Manual / Configure / 4.2

Team radios

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Game owner

Decide which radios each team spawns with, and which frequencies they start on. It uses the teams in your game's Teams folder.

4.2.1

Name your nets

A net is a name for a frequency in MHz. Add as many as you like:

RadioSettings, Nets
SQUAD = 41.25,
COMMAND = 38.5,
OPFOR_SQUAD = 45.5,

4.2.2

Give each team its nets

In Teams, write the team's name exactly as it is in Explorer (capitals matter), then its nets in order. Channel 1 starts on the first, channel 2 on the second.

RadioSettings, Teams
Default = "SQUAD, COMMAND",
BLUFOR = "SQUAD, COMMAND",
OPFOR = "OPFOR_SQUAD, OPFOR_COMMAND",
["Blue Team"] = "SQUAD, COMMAND",

A name with a space goes in brackets and quotes, like Blue Team above. Default is for anyone whose team isn't listed, or who has no team. Keep it.

Keep the sides apartTwo teams on the same frequency hear each other. Give the other side its own nets.

4.2.3

Give each team its radios

In TeamRadios, list radio names from the Radios folder. The first goes in slot 1.

RadioSettings, TeamRadios
Default = "PRC163",
BLUFOR = "PRC163, PRC148",
OPFOR = "PRC148",

Players get their team's radios when they join. Moving to another team swaps them for the new team's. Dying doesn't: you respawn still on your frequency.

4.2.4

Check it

Press Play. A team you forgot to list, a radio name that doesn't exist, or a radio that can't tune its team's net is named once in the Output window.

4.2.5

Settings for this page

Setting	What it does	Default
Global.SpawnRadiosEnabled	False: nobody spawns with a radio. Use crates instead	true
Global.MaxRadiosCarried	A list longer than this gets the first ones	2
TeamRadios.Default	Radios for unlisted teams	PRC163
Teams.Default	Nets for unlisted teams	SQUAD, COMMAND

4.1The settings file 4.3 The armoury crate