Radio Support - Revision history

Slow at 14:03, 15 July 2025

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Asaayu at 00:14, 16 December 2023

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Asaayu: Update page to fix missing information about the resupply and transport option

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Update page to fix missing information about the resupply and transport option

Asaayu: Update pastebin link

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Update pastebin link

Asaayu at 02:28, 25 January 2023

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Veteran29: Update pastebin link

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Veteran29: Add 1.2 captive parameter

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Add 1.2 captive parameter

Veteran29: Add 1.2 delay_max param

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Add 1.2 delay_max param

Asaayu at 11:46, 10 May 2021

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Asaayu at 16:23, 9 May 2021

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 ==== Configuration Files ====
 This module works off a single config class, this can either be one located in the CDLC, or one located in the missions '''description.ext'''.<br/>
-Use the [https://pastebin.com/embed_iframe/EqR8wkiE '''default CDLC config'''] as a starting point for your own config.<br/>
+Use the [https://pastebin.com/embed_iframe/h9LTQELR '''default CDLC config'''] as a starting point for your own config.<br/>
 ''Be aware, the '''#define'''\'s listed at the top of the file are used later in the config to reduce duplication.''

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 ==== Configuration Files ====
 This module works off a single config class, this can either be one located in the CDLC, or one located in the missions '''description.ext'''.<br/>
-Use the [https://pastebin.com/embed_iframe/KU3uc5UT '''default CDLC config'''] as a starting point for your own config.<br/>
+Use the [https://pastebin.com/embed_iframe/EqR8wkiE '''default CDLC config'''] as a starting point for your own config.<br/>
 ''Be aware, the '''#define'''\'s listed at the top of the file are used later in the config to reduce duplication.''

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 ==== This page will guide you through adding the Radio Support module to your mission. ====
-This module allows players to request radio support to assist them with taking out enemies.
+This module allows players to request radio support to assist them with taking out enemies.<br/>
-Mission creators can setup their own callsigns including custom names, icons, descriptions, conditions, and more.
+Mission creators can set up their own call signs including custom names, icons, descriptions, conditions, and more.
 ==== Eden Editor ====
 To add the module to your mission all you need to do is place the module '''Radio Support''' into your mission.
 ==== Configuration Files ====
-This module works off a single config class, this can either be one located in the CDLC, or one located in the missions '''description.ext'''.
+Starting from the top of the example config there are nine values which can be changed,
 * '''cost_variable'''
 ** This is the name of a number variable which can be used to make players 'pay' for each request, each callsign will have a 'cost' value which players will need to have a higher or equal cost variable to request successfully.
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 ** This is a list of unit class names which will be given the action when setup in the availability array above.
-After these options there are two child classes, '''aircraft''' and '''artillery''', these child classes will contain the options that will be available to players.
+After these options there are four child classes, '''aircraft''', '''artillery''', '''resupply''', and '''transport''', these child classes will contain the options that will be available to players.<br/>
+Classes in the '''aircraft''' class will be shown to players when they select the "Air Support" option on the radio.<br/>
-Classes in the '''aircraft''' class will be shown to players when they select the "Air Support" option on the radio.
+Classes in the '''artillery''' class will be shown to players when they select the "Fire Support" option on the radio.<br/>
+Classes in the '''resupply''' class will be shown to players when they select the "Resupply" option on the radio.<br/>
-Classes in the '''artillery''' class will be shown to players when they select the "Fire Support" option on the radio.
+Classes in the '''transport''' class will be shown to players when they select the "Transport" option on the radio.<br/>
 Within the sub category class you can add the options that will be available to players.
 ==== Artillery Attributes ====
 Each artillery option can have the following attributes,
 * '''displayname'''
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 ==== Aircraft Attributes ====
 Each aircraft option can have the following attributes,
 * '''displayname'''
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 ** This is the array of pylon magazines which will be added to the vehicles pylons
 ==== During Gameplay ====
+Players can access the radio support menu through the scroll wheel action menu.<br/>
-Players can access the radio support menu through the scroll wheel action menu.
+The radio at the top of the menu has an interactable knob which switches between "Air Support", "Fire Support", "Transport", and "Resupply".<br/>
 Players can then select the category and callsign of their request, then left click and drag on the map to select the:<br/>

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 This module works off a single config class, this can either be one located in the CDLC, or one located in the missions '''description.ext'''.
-Use the [https://pastebin.com/embed_iframe/Nx1eWuX3 '''default CDLC config'''] as a starting point for your own config.
+Use the [https://pastebin.com/embed_iframe/KU3uc5UT '''default CDLC config'''] as a starting point for your own config.
 Starting from the top of the example config there are seven values which can be changed,

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 Players can access the radio support menu through the scroll wheel action menu.
-The radio at the top of the menu has an interactable knob which switches between "Air Support" and "Fire Support".
+The radio at the top of the menu has an interactable knob which switches between "Air Support", "Fire Support", "Transport", and "Resupply".
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 * '''delay_max'''
 ** Maximum delay for the support to arrive, regardless of the time calculated from distance to support module.
 * '''unit_trait_required'''
 ** Set this to '''1''' to only show the option to units that have the '''vn_artillery''' unit trait, does the same thing as setting the last value in the availability array to '''1'''.

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 * '''danger_distance'''
 ** This is the minimum distance to respawn markers that a request can be called. Requests that fall within this distance will not be completed.
 * '''unit_trait_required'''
 ** Set this to '''1''' to only show the option to units that have the '''vn_artillery''' unit trait, does the same thing as setting the last value in the availability array to '''1'''.
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 * '''divergence'''
 ** This is the distance for in both x & y directions that the position can differ from the users selected position
 * '''allow_double'''
 ** This will allow the user to fire the ammo twice, doubling the amount of explosives

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	Players can then select the category and callsign of their request, then left click and drag on the map to select the position and direction for aircraft, or the start and end location for artillery. Then they can choose between a normal or heavy request for options which have '''allow_double''' set to true, finally pressing the confirm button to radio in the request.		Players can then select the category and callsign of their request, then left click and drag on the map to select the position and direction for aircraft, or the start and end location for artillery. Then they can choose between a normal or heavy request for options which have '''allow_double''' set to true, finally pressing the confirm button to radio in the request.
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	The radio at the top of the menu has an interactable knob which switches between "Air Support" and "Fire Support".		The radio at the top of the menu has an interactable knob which switches between "Air Support" and "Fire Support".

−	Players can then select the category and callsign of their request, then left click and drag on the map to select the position and direction for aircraft, or the start and end location for artillery. Then they can choose between a normal or heavy request for options which have '''allow_double''' set to true, finally pressing the ~~request~~ button to radio in the request.	+	Players can then select the category and callsign of their request, then left click and drag on the map to select the position and direction for aircraft, or the start and end location for artillery. Then they can choose between a normal or heavy request for options which have '''allow_double''' set to true, finally pressing the confirm button to radio in the request.