The Stats section of the website goes over various information about the current war that you are viewing and has some information that
users may find useful. The War Statistics changes based on what shard you are viewing, if you'd like to view another shards statistics you can switch it by using the shard panel in the top right.
The first half of the Stats section provides basic information about the war such as War Number, Start Date, Active Days, and the Capture Progress.
The Capture Progress is based on how close the team is to the required Victory Points.
The second half of the Stats section provides information about the current wars death statistics, this is where you can find useful information.
Deaths section tells you how many deaths have occured during the war and shows how many deaths for each faction. The Most Active Regions tells you
what regions are the most active and has the most hourly deaths, this is great if you quickly want to see where the action is taking place. The Go To button
will also take you directly to that location on the map. Most Active Regions updates every IRL hour.
The Markers section of the panel is the main feature of the FoxholeHQ map, this section allows regiments, small groups, and solo's to create a group, invite others, and share markers with each other.
These are private groups in which there are specialized roles such as Owner, Officer, and Member.
In order to begin using the Markers you must either create an account or log in with an existing account. This account will be able to join multiple groups using a specialized code created by the group owner.
Once you are logged in you can access the Create/Join options on the page, if you are wanting to create a group you can click on Create, or if you were invited with a code you can click on Join.
When the Create Panel opens up, insert the required information about your group. The Description can be left blank however the group must have a title.
You can either click View to enter the group or click the red X in the top right to remove the group from your account.
This is the view you will have when you first enter your group that you just created. The group has two main sections, Markers and Members. In the image marked 1 is your refresh button, this
should be pressed whenever you want to refresh the group when a new member joins/leaves, a new marker was created/edited/deleted or any other changes.
The number 2 is the button you press when you want to create a marker, this will open up another panel which we will go more into detail soon. Number 3 is to invite members by generating a
members code, we will also go more in detail with that as well.
Once you click the Create Marker button you will be prompted to click on the map, anywhere you click is exactly where the marker will be placed.
As soon as you click on the map, the section will update with a place for you to input information about that location.
After you have inserted your information you can click Submit Marker to finish.
The page will then refresh and you will be able to see your brand new marker. To view the contents and location of the marker you can click on View, this will open up the information about the marker and teleprot your screen exactly where the marker is placed.
This is what the marker looks like when its being viewed, in here if you are a Owner/Officer you can edit or remove the marker.
Moving onto the Members section there are a few roles to go over:
Owner (Gold Star): The Owner role is the person who created the group and has the most permissions in the group. This role can Create/Edit/Remove Markers, Promote/Demote/Kick Users, and Generate/Remove Invites.
Officer (Silver Star): The Officer role is given by the owner and has pretty similar permissions to the Owner. This role can Create/Edit/Remove Markers, Kick Users, and Generate/Remove Invites. This role CANNOT Promote/Demote.
Member (No Star): The Member role is given by default by joining the group using an invite code, Member roles only have the permission to view markers.
Useres can hover over each other and view their profile, higher ranks can also use this section to manage the users in their group.
When managing users you can Promote/Demote if Owner and Kick if Owner/Officer. You can also see the users role and when they joined.
The button next to the Members section is used to invite members, this will open the Generate Invite Code panel. This section will allow Owners/Officers to generate a code that can be used by other users. This code can be created to be a Single Use code which gets
deleted after use or it can be a Static code which will not be deleted after use.
If you click on the View Active Markers button, Owners/Officers can see what invite codes are currently active and can remove them to stop anyone from using them if they wish.
That covers most of the Markers, with this you can share customizable markers with your team mates and update them whenever you would like.
The Map section of FoxholeHQ is designed to have control over different aspects of the map to fit your needs.
This section is broken down into two sections, Map Options and Map Icons.
Map Options has the ability to change the settings of the map, this is useful
if you do not like the look of the map or prefer to have it customized in your own way. A list of what each setting does is
listed down below:
This setting will allow you to enable or disable the overlay that shows each teams captured regions.
This setting will allow you to enable or disable the Major Hex Names (Example: Deadlands) and Minor Hex Names (Example: Fort Duncan)
This setting will allow you to change the color of the regions captured by both teams, this is useful if you're tired of the colors or have issues viewing the map due to color blindness.
This setting will allow you to change the opacity of the hexagon overlay and will hide the underlying map the more you decrease the opacity and reveal more by increasing the opacity.
This will also make the Hexagon Overlay much more visible if you're having issues telling the difference between both sides.
This setting will allow you to enable or disable the Major Hex Names (Example: Deadlands) and Minor Hex Names (Example: Fort Duncan)
This setting when enabled will save the last position that you were at when using the map and will set your position back there when revisiting the map.
Clicking the Save Changes button will save the settings so the next time you revisit the page everything will be the way you left it. Saving Changes however does require the page to be refreshed.
Map Icons is a section where you can set the icons to be the ones you are only interested in, this gives you granular control over what category of icons and specific icons to view.
The top section with the green bars is where you can enable/disable each category and select which category to edit. Clicking in the BLUE box will enable/disable the category which will hide it from the map.
Clicking in the RED box will open the filters for that category in the next section.
The lower section of Map Icons is where you can click on each icon to disable/enable the filter. This filter can be inverted by clicking the circle with a line straight through it or reset with the RESET button.
