IRON NEST Fire-Control Computer
The in-game fire-control computer connects tactical-map measurements to the later stages of gun setup. The developer FAQ places it after map measurement and before ammunition preparation, elevation, rotation, and firing. This is a workflow guide, not a complete interface manual.
What Goes In
The tactical map provides the measurements needed for the task. Official release-context images show kilometer distance and degree bearing. Read the current order and current map rather than carrying values across missions.
What Comes Next
The fire-control stage does not finish the mission. Its output feeds the operator work that follows: preparing ammunition, handling the loading sequence, setting elevation and horizontal direction, arming the intended gun configuration, and firing.
Position in the Firing Loop
Receive and interpret the order.
Measure the target on the tactical map.
Use those measurements in the fire-control interface.
Follow the current game for ammunition and loading.
Apply the resulting gun settings.
Fire and review the mission outcome.
Because the current game controls the live values and prompts, this page does not publish input combinations or claim a universal result.
Read the Interface in Context
A displayed value is part of a larger task. Confirm what the value represents, which gun or mission step it applies to, and whether the order has changed. If the live interface disagrees with a remembered value or an older guide, follow the current game and check the latest developer update.
Current Boundary
This guide does not document every button, warning, control, error state, ammunition case, or edge behavior. No output is guaranteed. Exact interactions were not independently reproduced for this copy freeze.
Frequently Asked Questions
It connects measurements taken from the tactical map to the gun setup and firing steps that follow.
No. It is a bounded workflow overview. Use the current in-game interface for exact controls, prompts, and warnings.
This guide does not advise that. Read the current order and current tactical-map measurements for the task in front of you.