⚠ This page must be served over `http://`

The app loads ES modules from ./src/, which browsers block over file://. Opening the file directly leaves the controls (including + Move) dead.

Serve the repo root and open the printed URL — e.g.:

npx serve
# or
python -m http.server 8000   →  http://localhost:8000/index.html

Drill Routine Simulator v1.0

Setup

Formation Element Commander icon

Theme

Routine (sequential)

Name

✓ No issues

speed

100%

tick 0/0 · pace 0 · 0:00

Timeline per-performer · disjoint targets run concurrently · drag the top edge to resize

Drill Routine Simulator

A free tool for planning and visualising Canadian Armed Forces drill — build a sequence of movements, run it, and scrub the timeline.

About the creator

Built by Matthew Dodd — a former member of the Canadian Armed Forces and a current civilian instructor with the Canadian Cadets and Junior Canadian Rangers (CJCR). This simulator began as a personal project to make planning and rehearsing parade-square drill faster and more visual.

Reference

Drill movements and member symbols follow the CF Manual of Drill & Ceremonial (A-PD-201).

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License

This software is free to use but is not open-source. You may install, access, and run it at no charge for any lawful purpose. You may not copy, distribute, modify, reverse-engineer, or create derivative works of it. The source code is proprietary and confidential.

Certain drill movements and member symbols are derived from the CF Manual of Drill & Ceremonial (A-PD-201), © His Majesty the King in Right of Canada, used for reference under its own terms.

This is a plain-language summary; the downloadable full text governs.

⚠ This page must be served over http://

⚠ This page must be served over `http://`