearms that the class can possess through either the starting weapons commands or weapon racks.

<Maximum Melee Weapons> An integer value between 0 and 50. The Maximum amount of Melee Weapons that the class can possess through either the starting weapon commands or weapon racks.

Bayoneted Muskets count both as a firearm and a melee weapon

Allowing unarmed combat with fists also counts as a melee weapon

<Starting Weapon> - The weapon(s) that the class will spawn with

For multiple weapons add a space then another <Starting Weapon>:

starting_weapons_override <Faction> <Class> <Maximum Firearm Weapons> <Maximum Melee Weapons> <Starting Weapon> <Starting Weapon> <Starting Weapon> <Starting Weapon>

Example

Give the British grenadiers a rifle and give the French grenadiers a rifle, pike & sabre:

# Override Commands (This is a comment and will be ignored by the game)
starting_weapons_override British Grenadier 4 2 BakerRifle 
starting_weapons_override French Grenadier 4 3 BakerRifle Pike Sabre

To use this command, it must be added after !map_rotation start and before !map_rotation end.

Firearm Ammo Override

Use the following override command to configure firearm ammunition related settings as well as limitations. As the functionality for pickable weapons through weapon racks and ammo boxes exists within the game, through these settings we allow you to configure ammunition related settings for each and every weapon based on the class a firearm is being equipped by.

Input the below commands per map rotation in the server configuration file.

firearm_ammo_override <Faction> <Class> <Firearm> <Starting Ammo> <Loaded Ammo In Barrel> <Maximum Carryable Ammo>

<Faction> The Faction of the Class you wish to customize

<Class> The name of the class you wish to customize

<Firearm> The type of firearm that you are customizing

<Starting Ammo> An integer between 0 and 999 - The amount of ammunition the firearm will start with

<Loaded Ammo> An integer defined as a numerical value between 0 and 999 - How much ammunition is preloaded into the firearm for the weapons

Using values of 2 and above will act as temporary increase in clip size until the ammunition is drained and a reload is required.

<Maximum Carryable Ammo> An integer between 0 and 999 - The maximum amount of ammunition able to be carried for a firearm.

This value can be larger than <Starting Ammo> for game-modes that use the ammo box object

Example

Give the British light infantry two rounds but none in the barrel and give the French light infantry a musket with one loaded round but none in reserve:

# Override Commands (This is a comment and will be ignored by the game)
firearm_ammo_override British LightInfantry Musket 2 0
firearm_ammo_override French LightInfantry Musket 0 1

To use this command, it must be added after !map_rotation start and before !map_rotation end.

Naval

Class Limit Override On Ships

By using the following override commands, you can define your own selection of classes to spawn on which ship. It also provides you with the option of allowing players to spawn with army-based classes on ships. IE. If you’re looking at allowing players to spawn with the Line Infantry Class on the 13-Gun Brig-Sloop, you can do just that.

Input the below commands per map rotation in the server configuration file.

ship_spawn_detail_override <Ship Type> <Faction> <Class> <Class Limit>

<Ship Type> Ship type of which to override the spawn point of

<Faction> The Faction of the ship

<Class> The name of the class being added to the spawn point

<Class Limit> An integer value between 1 and 999

Ship Spawning & Custom Ship Presets

Make use of the commands below to define the ship types to spawn in a particular map rotation. Through the same command, you can also define the number of ships to spawn, for which faction as well as their paint scheme. It works on both the Naval Battlefield, Naval Assault & Coastal Siege game modes. You must make sure to set ‘ships_preset’ index to 37 per map rotation before using the command below. This preset index doesn’t contain any ships so you retain further control over the ships you want to spawn. IE. You can spawn in 1 50-Gun Frigate with a yellow and black color scheme for the British faction while having 3 8-Gun Schooners for the French with a random color variation

Input the below commands per map rotation in the server configuration file.

ships_spawn <Ship Type> <Amount Of Ships> <Faction> <Color>

<Ship Type> Ship type to spawn

<Amount Of Ships> An integer between 0 and 50

<Faction> The Faction of the ship

<Color> Color is defined as a numerical value between 0 and 5

Health Override For Ships

Administrators can define health points for each and every naval vessel type within the game. This addition could prove useful for organised events or perhaps even the creation of unique scenarios featuring flagships.

Input the below commands per map rotation in the server configuration file.

ships_health_detail_override <Ship Type> <Faction> <Health Points>

Ship Type

Ship Type is defined as the following names as inputs

Command Input	Description
frigate50gun	50-Gun Frigate
brigsloop13gun	13-Gun Brig-Sloop
schooner8gun	8-Gun Schooner
schooner2gun	2-Gun Schooner
rocketboat	Rocketboat
gunboat	Gunboat

Faction

<Faction> The Faction of the ship

Command Input	Resulting Faction
british	British Empire
french	French Empire

Health Points

<Health Points> is defined as a numerical value between 0 and 99999

Object Override

Weapon Racks

Weapon Racks are interactable objects that can hold specific amounts of weapons. Players can interact with a weapon rack by holding E to take a weapon from the rack and add it to their characters inventory. Taking a weapon depletes the amount left on the rack allowing for a limited supply of weapons if the server host wishes.

objects_override Weapon Rack <Object Position> <Object Rotation> <Weapon> <Number Of Weapons In Rack>

<Object Position> A set of values in the format x y z = 0 0 0 - The location of where the Weapon Rack will be spawned onto the map using x, y, and z coordinates

Enter get playerPosition into the console ingame to display your character's position.

