DayZ BoosterZ — SpawnObject Mover

DayZ BoosterZ

Spawn Object Mover

This tool will work in-conjunction with JSON to SpawnObject Converter

Original SpawnObject Calls:

Mapgrouppos XML Entry: Paste a line from mapgrouppos.xml, e.g., <group name="Land_Village_store" pos="1167.294678 152.374146 6220.293945" rpy="-0.000000 0.000000 -0.492173" a="90.492165" />

— Or enter new positions manually below —

Enter New Positions (X, Y, Z):

Output:

All credits for this feature goto DonSibley, for allowing me to use his original script and convert it for DayZ BoosterZ

Instructions for using the SpawnObject Mover

Select a building or object in the DayZ Editor that you want to use as the main reference (the "anchor" object). This object will act as the primary object that other objects or loot will be placed relative to.
Ensure the object's orientation (YPR) is set to 0,0,0. This is crucial because the mover tool requires the primary object to have no rotation in order to correctly calculate the relative positions for other objects.
Export your placed objects as a .C file from the DayZ Editor. Make sure the building or primary object is at the top of the list in the export, followed by the other objects (e.g., loot or props) that you want to place relative to it.
Paste the exported SpawnObject calls into the SpawnObject Input textarea in the tool. Ensure the primary object is the first entry, followed by other objects like loot or furniture.
Provide the new location coordinates where you want to move the entire group of objects. You can either:
- Manually enter new X, Y, Z coordinates for the new location.
- Paste a line from the mapgrouppos.xml file to use pre-existing location data.
Generate the new JSON output by clicking the "Generate Output" button. The tool will calculate the relative positions of all objects based on the new anchor location you provided.
Review the JSON output, and if everything looks good, you can either copy it to your clipboard or download it as a .json file for use on your server.

Example SpawnObject Code

        
SpawnObject("Land_Village_store", "4418.120117 341.256989 10938.799805", "0.000000 0.000000 -0.000000", 1);
SpawnObject("M4A1", "4418.529297 339.906647 10937.283203", "-90.678139 0.000000 -0.000000", 0.999999);
SpawnObject("HunterPants_Winter", "4416.538086 339.222687 10935.203125", "0.000000 0.000000 -0.000000", 1);
SpawnObject("HunterPants_Winter", "4416.535645 339.222687 10935.683594", "0.000000 0.000000 -0.000000", 1);
SpawnObject("HunterPants_Winter", "4416.513672 339.222687 10936.213867", "0.000000 0.000000 -0.000000", 1);

Mapgrouppos XML Example

        
<group name="Land_Village_store" pos="1167.294678 152.374146 6220.293945" rpy="-0.000000 0.000000 -0.492173" a="90.492165" />

Use the pos values from your XML as new location coordinates for the entire group of objects. The rpy values are rotation values that are used for proper alignment.