Most API calls in ACRE2 only support being called on the client to which they are local. So that players on other teams can not hear your communications. The second is is used to indicate if the radio channels for each team should be on different frequencies. The first option is used to indicate if each side should have their own unique language If you would rather avoid using the API I’d recommend checking them out first.įor simple mission setups where you just wish to quickly ensure that different teams speak different languages and/or use different radio frequencies so that they can’t hear either other on the same channel numbers we created a simple function you can call. Several modules are provided by ACRE2 to cater for typical simple setups. All players will also start out speaking the same babel language. All radios by default are set to the same settings and this allow players on other teams to hear each other on the radios. If you want players to have custom radios you must add them yourself. The default behaviour of ACRE2 is to replace any vanilla radio items (classname:”ItemRadio”) (which all the vanilla Arma 3 military units have) with AN/PRC 343 radios.

We have split this page up into several parts starting with the basics and simple cases and slowly progressing into more detail, at the end we’ll give some full examples. If you aren’t familiar with the basic features of ACRE2 please read this first. For this page we will also assume that you are loosely familiar with the basic features of ACRE, notably BABEL. When making missions with ACRE2 there are a few things you should be aware of to prevent problems with your missions.

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