<Object Rotation> A set of values in the format x y z = 0 0 0 - The orientation that the Weapon Rack will be rotated when spawned onto the map

Enter get playerRotation into the console ingame to display your character's rotation.

<Weapon> The type of weapon that will be on the weapon rack

<Number Of Weapons In Rack> An integer value between 0 and 999 - The number of weapons that can be obtained from the rack before its depleted

Example

Spawn a weapon rack at position (1 2 3) with rotation (7 8 9) with 4 rifles on it:

# Override Commands (This is a comment and will be ignored by the game)
objects_override Weapon Rack 1 2 3 7 8 9 BakerRifle 4

To use this command, it must be added after !map_rotation start and before !map_rotation end.

Firearm Ammoboxes

Customizable Ammobox for role-play and custom events. Through this, players can replenish their ammunition.

objects_override firearmammobox <Object Position> <Object Rotation> <Firearm> <Maximum Interactions Until Depletion> <Ammo Given> <Maximum Interactions Allowed Per Player>

<Object Position> A set of values in the format x y z = 0 0 0 - The location of where the firearmammobox will be spawned onto the map using x, y, and z coordinates

Enter get playerPosition into the console ingame to display your character's position.

<Object Rotation> A set of values in the format x y z = 0 0 0 - The orientation that the firearmammobox will be rotated when spawned onto the map

Enter get playerRotation into the console ingame to display your character's rotation.

<Firearm> Which Firearm will the ammunition box replenish

<Maximum Interactions Until Depletion> An integer value between 0 and 999 - The amount of times players can retrieve ammunition from the box

<Ammo Given> An integer value between 0 and 999 - The amount ammunition given to a player on each interaction

<Maximum Interactions Allowed Per Player> An integer value between 0 and 999 - The Maximum times a specific player may retrieve ammunition from the box

Useful to prevent a player from hogging all the ammo

Example

Spawn a weapon rack at position (1 2 3) with rotation (7 8 9) with 20 total rounds depleted at a rate of 2 rounds per usage.

# Override Commands (This is a comment and will be ignored by the game)
objects_override firearmammobox 1 2 3 7 8 9 20 2 1

To use this command, it must be added after !map_rotation start and before !map_rotation end.

Artillery and additional Props

This command allows server hosts to add a massive assortment of objects such as extra artillery equipment, barricades, and pianos.

objects_override <Spawn-able Object> <Object Position> <Object Rotation>

Spawnable Objects

Artillery Objects

Command Input	Object Description
Swivlegun	Swivel Gun
CannonFieldGun9Pdr	9-Pdr Field Gun
CannonFieldGun9PDRMoveable	Non-Moveable 9-Pdr Field Gun
Cannon4PDR	4-Pdr Long Gun
Cannon6PDR	6-Pdr Long Gun
Mortar	Mortar
Rocket	Rocket Launcher
CannonAmmoboxSmall	Ammobox For Round Shot & Grape Shot (S)
CannonAmmoboxSmallMoveable	Non-Moveable Ammobox For Round Shot & Grape Shot (S)
CannonAmmoboxLarge	Ammobox For Round Shot & Grape Shot (L)
CannonAmmoboxLargeMoveable	Non-Moveable Ammobox For Round Shot & Grape Shot (L)
RocketAmmoboxMoveable	Rocket Stacks

MISC

Command Input	Object Description
Lanternbox	Box Filled With Lanterns
LanternboxMoveable	Non-Moveable Box Filled With Lanterns
Spyglassbox	Box Filled With Spyglasses
SpyglassboxMoveable	Non-Moveable Box Filed With Spyglasses

Props

Command Input	Object Description
Chair1	Chair
Chair2	Chair
Chair3	Chair
Chair4	Chair
Bench	Bench
Lantern1	Lantern
Lantern2	Lantern
LanternHanging	Hanging Lantern
Piano1	Piano
Piano2	Piano
Outhouse	Outhouse
TentSmall1	Small Tent
TentSmall2	Small Tent
TentSmall3	Small Tent
TentLarge1	Large Tent
TentLarge2	Large Tent
Campfire	Campfire
InfantrySpikes	Infantry Spikes
Sandbag	Sandbags
Gabion	Gabion
ChevauxDeFrise	Chevaux De Frise
LadderShort	Short Ladder
LadderLong	Long Ladder
FlagBritish	Non-Capturable British Flag
FlagFrench	Non-Capturable French Flag
FlagPrussian	Non-Capturable Prussian Flag
PalisadeSimple	Palisade Wall
PalisadeShootHole	Palisade Wall With Shooting Hole
PalisadeGate	Palisade Gate
PlatformLong	Long Platform
PlatformShort	Short Platform

Object Position

The location of where the object will be spawned onto the map using x, y, and z coordinates

• entering get playerPosition in the f1 console in game will display your characters positon

<Object Position> is defined as three sets numerical values in the format x y z = 0 0 0

Object Rotation

The orientation that the Object will be rotated when spawned onto the map

• entering get playerRotation in the f1 console in game will display your characters rotation.