The EHCS Standard is meant to improve the basic in game’s standard for hardpoints, the ordinance type. While the default system only can differentiate hardpoints by their basic ordinance type (Radar Missile, GPS Bomb, etc.) EHCS differentiates between hardpoint attachments using a completely expandable naming system, on top of a better ordinance type system. If you want to create a rack of 12 laser bombs called “Joey’s hospital bombing bombs”, you can do so! Being that the system is meant to be completely expandable, any EHCS controller is meant to be able to use any EHCS weapon anybody makes in the future, you do not need to update your controller’s library of weapons every time you add a new one.



Due to the large number of vehicles/weapons that are using EHCS but themselves are not high quality, minimum subscriber thresholds are being set for entry into the collection.
Vehicles: >1,000 subscribers
Weapons: > 500 subscribers
Microcontrollers: > 250 subscribers
All must have full, working EHCS banner with redirect.

In addition, new entries may be subject to quality check to assure they are in fact EHCS compatible





You can use the EHCS Identifier to create an attachment within the EHCS enviornment. You can create a custom name for your attachment, provide a type, and related data.

The EHCS Identifier contains documentation on how to read EHCS Data if you wish to build a hardpoint manager of your own.
You can also create a microcontroller using the selected EHCS Weapon Data, which is output from the default HEVS controllers. Whenever you select a weapon, relevant data will be output:

Using EHCS compatible microcontrollers and weapons, you can integrate the system into your own vehicle, which of course, is the end goal of all of this!