SquadAutoMortars is a tool designed to enhance your gaming experience in Squad by automating mortar control and providing a synchronized map overlay. This tool is created with the goal of improving mortar adjustments and map coordination.

• Windows operating system

• Auto Mortars:

  Control mortars using OCR for precise adjustments.

• Sync Map:

  Capture a screenshot of the in-game map and overlay it with the squadmortar map.

• Quick Adjustments:

  Swiftly adjust mortars on command.

To download and install SquadAutoMortars:

1. Go to https://github.com/Devil4ngle/squadmortar-release/archive/refs/heads/main.zip.
2. Download the zip. Note: The release is approximately 300 MB due to included maps.
3. Unzip the downloaded file.
4. Inside the folder, run squadmortar.exe while squad is already running.

Note: Don't move squadmortar.exe from it's original folder.

Feel free to join our Discord community for discussions, support, and updates: SquadAutoMortars Discord.

No, the usage of SquadAutoMortars does not violate Easy Anti-Cheat (EAC) policies. The program operates without attaching to or reading memory from the Squad game process. It solely captures screenshots using standard operating system APIs and sends keyboard inputs (a, w, s, d). The code is open source, providing transparency and assurance.

1024x768, 1920x1080, 2560x1440, 3840x1600

If your screen size is not supported, please join our Discord community for assistance: SquadAutoMortars Discord.

This tool is based on the original source code from the Squadmortar website by Miksu. You can find the original source at https://gitlab.com/squadstrat/squadmortar.

Feel free to explore the code and contribute to the project!

• To compile the executable for JS, follow these steps:

  • Download Node.js v18.18.2.
  • Run npm install -g pkg in the terminal.

• Use create-nodew-exe and pkg to create silent versions:

  pkg squadMortarServer.js -t=win && create-nodew-exe squadMortarServer.exe squadMortarServerSilent.exe

• Python for the ImageLayering

  python -m PyInstaller --onefile --noconsole --name imageLayeringSilent imageLayering.py