Sam's Mission SQF Manager

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What does this do?

When you create a mission in the ArmA 2 editor and export it, you get a raw .sqf file full of createVehicle and createUnit calls — one per object, with absolute world positions. That format works fine in the editor, but it's not directly usable in DZMS missions, WAI spawn scripts, or other DayZ Epoch spawning systems which expect relative positions and a specific array format.

This tool parses that raw editor SQF, extracts all game objects, and lets you re-export them in whatever format your scripting system needs — relative positions, sorted by classname, with MAP_ classnames converted to their standard ArmA counterparts, and wrapped in the right prefix/suffix for DZMS, WAI, or your own function.

1 Load SQF File

Load an ArmA editor-exported .sqf mission file. It must contain createVehicle or createUnit calls in standard ArmA generated format.

📂 Browse File or drag-and-drop / paste below

2 Parsed Objects

#	Type	Classname	Position	Direction	Init

3 Output Options

Preset Presets fill in format, prefix, suffix and other options automatically

Line Format %0=classname %1=position %2=direction %3=init %4=hasInit %5=comma

Prefix Line Inserted as the first line of output

Suffix Line Appended as the last line of output

Indentations Tab characters prepended to each object line

Decimal Places Floating-point precision for positions and direction

Sort by classname Replace classnames MAP_ → Land_ Relative positions Normalize direction (0–360) Discard objects Discard units Discard vehicles

What does this do?

1 Load SQF File

2 Parsed Objects

3 Output Options

4 Output