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A handheld tablet and a chest-worn ATAK that show the map on their own screens.

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Details

Author
Smudge202
Version
8.1.2
Size
4.5 MB
Licence
APL-ND
Game version
1.8.0.13
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0 / 0 dislikes
Published
5 Sep 2026
Updated
3 weeks ago
Workshop ID
6A065C02CDBDFB23

Recent adoption

30 days: +22 −19 ↑1

Version history

4
  1. v8.1.2 4.5 MB 23 Sep 2026

    ADDED - The Objectives tab on a display. - A phone surface, so a tab can be offered on the ATAK alone rather than on every screen. - Day, Night, NVG and Auto brightness modes on device screens. - A tab can ask which device its display is drawn on. CHANGED - A reworked tablet model, with its inspect animation and inspect pose. - Relay pack textures carried through to the device screens. - Each device remembers its own tab, and its full-screen view shares that device's memory. The tablet on Objectives no longer turns the ATAK to Objectives. - One display device holds the screen at a time: raising the tablet folds the ATAK shut, and opening the ATAK stows the tablet. - The ATAK is lighter and takes less inventory space. FIXED - Displays are usable on console. - The military tablet no longer conflicts between players. - Device screens no longer stretch what they draw - one render target, two screen shapes. - A second player spawning no longer takes the ATAK keybind away from everybody already in. - A device no longer freezes grey when another device takes the screen. - The ATAK keybind leaves the ATAK's full-screen view.

  2. v8.1.1 494 KB 9 Sep 2026
  3. v8.1.0 226 KB 8 Sep 2026
  4. v8.0.0 224 KB 5 Sep 2026
Description from the Workshop

ATG Displays puts a live map on a device a player carries, rather than on the paper map alone. Two devices ship with it, and what they show is a set of displays, each on its own tab. This mod ships one, the map; other mods add their own - logistics, vitals, messages, objectives - by registering a tab, with nothing to configure on this side. THE MILITARY ISSUE TABLET A ruggedised handheld, carried in the gadget slot and raised like any other gadget. The map is read off its own screen, with everything around the character still visible. It takes quick slot 0 as it is picked up, and it can be raised from any vehicle seat. THE ATAK A folding map terminal worn against the chest. It never enters the character's hands: tap the ATAK key (comma by default, under ATG in the controls settings) to fold it open or shut, hold it to go full screen. Everybody nearby sees the lid move; the screen is drawn only for the wearer. It is light and takes little room. This mod ships the device, not the carrier. Which chest slot it clips to is declared by the mod that supplies the vest, so a faction mod of your own can inherit the device and name its slot. FULL SCREEN, AND ONE DEVICE AT A TIME Either device can be thrown up full screen under a cursor, to pan, zoom and move between tabs. Each device remembers the tab it was last left on, and its full-screen view shares that memory. A player carrying both has only one of them up: raising the tablet folds the ATAK shut, and opening the ATAK puts the tablet away. There is one map in a world and only one surface can draw it, so this is what keeps the device in front of the player live. The map is borrowed rather than owned. A Game Master opening the editor Map takes it, and every device belonging to the GM goes blank until the editor map closes. That is intended rather than a fault. TABS OTHER MODS ADD A tab can be offered on some devices and not others: the ATAK is treated as a phone and the tablet as a screen. ATG Signals adds a Sign...