RCD X Laser Code

# Drone Laser Code Addon — Changelog ## IMPORTANT — THIS VERSION NEEDS A DIFFERENT DEPENDENCY RVX Core is no longer required. This addon now needs **SOFLAM Integration Core** instead. Please subscribe to it before updating, or the addon will not load. **WCS_Armaments is no longer a dependency of this addon.** It still ships with the aircraft mods that need it. ### Why RVX Core stopped compiling with current WCS Armaments. One call in `RVX_WCS_LoadoutOverrides.c` still uses the old signature of `CreateWeaponQueueClient`. In Reforger every loaded mod is compiled into one shared script module, so that single error takes the whole module down - your server starts, but the game logic is gone. It cannot be patched from another mod either, because patch code only becomes active after a successful compile, and the compile is what fails. This addon was hit directly: it registered its laser targets through three methods RVX hangs on the player character (`SpawnLaserTarget` / `UpdateLaserTargetPosAndCode` / `DeleteLaserTarget`). Without RVX loaded the compiler does not know them, and the addon stops building. ## What changed Only the registration path. Everything you actually touch is unchanged. - **Same button.** Still the camera laser / rangefinder button, left mouse button by default. A separate key was tried during development and dropped again - the shared button had never been the problem. - **Same behaviour.** One press on, one press off, red diamond while running, the mark held when you look away, cleared automatically when you leave the drone. - **Same laser code**, 1111. Under the hood the three RVX calls were replaced by our own relay into the Core's target registry. The network path is the same one the handheld SOFLAM uses: the client asks the server, the server writes the target and broadcasts it to everyone. The message travels on the operator's own character, because the drone belongs to the server and a client can only send from something it owns. ## Verified in a test flight - Target registered and removed cleanly across three on/off cycles. - Marked point landed on the aimed geometry: a shed wall 828 m out, reported position matching the building to within centimetres, stable over minutes. - The mark showed up in the AH-64 gunner's sight, and missiles hit it. ## Also in this build - Debug logging off. Only two messages remain, both real failures: the HUD layout failing to load, and the marker widget missing from it. A missing layout leaves no other clue.