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green for the "To/From flight" channels
red for the "To package" channels
yellow for the "To/From package" channels
blue for the guard (or 'team') channel
cyan for the proximity channel
dark grey for the 'broadcast' channel
black for the "To/From tower" channel
white for some other (unspecified) messages
It is possible by changing the colours by using these falconbms.cfg lines
¿ g_sRadioflightCol
¿ g_sRadiotoPackageCol
¿ g_sRadioToFromPackageCol
¿ g_sRadioTeamCol
¿ g_sRadioProximityCol
¿ g_sRadioWorldCol
¿ g_sRadioTowerCol
¿ g_sRadioStandardCol
The color has to be entered as string and in hex format, where the first byte indicates the alpha,
the second byte the blue colour component, the third byte the green colour component and the
last byte the red colour component. So if you wanted to set the 'flight' channel to blue you would
enter 'set g_sRadioflightCol "0xFFFF0000"', if you wanted the team channel set to read, you
would enter 'set g_sRadioTeamCol "0xFF0000FF"'.
Please note also that in the falcon universe way more messages are created than are actually
played (as falcon plays radio messages in succession), so you may not hear all displayed
messages. Please also note that sometimes audible messages 'lag' behind the displayed ones,
this is again caused by the way radio messages are played.
The radio frags are located in the 'F4Talk95v1-0-0.csv' file located in your Falcon4 main directory.
This came from Codec´s 'Talkview' program (which still can be gotten from the checksix file
archive) so big cheers are in order for Codec and the F4 voice group who typed them up.
Thanks !
You can change this file, but please take care to keep the current formatting, be especially careful
not to add any newlines ! (or rather, any new frags at all). Should you mess something up, Falcon
may not be able to read the .csv file any more, which would result in a deactivated subtitle option.
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