Does the calculator support the WARDOGS L81 Mortar?
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Yes. Select L81 Mortar, place the L81 Mortar and target positions, and the calculator provides distance, azimuth, range status and the firing-table MIL value.
Does WARDOGS Artillery Calculator support SPH-2?
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Yes. SPH-2 support includes distance, azimuth, LOW/HIGH firing solutions and optional experimental Terrain3D MIL correction on supported terrain.
Which WARDOGS maps are available?
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The calculator includes calibrated interactive maps for Bakurani, Ozeti and Zestafona. All three maps support tactical map tools and terrain contour layers, and provide Terrain3D elevation data where coverage is available.
Can a WARDOGS squad use the tactical map together?
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Yes. Create a live team lobby and share its invite link or code. Drawings, zones, polygons and tactical markers synchronise for the room, while every player keeps a separate weapon, artillery point, target and range circle. Teammates see labelled player positions without duplicate range circles.
Does the WARDOGS map show terrain contours?
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Yes. Terrain contour layers are available on supported WARDOGS maps and can be toggled from the Layers menu together with other tactical overlays.
What should I enter as SPH-2 hull direction?
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Use the heading shown by the driver-seat compass for the front of the hull, from 0 to 359 degrees. It is separate from the firing azimuth.
Should I choose LOW or HIGH arc for SPH-2?
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Choose the arc available for the intended shot and terrain. LOW is the flatter trajectory; HIGH is the steeper trajectory. The calculator displays the corresponding MIL solution.
Why are Paste and Lock shown for each point?
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Each coordinate row is independent. Paste updates only that artillery or target point, while Lock protects that point from map clicks and dragging.
