Radios

[Los Santos Roleplay]

Script name: Radios

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Introduction

In the dynamic world of LS-RP, effective communication is paramount. The radio system on the server plays a crucial role in facilitating seamless interaction among players, whether they are coordinating in-game activities, managing law enforcement operations, or simply staying connected with their groups. Here’s a comprehensive guide to understanding and using the radio system on LS-RP.

 

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Types of Radio

LS-RP offers various types of radios to cater to different needs:

 

• Regular Radio

Supports ONE (1) radio frequency.

• Advanced Radio

Supports THREE (3) radio frequency.

• Super Radio

Supports FIVE (5) radio frequency.

• Mega Radio

Supports EIGHT (8) radio frequency.

 

Each type of radio provides different levels of access to multiple channels, allowing for more complex communication networks as needed.

 

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Commands

• /radiohelp

Displays a list of all available radio commands in-game.

• /r(adio)

Allows you to talk over the radio to the channel you're currently switched to.

• /r1/2/3/4/5/6/7/8

Enables you to talk over any radio slot without needing to use /setslot. For example, /r1 will transmit on radio frequency slot 1, /r5 on frequency 5, etc.

• /rlow

Functions like /r but with a lower transmission range (similar to /low). This is useful for staying discreet in crowded or undercover situations.

• /r1/2/3/4/5/6/7/8low

Similar to /rlow, these commands allow low-range communication on specific slots.

• /setslow [1-8]

Changes the slot you're currently transmitting to. Even with multiple slots available, you'll hear transmissions from all slots; this command only changes which slot you're talking through by default.

• /setchannel [slot ID] [channel #]

Tunes your radio to a specified channel for a given slot. Some channels may be restricted to law enforcement agencies.

• /part

Leaves the channel you're currently tuned into.

• /auth [chan. password]

Allows you to enter a password to access encrypted channels.

• /call 1000

Used to rent a radio station or set a password, with a cost of $5000 per action.

• /kickoffradio [ID]

If you own the channel, this command lets you remove a person from it.

Edited May 24, 2024 by asapdev