Radio

Categories

This system allows the configuration of multiple radio categories, each containing a list of individual frequencies (also referred to as unit channels). These are used to organize and manage communication between different units like EMS, police departments, and special forces.

Configuration Structure

The Config.Multifrec table defines the structure of all available categories and their respective frequencies.

Config.Multifrec = {
    ["CATEGORY_NAME"] = {
        "FREQUENCY_NAME_1",
        "FREQUENCY_NAME_2",
        ...
    },
    ...
}

Each category represents a tab (column) in the radio UI, and each frequency appears as a row within that category.

Shortcuts

The Config.BindFreqs table defines keybindings for quick access to one or multiple frequencies. These shortcuts allow players to quickly transmit to certain units or categories without manually switching channels.

Configuration Structure

Config.BindFreqs = {
    ["shortcut_key"] = { "frequency_or_category", ... }
}

• Left (key): The name of the bind (e.g., talk-to-central). In the UI, it's displayed by replacing dashes (-) with spaces and converting the text to uppercase, so talk-to-central becomes TALK TO CENTRAL.

• Right (value): A list of frequencies or category names that will be targeted when the shortcut is triggered. When the assigned key is pressed, the player will broadcast to all frequencies listed here.

Frequences users

Users are displayed with six sections, which are defined as follows:

• Availability: Green if the user is marked as available in F7, red if marked as busy.

• Name: The agent’s name followed by their badge number.

• Grade (optional): The name of the agent’s grade or rank.

• Icons (optional): Icons representing all divisions the agent belongs to.

• Mute (optional): Indicates if the agent is muted.

• Talking (optional): Indicates if the agent is currently speaking.

Move feature 😄

Here, you can also move users between frequencies, similar to how it's done in platforms like Discord.