What is WildM?

WildM is a multiplayer and roleplay platform for Tom Clancy's Ghost Recon Wildlands on PC, built on the same idea as FiveM for GTA V: community-run servers, server-side resources downloaded on connect, and a client that is loaded into an unmodified copy of the game.

WFX.re is the services side — the equivalent of Cfx.re:

WFX.re / WildM	Plays the role of	What it does
WFX.re account	Cfx.re account	One account used by the launcher and the Portal. Linked to the launcher through the browser, so the launcher never sees your password.
WFX.re master server	Cfx.re server list	Lists the servers that announce themselves with a valid server key, plus live player counts (/servers, /stats).
WFX.re Portal (/portal)	Cfx.re Keymaster	Where server owners register servers, get their sv_key, and set the public name, description, tags, icon and banner.
WildM launcher	FiveM application	Boot checks, account linking, server browser, resource download, game launch with the client, loading screen.
WildM client	FiveM client	A ScriptHook framework (dinput8.dll) plus plugins, loaded into GRW.exe from the launcher's folder. The wildm_net plugin talks to the game server.
WildM game server	FXServer	A Node.js server: HTTP for server info and resources, TCP for player sync, heartbeat to the master.

How a session works, in short

1. The launcher checks your setup (game found, Ubisoft Connect / Steam running, no anti-cheat in the game folder, client up to date, WFX.re account).
2. You choose a server in the browser, or type > ip:port in the search box for a direct connection.
3. The launcher asks the server for /info, downloads its resources into a local cache (with speed and ETA), and shows the server's loading screen if it ships one.
4. The game is started by its own platform (uplay:// or steam://), and the injector loads the WildM client into GRW.exe as soon as it appears.
5. In game, the client writes its progress to wildm_status.json; the launcher follows it until you are in the world and connected to the game server.

Read on:

• Requirements — what you need before installing.
• Principles & safety — why the game is never modified, and how Ghost War / Mercenaries are kept safe.
• Architecture — the full picture, with a diagram.