In Loving Memory of RedFalcon
In Loving Memory of RedFalcon "Thank you for the wings." With heavy hearts, the DayZ community says goodbye to RedFalcon — creator of the RedFalcon Flight System and one of the most dedicated developers this Workshop has ever known. He Gave DayZ Wings RedFalcon did what many thought impossible. The first time you heard rotor blades echo across Chernarus, the first shaky takeoff, the rescue that arrived just in time,… (more)
In Loving Memory of RedFalcon "Thank you for the wings." With heavy hearts, the DayZ community says goodbye to RedFalcon — creator of the RedFalcon Flight System and one of the most dedicated developers this Workshop has ever known. He Gave DayZ Wings RedFalcon did what many thought impossible. The first time you heard rotor blades echo across Chernarus, the first shaky takeoff, the rescue that arrived just in time, the crash landing you and your friends still laugh about — those moments exist because of him. He didn't just build helicopters; he built memories for thousands of survivors on servers all around the world. More Than a Modder Behind the mods stood a developer who never stopped giving: years of updates, patient support, and a generosity with his time and knowledge that shaped this whole community. He answered the questions, fixed the bugs, and kept the fleet flying — always with passion, always for the players. Final Approach Rest easy, RedFalcon. The skies over Chernarus will never feel the same — but every flight from now on carries a piece of you with it. A Place to Remember Him This mod adds a memorial gravestone you can place anywhere on your map — flag, falcon and inscription carved into the stone. Put it somewhere that means something: a hilltop, an airfield, or the pad where your crew always spawned the heli. For Server Owners Class name: RFM_Gravestone Shown in game as: "RedFalcon Memorial" — translated into all 13 languages DayZ ships with Indestructible static object — bullets, explosives and melee leave it untouched 1.9 m tall and standing on its own plinth, so it sits flush on the ground No dependencies, no scripts, no types.xml entry — just add the mod Placing it with admin tools In VPPAdminTools or Community Online Tools, look for RedFalcon Memorial in the object list, or spawn the class RFM_Gravestone directly. DayZ Editor and the usual object spawner mods work just as well. Placing it permanently Add it to your mission's init.c: Object memorial = GetGame().CreateObjectEx("RFM_Gravestone", "7500.0 0.0 7500.0", ECE_PLACE_ON_SURFACE); memorial.SetOrientation("0 0 0"); Replace the coordinates with your own — the first value is X, the last is Z. Leave the middle one at 0 and ECE_PLACE_ON_SURFACE drops the stone onto the terrain. The first number in SetOrientation turns it, so the inscription faces the way you want. Honor His Memory His life's work: RedFalcon Flight System Heliz — take a flight in his memory. His Steam profile: RedFalcon — leave a final o7 in the comments. RedFalcon community Discord: discord.gg/5j7Fbb5wc — share your memories, screenshots and stories. A Word on Repacking Repacking is allowed. Nothing here is locked down, and if it is the only way to get the memorial onto your server, go ahead — having the stone standing somewhere matters more than where the file came from. That said, please don't if you can avoid it. Every subscription on this page is one more person stopping by to say goodbye, and that counter is the closest thing this community has to a guestbook for him. Leaving the mod where it stands keeps his name on the Workshop, next to the flight system he spent years building. That feels like the least he has earned. Blue skies and tailwinds, Captain. o7
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