Subject: RadioBinds and variables
Content: For easy acces to your radio commands without the need of going through the time comsuming radio-menu you can, bind Radio messages to a key. As an example we used the F1 key, ofcourse you can use any bindable key of your choise to bind a Radio command to A Basic Radio-bind looks like this : /bind F1 ut_radio 5 1 (Pressing the F1 key will result in the radio+text message "Enemy Spotted") A Radio-bind With Custom text and variable looks like this: / bind F1 ut_radio 5 1 I sees dem @ $crosshair (Pressing the F1 key will result in the radio message "Enemy Spotted" and shows in text like: I sees dem @ "current location where you crosshair is pointing at" ) Some more examples of what Radio command binds look like [quote] bind b ut_radio 5 1 I sees dem @ $crosshair <---- Enemy spotted bind h ut_radio 3 3 I needs ^1<3 ^2$health <---- I need a medic bind F3 ut_radio 8 1 I'ma go ^1red <---- Heading to bomb site A bind F4 ut_radio 8 2 I'ma go ^8black <---- Heading to bomb site B bind F5 ut_radio 4 9 Meow! <---- How the hell are you bind F6 ut_radio 1 6 I'll be there soon <---- Medic on the way, hang in there Obviously ^1, ^2 and ^8 are colours, red, green and black respectively. B and H are text macros assigned to the two thumb buttons on my mouse. You will also notice $crosshair and $health, these are variables you can call upon. $crosshair will announce the location your crosshair is pointed at and $health will announce your current health. [/quote] For more Radio commands see the list below Click here for a html version if you want to copy and paste. (With thanks to zinya)
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